Bird Light

I’ve had this bird light from Hommin bookmarked for a while. I think it is still pretty fantastic – it can be clipped on to an existing light bulb and instantly create some visual interest in a room.

birdlight | KitchAnn Style

birdlight | KitchAnn Style

birdlight | KitchAnn Style

Imagine how much better your laundry room would look or the expression on your child’s face when she discovers it.

What I'm Completely Obsessed With

It’s called Stilla and it’s not cosmetics you would find a Sephora or Ulta.

Stilla is paneling in tempered glass by Joel Berman Glass Studios. It comes in 3 thicknesses, 1/4″, 3/8″ and 5/8″ in a 4″ high repeating pattern with  3-dimensional texture. The panel is 53″ w and 108″ h and can be ordered curved, notched or drilled.

I think it is gorgeous and know of many, many places I’d like to use it.

Stilla | KitchAnn Style

Stilla | KitchAnn Style

Where would you use it?

Duravit Kitchen Sinks

Duravit Vero | KitchAnn Style

Have you seen Duravit Kitchen Sinks lately?

New kitchen sinks from Duravit come  in a large scale with the sink and drain area in almost equal proportion. The Kiora, available in white, pergamon, chestnut, matt anthracite and black ceramic is a favorite new pick. The Kiora Z is an ideal choice for homes with right and left-handed users.

Kiora | KitchAnn Style

Kiora  Z| KitchAnn Style

Unadorned and architectural, the Kiora kitchen sink
has exactly what it takes to become a classic”

Due to the success of the Vero bathroom sink, Duravit created their kitchen version that is clean and architectural in its lines. The Vero comes in three widths but all sinks come 17 1/2″ deep. If you are tall this you may feel some strain on your back in you undermount this sink in a standard height kitchen cabinet.

Duravit Vero | KitchAnn Style

Recycled Lighted Scuplture

This wicked lamp is titled Deep Sea Angler Fish and is made from recycled bicycle parts, knives and utensils and other found objects. It’s massive – 4 feet wide and 5 feet long – so if you want this for your own you will need ample floor space and a large wallet.

The artist, Justin LaDoux made this as part of a larger collection called “Creatures of the Deep.” The collection was entered in the 2010 ArtPrize contest.