Sugar Editorial Picks
Mar 10, 2008 -
For the next installment of this game, take a look at each of these industrial cart tables, and then see if you can answer my questions about them.
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Mar 09, 2008 -
Dating back to the 1920s, this Pair of Bindery Carts ($1,750) from Bond and Bowery are a rare and interesting find. These super-strong carts were once used to ferry books and paper around binderies. But, as you may have suspected, I am not in the business of sourcing furniture for publishers.
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Feb 15, 2008 -
In the next installation of Found It!, I bring you the Vintage Industrial Peg Leg Cart ($799) from American Furnishings. You may have seen this cart used as a coffee table in the boho-modern living room of a couple living in Malmö in my Coveted Crib. In my post, I wrote, "I also adore their coffee table, which looks like a re-purposed dolly (with wheels) of some sort."
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Aug 21, 2007 -
I know a collector of all things airline-related who wheels out an authentic airplane drink cart whenever he has a party. It looks like German company Bordbar has the same idea. The company refurbishes old airplane drink carts to create infinitely hipper portable storage cabinets, with bright, bold patterns and user-friendly enhancements.
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Jun 19, 2009 -
I've been on the hunt for a retro bar cart lately, and was recently tempted by a Lucite one on Craigslist. To be honest, I don't even drink liquor — I prefer vino and Hefeweizen — but I just love the way they look. Admittedly, I also dream about having groovy cocktail parties, serving up spirits to my pals in my growing collection of highball glasses, while doing the twist.
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Oct 21, 2009 -
Beginning today, the city of San Francisco will require both businesses and residences to compost food scraps and biodegradable products or risk a fine for not properly sorting their garbage. While other cities require recycling service and participation, the law, which Mayor Gavin Newsom signed into effect in June, is the first nationwide to require the collection of food scraps and other compostables.
A study by the Department of the Environment found that 36 percent of what San Francisco sends to landfills is compostable, primarily food scraps, and 31 percent is recyclable — which is mostly paper.
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Jun 09, 2009 -
- Fall in love with Carolyn Barber's lovely vignettes.— Desire to Inspire
- Wheel your bar carts into the great outdoors.— AT:SF
- Check out the scene at Celebration Weekend.— Home by Sunset
- Choose your favorite mode of inspiration.— SFGirlByBay
- Take your pick of colorful throw rugs.— Simply Stated
- Peek in on this charming office.— Design*Sponge
- Check out some handy iPhone home-improvement apps.— Charles and Hudson
- Discover two topsy-turvy tomato-growing methods.— Shelterrific
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Feb 27, 2009 -
The Side by Side Suite at the new Ace Hotel in Palm Springs cultivates a moody vibe with its curtained-off, king-sized bed and vintage furniture as well as great tech products, including 42-inch flat screens, MP3 plugs, and vinyl record players.
My eye was drawn to this great vintage coffee table. I'd seen it before.
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Feb 09, 2009 -
I've always been a fan of industrial furnishings, like this vintage peg leg cart, but use too much of them and your home starts to look like a factory. The Wisteria Aluminum Side Table ($165) has an urban, industrial edge, but its polished aluminum makes it a bit more contemporary, and appropriate for my oh-so-avant-garde digs. I think pairing it with natural materials, like the stones here, can even make it work in a more traditional interior.
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