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In addition to your standard site navigation, web MiniSites are a great place to link to existing revenue drivers. You can create any connections you like between different areas of your site. MiniSites can offer gateways to:
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- Storefronts
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You Oughta Know Engage the senses with see-through appliances and textured tile  Attention hogs: Let the kitchen table and the bathroom walls enjoy the spotlight with a toaster that leaves nothing to the imagination and teak tiles layered in carved spiral patterns. Image courtesy of Williams-Sonoma Kitchens and bathrooms may be the most routine-based rooms in the house, but that doesn't mean they have to be stale and boring. "Kitchens are where we do a lot of our living, and because we're there so often, it can get a bit predictable," says Jennifer Mirich, principal of Halcyon House interior design, Carmel, Calif. Don't get left behind with old appliances, fixtures and décor that look even more outdated than big bangs and Hammer pants. Consider these fresh updates. Different Perspectives Eye-catching new appliances and accessories start looking even better when they save time and space, especially when they're upgrades of old stand-bys. In the kitchen, the Magimix Vision Toaster from Williams-Sonoma boasts two full viewing windows that provide an inside peek at the toasting process. The Vynebar, a wine storage unit that mounts on the wall and holds wine bottles horizontally, is an instant space-saver and a great twist on an old staple. It pulls double-duty too. Use it to artistically display vintage or memorable wine bottles. 'Woodn't' it be Nice Take the bathroom back to Mother Nature with the new Indah tile line from Ann Sacks tile and stone company. These hand-carved tiles made from sustainably harvested teak feature intricate patterns that add a subtle, earthy elegance to a wall. "When picking new tile for a kitchen, think about how you want your home to feel," says DeeDee Gundberg, a senior designer at Portland, Ore.-based Ann Sacks. "Do you want something modern and clean? Do you prefer rustic, warm and inviting? Select tiles that work with the overall feel of your home." For those seeking the most Zen-like bathroom atmosphere possible, Atlanta-based Artesian Sinks introduced a wood bamboo sink at this year's Kitchen and Bath Industry Show. The company claims the sink, made from Moso bamboo and sealed with three layers of a waterproof coating, is as durable as its non-natural counterparts. |
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