Nesso Lamp Artemide's Nesso lamp is a less-breakable but equally
chic alternative to this homeowner's glass lamp. Also available in
orange. $290 at the Museum of
Modern Art SoHo (81 Spring St., 646-613-1367).
Stainless-Steel Kitchen The supersleek look of stainless-steel
kitchens can be cost-prohibitive. Ikea to the rescue! This Akurum
kitchen, with Numer�r stainless-steel doors, is $3,995 as shown. Ikea,
800-434-4532 or www.ikea.com.
Cube Table Commitment-phobes will love this glass
cube table, which can be wheeled around at will. $350 at Jensen-Lewis
(89 Seventh Ave., at 15th St., 212-929-4880).
Woven Vinyl Rugs The "rugs" in this loft are actually
woven vinyl by Bolon. It comes in a rainbow of colors and patterns.
Shown here in plain cream, $33 a square yard at Carpet Resources
(37 W. 39th St., 212-302-1113).
Illuminated Table The bedside shelves in this apartment
can be illuminated no small task for an amateur. We recommend
investing in Ligne Roset's Bianca table ($815); it lights up with
the flick of a switch. (Ligne
Roset, 250 Park Ave. South, at 20th Street; 212-375-1036.)
Ceiling Panels A fabulous source for tin ceiling panels
is Standard Tinsmith & Roofer Supply (183 Chrystie Street;
212-674-2240). It has 28 panel designs to choose from, plus matching
molding. Prices start at $19 for a two-by-four-foot panel ($34 for
a two-by-eight). Shown here, No. 204, six-inch Multiple plate.
Ottoman Mitchell Gold's Pete ottoman is big
enough to be used as a coffee table. In a variety of fabrics ($530
to $795) or leathers ($1,000 to $1,400), through www.mitchellgold.com
or special-order at ABC Carpet
& Home(888 Broadway, at 19th St., 212-473-3000).