Viking Expands Dishwasher recall

Viking Dishwasher Recall | KitchAnn Style

Viking Range, LLC is extending a recall on Dishwashers from 2012 to include 18,600 models sold in the US and Canada.

In cooperation with the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission and Health Canada, Viking is voluntarily expanding a previously announced recall of Viking 24″ wide dishwashers to include certain Model 200, Model 325, and Model 450 dishwashers manufactured before April 1, 2011.

An electrical component in the dishwasher can overheat, posing a fire hazard. Viking has received 21 reports of actual fires.

If you own a Viking dishwasher, locate your model number and check it against the chart. The first six numbers in the serial number are the manufacture date in MMDDYY format.

Viking Dishwasher Recall | KitchAnn Style

This recall affects dishwashers in all finishes sold at appliance and specialty retail stores in the US and Canada from July 2008 through March 2012 for between $1,225 and $2,000.

Viking Dishwasher Recall | KitchAnn Style

If your dishwasher is part of the recall, contact Viking for your free in-home repair at 1-800-241-7239 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. ET Monday through Friday.

 

Are You Ready for Pantone 2016 Color Trends?

Pantone Color Trends 2016 | KitchAnn style

Pantone Color Institute has unveiled its annual trend forecast for interiors for the coming year. There are nine palettes  in the  PANTONE VIEW home + interiors 2016 – Innovation and Impact, a color forecast highlighting trends for the home and interiors marketplace

Natural Forms: Shades that are plumbed from natural sources such as warm rosy clay and sheepskin beige. Continue reading “Are You Ready for Pantone 2016 Color Trends?”

What I’m Completely Obsessed With

Meet Pablo and Dora from the “Handle the Art” hardware collection by Folwell Studios. These pulls are my newest design obsession.

Unique Hardware | KitchAnn Style“Handle the Art” is a unique selection of pulls and knobs, all original, signed, bronze sculptures by artist Gail Folwell.

Pablo measures 13 inches high by 3.25 inches wide by 2.5 inches deep; while Dora measures 12.5 inches high by 3.75 inches wide by 2.5 inches deep.

These two pieces would so amazing on a set of integrated wine coolers or refrigerators.

Handle the Art Cabinet Hardware | KitchAnn Style

Folwell Studios makes smaller sculptural knobs and pulls for cabinetry that is meant to “break the mold” on how art collectors, designers and homeowners think about cabinet hardware.

“Good design is visually pleasing. Good art makes conceptual connections with people. Best of both worlds: utilitarian art, cabinet hardware. We touch our cabinet pulls every day. Sculpture is so tactile, and we’re taught not to touch the art. That’s crazy. Sculptural forms are wonderful to the touch.” – Gail Folwell

Folwell’s  figurative work demonstrates a wide range of human experience. Her sculptures express feelings through shapes, texture, physical connections, and actions.

Handle the Art Cabinet Hardware | KitchAnn StyleI think we are very fortunate that what was originally just a personal touch of decor in the Folwell home is available for anyone who wants to start collecting sculptural art.

For more information on the artist and her sculptures visit claggettrey.com.

Around the Web

It’s been raining a lot the past couple of days here. If you are like me and find yourself stuck inside and trying to avoid the pile of laundry in the corner, you may find these Blogs a worthy distraction.

Tile Manufacturer Daltile launched a new Blog recently called “From the Floor Up.” The blog aims to explore the world of design, style, and trends. Continue reading “Around the Web”