I was amazed when I’ve seen luxury Aquamass designer bathtubs. New Stone One range of luxury bathtubs has a standardized, traditional, oval clear-cut shape, which allows for optimized use of design accents such as leather skirting, and mosaic-tile finishes.

Designs are printed on the compolite and leather blended skirting, and come with matte or glossy finishes. Designs such as the Neo Baroque print come in various edgy color combinations on the inside and outside; the range of designs available is enough to complement most design themes.
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Tired of boring walls with projection screens? Dreaming of smth new and unusual? Stewart Media Decor System can be a right choice. This product is a result of the partnership between Stewart Filmscreen and Media Décor..If you don’t have an electric screen that rolls into your ceiling, or even from your floor, it’s right there in the open of your media room (curtains can work nicely in lavish dedicated theaters).

Press a button on the accompanying remote control and an artwork will roll pronto to cover up the front of your projection screen. And Media Décor makes sure that you are not cursing lack of options either; Stewart Media Decor System has over 1,000 pieces of art and 40 standard picture frames to choose from, and one can even personalize by using own digital photographs. The solution is good enough to hide flat-panel televisions too. With support for screen sizes from 20 to 120 inches (width), The Stewart Media Decor System starts from a price range of $7,250.
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French designer and interior architect, Andree Putma, has announced a unique digital photo frame. Sporting a pure and timeless design skillfully contrasting black and white tones with a subtle play of transparency, the frame respects the Putman style that is sought-after worldwide from New York to Tokyo. The Parrot digital photo frame by Andree Putman combines technology with art. With this new frame, customers can savour the luxury offered by an extraordinary artist in their own home. Thanks to Bluetooth(R) technology, users can easily transfer their most treasured moments directly from their mobile phone straight to the Parrot digital frame by Andree Putman. Users can also take advantage of the frame’s multiplicity of connections and upload photos via an SD card or by connecting a mini USB cable.

With an emphasis on picture quality, Parrot offers the very best in display technology: a vibrant 7-inch, high- resolution LCD screen with 720 x 480 pixels displays up to 262,144 unique shades of color for bright, strikingly realistic images. You can store in it more than 400 photos - allowing them to easily change the image selection to suit their mood. The Parrot digital photo frame by Andree Putman will be available online in the U.S. at parrot.com starting in July 2008 for an MSRP of $450.
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I’d like to introduce you a special concept for your kitchen - the Solaris Workstation from the house of Ernestomeda, which was designed by Pietro Arsio. This luxury workstation for the modern kitchen creates a space that personifies the two main functions - preparation and consumption of food. The lamp above the sink features an glass screen, installed on a steel tubular.

A ceramic hob is retrofitted into the top and contains four cooking zones and a drawer unit. The container on 4 swivel wheels with integrated drawers and pullout basket offers enough space to professional chefs to enjoy cooking experience.
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