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Infinity Drain: Architectural Linear Drain Systems

Now, we know focusing on drains isn't always a conversation starter, but with Infinity Drain's products, bringing them up just might get the ball rolling—at least in the design world. Offering linear drain systems in various lengths and styles, Infinity Drain eliminates the traditional center drain that not only does zero for the aesthetic appeal of the area, but which also requires pitching the floor in four directions. With an added architectural appeal, these new linear drains open up the design possibilities for a project while eliminating the headache.

Studium Introduces an Inspired Glass Tile Collection

Studium is known for a fresh take on furniture, lighting, stone and mosiacs, but it is their new Jewel Glass Tile collection which has turned heads lately. The edited assemblage show here give a glimpse into the sophisticated new tiles.

MacKenzie-Childs: Decor Discoveries

MacKenzie-Childs is one of those brands that revel in versatility while still retaining a distinctive look. Tableware, home-furnishings, and gifts from around the world all enjoy a certain look and feel that leave no doubt as to where they came from. To see the full collection, stop by the flagship store at 14 West 57th Street in New York City. There is plenty to see!

Artemide: Lighting with Moves

Ora Ito's Monroe Table lamp for Artemide, has moves many of us rarely get to use. Able to spin 360 degrees, the Monroe extends the possibilities on illuminating one area—it also happens to look really good while doing so.

Echo Design Showcases the Versatility of Wallpaper

Echo Design has found an unexpected way to get creative with Wallpaper. And really, is there any reason wallpaper should be confined to your walls? Echo Design certainly doesn't think so, and they managed to have us agreeing with them. The possibilities are endless: line your drawers, cover your journals and photo albums, or even wrap your gifts with wallpaper! The interesting textures and dynamic patterns from Echo's newest wallpaper collection will have you wrapping and lining in no time.  

Elemental PhotoArt: Patti Silverstein Celebrates the Serene Side of Life

It is easy to forget that Art is a form of therapy. Founder and owner of Elemental PhotoArt, Patti Silverstein, has not forgotten. "It is my hope that Elemental PhotoArt can be a significant part of creating an environment that offers people a chance to look at their surroundings and find a moment of peace.," says Silverstein. Considering Elemental PhotoArt is made up of a group of photographers whose unique vision and passion are evident in their work, that hope is now a reality.

Clayton Gray Home Gets Inventive

Lighting happens to be one of my favorite design categories. And when a unique piece catches my eye, I have a hard time putting it out of my mind. Clayton Gray Home has managed to catch my eye with some chic, yet completely unique pieces. Definitely a difficult endeavor in a time where creativity is overflowing, so please, check them out!

WETSTYLE: Enhancing Simple Pleasures

Elegant and sinous, the new BE Tub by Patrick Messier for WETSTYLE, takes us back to the heady days of carefree summers and simple pleasures. The freestanding bathtub and vessel sinks in the collection imitate a walnut shell, an impression enhanced by the fluid curves of the tub—the back of which allows you to relax in an upright position for reading, while the opposite side was formed to recline in ultimate relaxation. To enhance your experience, WETSTYLE products allow you to relax guilt-free—they are all manufactured by hand with WETMAR—an eco-friendly stone composite material that reduces your carbon footprint.

Kir DeVries: Reinventing the Lunchbox

Who ever said the old "lunchbox" could not be reinvented for both children and adults alike? Fashion-savvy children and adults, we should say. These one-of-a-kind lunch totes from Kir DeVries are just the enticement many need to get their fashion-conscious kids to want to take their lunch, or to give the rest of us the perfect excuse to toss that disaster and leak-inducing paper sack away. (They also sell bento boxes, reusable cutlery and water bottles—all subscribing to the notion that ordinary things can be high-design.)

Europe2You: Unique Antiques, Accessories and Art

Whenever I hear the word "vintage" I am bound to scan the room, searching for that particular find. And when that vintage item comes from Europe, my interest perks up on an estimable scale. In comes Europe2You, a company dedicated to importing 19th century European pottery and antique kitchen and garden accessories—saving many of us a search we would like to make more convenient. With Europe2You's own buyers scouring the many marketplaces for unique items, and subsequently showcasing them on their website (listed below), it is hard to go wrong. In fact, their name says it all.

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