Hot New Kitchen Trend – Colored Glass Backsplash
These eye popping glass backsplashes are currently very popular in Australia and the U.K. The trend is also catching on in the U.S. as consumers lean more toward contemporary European style kitchens. These backsplashes are typically made of laminated glass with the inner layer containing the color or design.
A New Angle On The Old Bookshelf
Check out this fresh take on the old bookcase from Rafemar. At just over 68″ wide these modular units are available in 4 different heights. Just stack up them up until all of your books and belongings have a home. These bookcases come available in oak, wengue and matte lacquer finishes.
FlexibleLove Sustainable Seating
This unique seating system from FlexibleLove is made from recycled paper and wood waste. Wood waste material is taken from reject plywood, fiber board and particle board manufacturers. Then it is bonded with resins and paper products into and accordion like honey comb product that can take nearly any shape you like. The resulting sofa is light weight and very strong.
Genius!… Why Didn’t I Think Of This?
Anyone who has ever struggled with a clogged drain can appreciate this simple genius solution from PermaFlow. Until this little beauty came along home owners only had a few choices when dealing with a stubborn drain. None of them good.
Nexus All In One Kitchen Concept For Miele
Irish designer Claire Regan has developed this unique multi purpose prototype kitchen for Miele. The concept is to provide a multi function stand alone unit that offers all the functionality of a complete kitchen. This totally integrated cooking solution comes complete with a sink, utrasonic dishwasher, induction cook top, waste recycling system and even a small herb garden.
This Cool Concept Refrigerator Is Ultra Green
If it’s garden fresh veggies you seek check out this concept refrigerator designed by Hanna Sandström for Whirlpool in conjunction with Green Fortune. There are two ways this unit is designed to function.
Go Green With Reclaimed Coconut Tiles
A California company has begun offering wall tiles and panels made from reclaimed coconut shells. Kerie USA in Solans Beach, CA has developed a method of manufacturing the tiles from the discarded shells of coconuts harvested for their edible portions. Typically these shells would be burned or sent to land fills contributing to air pollution or landfill waste.



