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Current | Rooms: At Pop Pub, Deliberate Design for a Fast-Food Menu
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For 15 years, the restaurateur Roy Liebenthal has been serving fast food in environments that are anything but off-the-cuff. Pop Burger and Pop Pizza, spaces created by the Turkish-born, Manhattan-based architect Ali Tayar, explored the layering of

Currents | Online: turning photos into paint-by-numbers art
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Paintapic, a new service that crosses the low-tech fun of paint-by-numbers with the instant gratification of a Web click, is the brainchild of Keith Gould, a technical director for a design industry Web site and the creator of the photo app Daily

Currents | Lighting: An Eco-Friendly Lamp From Foster + Partners
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The Dash task light, a collaboration between London-based architects Foster + Partners and designers at the office furniture company Steelcase, combines sleek styling with a tiny eco-footprint. The lamp, which comes in white, platinum, black and six

Currents | Furniture: Made to Order, by Ruby Beets
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Tiny Ruby Beets, tucked into an old silent-film theater on a side street in Sag Harbor, N.Y., is all of a sudden not so tiny, having doubled in size this month to accommodate a new line of furniture, Ruby Beets Made to Order. Sharone Einhorn and Honey

Current | Deals: Sales at Sferra, Pottery Barn and Others
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During the Sferra sample sale, through Sunday, down comforters and pillows, blankets, sheets, duvet covers, decorative pillows and throws, table linens and towels are up to 70 percent off (Lindsay duvet sets, originally about $620 to $732, are $275 to

Currents | Q&A: Raising Concerns About Chemicals in Recycled Carpet Padding
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Every week, it seems, a new study identifies potentially harmful chemicals in the food we eat, the makeup we wear, the toys and bottles used by our children. Next up: the recycled foam padding installed under wall-to-wall carpeting. Joseph DiGangi, a

Shopping With Wayne Burgess: 1960s Design
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The Jaguar car designer Wayne Burgess is a collector of vintage furnishings and has brought his appreciation for curvaceous midcentury lines to his own work. IN 1961, Jaguar introduced the E-Type, a low-slung sports car with a long hood and seductively

Collections: In Williamsburg, a Live-In Cabinet of Curiosities
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ARTIFACTS In the Brooklyn loft of Paige Stevenson and Ahnika Meyer, the garden is off the kitchen. More Photos � PAIGE STEVENSON moved every few years when she was a child in the 1970s, living, among other places, in a tepee on a commune in Mendocino

Master Gardener: Fire blight launches spring offensive
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By Contra Costa Times correspondent Q: What can I do now to lessen fire blight damage on my pear trees this spring? A: Scorched pears clinging to lifeless limbs, and blackened, shriveled leaves on crook-shaped terminal branches signal the aftermath of an

Design Notebook: At the Furniture Fair, Sustainable Furniture Gets Playful
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The caterpillarlike Bulldozer Lounge by Mark Goetz and Efe Buluc, is made to order, for $12,000. THE table lamp is laid-back, and no wonder. Created by Peter Stathis, a San Francisco industrial designer, for Joby, a San Francisco consumer products

In The Garden: Boxwood: Loving What the Deer Don’t
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POTTERSVILLE, N.J. Andrea Filippone created boxwood gardens that deer don’t eat. They will be open to the public for an event on Saturday. More Photos � ANDREA FILIPPONE loves roses, but so do the deer that pass through her gardens almost every

Late bloomer to landscaping
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The average American has several careers in his lifetime. So Chicagoan Marty Wirtz is on par. A retired Chicago firefighter, Wirtz juggles a landscape design company with his role as a fundraiser for a parochial high school. "It works because both jobs

The dirt on retaining walls
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On one of the real estate TV programs about flipping houses, misinformed fixer-uppers discover a tilting retaining wall. They erroneously explain that a high bank of dirt is pushing it over and disclose how they plan to correct it: excavate a trench

Telegraph 'Libya' garden takes shape
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RHS Chelsea Flower show 2011: digging begins Work has begun on The Daily Telegraph's 2011 RHS Chelsea show garden. This year's designer Cleve West talks through what is involved before any planting can been done. 560 315 TelegraphPlayer-8516809 Creating

Trends in Lighting
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Inertia hanging fixture, Corbett Lighting Lighting, while essential for living, does not have to be utilitarian in appearance. Often described as “jewelry for the home,” lighting is a practical, yet fashionable, way to upgrade your home décor. With

On Location: In England, a Former Factory to Call Home
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In 2007, Eric Guibert, left and Robin Pembrooke, sold their home to buy a 6,000-square-foot former factory building in Kennington, England. LONDON Four years ago, Eric Guibert, an architect, and his fianc, Robin Pembrooke, an online television executive,

The Dry Garden: What late-season rains and a prediction for a cool June mean for gardeners
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Our Friday gardening column is posting early this week as a service to readers: After an , May showers are a mixed blessing in the Southern California garden. On the upside, it’s cool outside; damp soil yields easily to the weed fork, and late rain

Cheap Garden Plants - Buy Cheap Garden Plants Online And Save Money
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Maintaining a great looking garden requires time and effort plus a little investment and with cheap�?garden plants you can save money while keeping your gardens looking eternally satisfying. Where is the best place to find cheap garden plants?

Master Gardener: Fire blight launches spring offensive
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Q: What can I do now to lessen fire blight damage on my pear trees this spring?A: Scorched pears clinging to lifeless limbs, and blackened, shriveled leaves on crook-shaped terminal branches signal the aftermath of an infection by Erwinia amylovora, the

Home and Garden Products Retailing in Bulgaria - new market report released
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Home and Garden Products Retailing in Bulgaria - a new market research report on companiesandmarkets.com The home and garden products sector accounted for 2.7% of the total retail value in Bulgaria in 2009. The sector increased at a compound annual

Annual and Perennial Herbs for Your Garden
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In categories: Herb Gardens, Lawn & Garden Herbs can be either an annual, perenial, or evergreen shrub. When planning your herb garden, it’s important to keep in mind the growth habits of each plant. Some herbs are annuals, some are perennials, and

Garden Watering Systems That Help Save Water
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Garden watering systems can save a lot of water usage provided we choose the right ones for our area and use them properly. Garden watering systems can range from simple to being very complex. Most of them include being water wise but we need to be plant

Free garden plant for every reader
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Summer is on the way and your Market Rasen Mail is offering all of our loyal readers the chance to get some FREE garden plants.

The 10 Best & Easiest to Grow Herbs The Gardenist
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So long as there is no snow on the ground, you can harvest herbs in your garden. There is nothing more satisfying and simple than snipping off just what you need and enjoying the garden fresh flavor without having to fork out a few bucks per bunch at the

Chelsea Flower Show 2011: Inside the show gardens
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More sculptures arrive at the Chelsea Flower Show All photos, courtesy of the RHS Chelsea Flower Show 'Insider's Guide' iPhone app, for more information visit the RHS web site or download from the Appstore

Recent rain challenges gardeners' plans for planting
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With the beautiful weather a week ago — doesn't it seem a year ago? — many gardeners went out and bought. Then came the rain during what is traditionally the busiest planting time of the year. What's a gardener to do? Experts say it all depends on

Hot plants for your 2011 garden
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Send to a friend * marked fields are required. * Your name * Friend's e-mail Comment Action Submit See if you can find one of these interesting beauties at a nursery near you Previous Page 1 of 5 Farmer’s Market Black Velvet Petunias In April, I went

How to choose plants for a rock garden
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you adore and want to have they may not be suited to such a setting. You dont have to go very far to find beautiful plants that will look very natural. Wild plants are everywhere and are free, so you dont have to expend a lot of money to create this