Dwell Magazine recently reported from the International Builders' Show in Las Vegas. The show is hosted by the National Association of Home Builders. View the slide show from Dwell.com here.
A kitchen that doesn't take itself too seriously: the Amana Dry Erase Refrigerator. A few interesting products:
- Kitchen Aid's Inductive Cooktop: Induction technology heats the pan and not the cooktop surface, through an electromagnetic transfer of energy.
- Delta Pilar Faucet: Water turns on and off by touching the faucet (Touch2O Technology), anywhere on the spout or handle.
- Snazzy grab bars by Kohler. Grab bars can be installed in a bath or shower before they are needed, and not take away from the style of the bathroom. (See previous blog entries on Universal Design--you never know when you will be the one who needs it).
- Stainless steel is so 2002: Dry erase refrigerator by Amana. Of course, it's still magnetic.
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