Archive for the 'Cabinet' Category
Making Your Bedroom a “Basket Case”
0 Comments Published by brian yalung August 21st, 2008 in BED Accesorries, Bed Blanket, Bedroom, Cabinet, Home Designs.
Storage is something that many people have trouble with, especially when it comes to looking for the right cabinets or drawers to place their other things. Clothes, bed linens and blankets, it is normal to always have this dilemma and while you are already full of large drawers and walk-in closets to accommodate your needs, turning to bamboo-finished baskets or rattan can be a good alternative for your problems.
Best of all, they are more affordable for the wise consumer. Add to the fact that their presence can signal another dimension of bedroom enhancement with a new view of a touch of art when it comes to conceptualization and interior ideas.
And the best part of it is the price. They are all worth less than $60.00. So if you have storage issues, this is an alternative you should definitely check out.
When it comes to corralling clutter, few storage solutions are better (or more appealing) than baskets.
“They’re so versatile,” says Maryland-based designer and shop owner Dennese Guadaloupe-Rojas, “and they provide a nice visual element as well.”
(Source) Washington Post
Cashew Nut Shell Liquid Preservatives for your Wooden Furniture Care
0 Comments Published by brian yalung August 19th, 2008 in BED News, Bed Designs, Cabinet, Chairs, Kitchen, Livingroom, News, Recycled, Tips & Tricks.
For most people who have wooden furniture at home, the maintenance issue is perhaps one of the stirring problems that people have to deal with. Making sure that their shine and overall appearance will not be compromised, people often turn to the various chemicals to ensure the quality wooden finished these days.
But that was before Cashew Corporation was able to come up with the Cashew Nut Shell Liquid, a less toxic wood preservative for wood crafts and furniture preservation.
One of the major problems with developing a totally organic wood preservative system was cost, but the new wood preservative described would provide a solution to the problem because it was relatively cost-effective, Surendra noted.
He said that wood preservative made by CNSL in its natural form was reported to protect wood crafts and furniture against termite attacks and possessed water repellency. Several studies had shown that activity of fungi and termite was less in CNSL +Cu treated blocks than in untreated blocks and blocks treated with CNSL alone.
(Source) The Island Online
Building a House? Fireproof it!
0 Comments Published by brian yalung August 9th, 2008 in BED News, Cabinet, Home Appliances, Home Designs, Tips & Tricks.
For the people fortunate enough to start building on their own homes, a lot will be focused on the spaces and the provisions for rooms that will accommodate the furniture, appliances and of course the people who will live in them. But before you get all jumpy, just remember you have to consider the unforeseen and this includes fire protection.
A home is a fixed property but it will not be spared from untoward events. We have seen a lot of homes in the world go down in ashes once fire strikes. So to avoid the painful loss of a home, even if it is insured, owners would do well to consider fire protection such as sprinklers or even fire extinguishers at designated places of a great home.
For Horobin, a British architect and longtime proponent of living sensibly and sensitively with the earth, fireproofing is an essential part of building a sustainable house. In part, it’s personal: He and his wife Lynn lost a house in a 1986 Los Gatos wildfire. “I know how it feels,” he said.
That feeling he added is compounded when he hears reports of rebuilding the same kind of structure in the same place after a fire. “I watched a report about people who lost homes in San Diego fires in 2003 and 2007 and are rebuilding with stick frames — one definition of insanity is doing the same thing again and again and expecting different results.”
(Source) Napa Valley Register

Pivot Cabinet!
Here’s an innovative portable cabinet called, Pivot Cabinet, that can put your small items tucked away from views of guests.
This surprising cabinet is ideally suited to storing small items and everyday necessities in order to make sure these are always in the same place. Very useful during morning rush hour at home!
A Change of Interior for Modern Homes
0 Comments Published by brian yalung July 27th, 2008 in Cabinet, Home Designs, bookshelf.These days, it is not surprising to note changes in the home. People are often egged by what they see from other’s homes or even the television where they will get tons of ideas on how to renovate their rooms. The bedroom is perhaps the first place they would want to renovate and storage is one of the common things we see being re-decorated.
Thanks to modern designs, walk-in closets and cabinets are perhaps modified according to the designs that they are wanting and varying designs which may not necessarily be the exact copy of what they see are sure to instigate everything. But as long as you can afford it and want something new, there is no stopping change. Besides, it is change for the better!

This concept of styling is not new but it has definitely adapted to a fresher look, with sleek-crisp lines and cool styling. Moreover, the materials used and styling make it more of an art work than just furniture.” Their Dama range in wardrobe units shows off a cool exterior in the completely white sliding doors with medallion decor panel. Priced at a steep Rs 5,00,000 and above, the range comes in both veneer and lacquer finishes.
The model line under step-in-closets, Varius, has functional accessories in its drawer packs on castors, shelves with hanging rails and trouser racks. Its finish in ivory, cherry and dark oak panels only lends further to its charm. And even though its priced at an expensive Rs 8,00,000+, its aesthetic beauty makes it a worthy buy!
(Source) The Economic Times
Office Furniture with Warm Woods Finish
0 Comments Published by brian yalung July 25th, 2008 in Cabinet, Home Designs, Shelves, desks.It is not only private homes these days that are turning towards contemporary wood furniture. Even offices are looking at these fine warm wood finishes as their designs are pretty much ideal and perfect for certain office settings.
You can just imagine how good warm wood finishes would change the ambiance of a room once they are placed. Small room offices can become great places to work in, spicing up the usual boring atmosphere with extravagant designs made to change the aura of the offices in an instant.
For starters you can check out these two office furniture design lines.
1. Creative Elegance’s Cove office

2. South Shore Industries Ltd.’s Element Collection of contemporary home office furniture

Honey and midtone brown finishes are getting the nod from consumers purchasing contemporary home office furniture. Besides accentuating the clean lines of contemporary furniture and transitional furniture groups, these warm wood finishes brighten up a small room.
(Source) Furniture Style
Prep Up Your Office with Bosco Storage Solutions
0 Comments Published by brian yalung July 23rd, 2008 in Cabinet, coffee table, desks.For companies that want to spice up their usual office furniture and design, you may want to check out this Constellation executive office storage furniture range that will be displayed at Zenith’s Interiors Saturday in Design Melbourne showroom over the weekend.
With a selection of modern executive office design ideas, you can get a glimpse of another modern design ideas to spice up the standards office setups you have.

Inspired by the emerging furniture designs of Europe, the Constellation executive office storage furniture range presents an elegant edge profile and innovative corner assembly. It is a steel storage that embraces good aesthetical qualities whilst offering a durable office storage solution for applications demanding quality, style and visual consistency.
Precision-engineered drawer slides with an integrated soft close mechanism ensure lineal file and multimedia drawers run smoothly, effortlessly and silently.
Unique, soft close, parallel sliding door mechanisms on cabinets allows doors to open and close silently, sliding in parallel, which is an ideal solution for applications with limited space or where concealed office storage is optimal.
(Source) Infolink
Making Advanced Preparations for Nursery Provisions
0 Comments Published by brian yalung July 15th, 2008 in BED Kids, Baby, Beddings, Cabinet, Crib, Kids Bedroom, Kids Furniture.
Newly weds and couple who are planning to raise a family do not have to wait until little tykes are expected to be on the way. Apparently, many people today are making advanced preparations, leaving provisions for nurseries to avoid the hassles of addressing them once the new member of the family is on the way.
To some, it would be a waste of time to plan ahead. But do remember, designing a nursery is also quite harassing if you are doing it within the months of expecting your first born.
Nurseries are not simple to conceptualize. Cribs and toys are not everything. Color themes and baby furniture as well as the usual baby cabinets are included and not to mention the issue of proper spacing. In all, it is a bit similar to organizing a standard room with the only thing to be inserted is the fact that infants would be the ones who would frequent the room.
“When we moved into our house, I knew exactly where I wanted the nursery,” Kaye Popofsky Kramer of Laurel Canyon says of her room with an alcove by the window — “perfect for a rocking chair.”
“It was never the guest room or a storage room,” she says. “I just wanted it waiting for a child.”
(Source) Los Angeles Times
IKEA PS - Small Laptop Workstation!
0 Comments Published by Max July 9th, 2008 in BED Furniture, BED Gadgets, BED Home, BED News, Bed Designs, Cabinet.
IKEA, our favorite cheap Swedish furniture company, has come up with a cool small laptop workstation that can also be used as a cabinet for your books. It comes in red or white at $59.99. Don’t confuse with the IKEA PS Havet though…
Key features
Combined workstation and storage for laptop and accessories. Saves space and is easy to place anywhere in your home.
The cable outlets inside and at the bottom of the cabinet make it easy to organize cables according to need.
The upper space is lockable for safe storage of the contents.
An elastic strap keeps your laptop in place during charging.
The lower compartment is just the right size for hidden, easy-access storage of modem, router and multiple sockets.
designer:Henrik PreutzProduct dimensionsWidth: 27 1/2 ”
Depth: 7 7/8 ”
Height: 23 5/8 ”
Max. load/open front: 55 lbWidth: 70 cm
Depth: 20 cm
Height: 60 cm
Max. load/open front: 25 kg








