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Paula Sciuk
Paula Sciuk
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Numbered Mugs, Set of 4

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Underlighting isn’t just for cabinets. Glowing toe kicks look great in a space with other modern LED light sources (like in a ceiling alcove).

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Tumbled travertine backsplash with granite

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Wusthof Under-Cabinet Knife Block

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Wusthof Under-Cabinet Knife Block - $39.95 Knife block. I realize undercabinet knife blocks aren't exactly new technology, but this model from Wusthof is notable for its slim profile. It also conveniently swings in and out with the touch of a finger.

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EZ Off Jar Opener

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Jar opener. For those who struggle with opening bottles and jars, here's a clever gadget that's easy to mount under your wall cabinet. This would make an excellent gift for someone who suffers from arthritis, or anyone else who could use some assistance with tough-to-open lids.

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Lighting. Even if you're a minimalist who prefers to keep the area under your wall cabinets clear, consider installing some lighting. Undercabinet lights provides crucial illumination for food prep and, if dimmable, work well as a nightlight once the kitchen is closed for the evening. My current preference for undercabinet lighting is low-profile LED (light-emitting diode) strip lights. LED lighting technology is continually advancing, so check with your local lighting retailer or electrical contractor to see what is the best option for your kitchen. Prices vary depending on size and quality, but you can currently get 12-inch strips starting around $20.

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Dawn Stainless Steel Sinks

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Dawn Stainless Steel Sinks

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detachable center divider

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love how this 'feels'

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island - costco

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castors

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Franke - Vision Equal Double Bowl Undermount Kitchen Sink

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Over time, soapstone will darken to a deep charcoal, the greener the slab, the softer it is. unaffected by heat, Being chemically neutral means that acids like tomatoes and lemon juice won't damage it, and its density makes it impenetrable by everything, including bacteria and would-be stains. Make sure soapstone is architectural grade,which is denser than the artistic grade often used for sculpture

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