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Hazelnut Coffee

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Our 100% Arabica gourmet coffee is infused with the smooth and nutty tasted of fresh hazelnut. Whole Bean 12 oz.

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Lisa Audit Coffee Shop Menu – Art Print

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A distinctive and balanced flavor for those who love the richness of a darker roast and the smooth flavor of a lighter roast coffee. Ground 13 oz.

Crescent City Blend® Coffee

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A tribute to the rich, bold coffee served in New Orleans. Whole Bean 12 oz.

Cafe!

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The design of coffee shops is increasingly on the move. Where cafs have traditionally been viewed as places principally to enjoy a coffee, they have evolved to show a broad range of multifunctional purposes and amenities: They can, for instance, exist as cozy lunch-time meeting spots before abruptly transforming into vibrant late-night bars after sundown. Caf! Best of Coffee Shop Design shows the wide scope of different caf concepts, including coffee bars as integral parts of cutting-edge multipurpose buildings, flagship stores and traditional shops with a contemporary twist. The 40 projects featured comprise an extensive variety of designs and styles, ranging from minimalist, strict and reduced, to opulent and extravagant.

Cafe! Best of Coffee Shop Design

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The design of coffee shops is increasingly on the move. Where cafs have traditionally been viewed as places principally to enjoy a coffee, they have evolved to show a broad range of multifunctional purposes and amenities: They can, for instance, exist as cozy lunch-time meeting spots before abruptly transforming into vibrant late-night bars after sundown. Caf! Best of Coffee Shop Design shows the wide scope of different caf concepts, including coffee bars as integral parts of cutting-edge multipurpose buildings, flagship stores and traditional shops with a contemporary twist. The 40 projects featured comprise an extensive variety of designs and styles, ranging from minimalist, strict and reduced, to opulent and extravagant.

Cafe! Best of Coffee Shop Design

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The design of coffee shops is increasingly on the move. Where cafs have traditionally been viewed as places principally to enjoy a coffee, they have evolved to show a broad range of multifunctional purposes and amenities: They can, for instance, exist as cozy lunch-time meeting spots before abruptly transforming into vibrant late-night bars after sundown. Caf! Best of Coffee Shop Design shows the wide scope of different caf concepts, including coffee bars as integral parts of cutting-edge multipurpose buildings, flagship stores and traditional shops with a contemporary twist. The 40 projects featured comprise an extensive variety of designs and styles, ranging from minimalist, strict and reduced, to opulent and extravagant.

Coffee Shop, Gallery-wrapped canvas

$209.99

Decorate your wall with this stunning piece of canvas art designed to fit any decor..Artist: Richard Culling.Title: Coffee Shop.Product type: Canvas.Style: Contemporary.Format: Horizontal.Size: Medium.Subject: Cityscapes.Image dimensions: 22 x 28

Everything TV Crosswords Book: 150 commercial-free puzzles to test your television IQ

$9.95

What was the name of the coffee shop in Friends? Who was the original host of the Tonight Show? What kind of car did Jim Rockford drive? If you’re a television addict, you’ll love The Everything TV Crosswords Book. Packed with 150 puzzles, this entertaining collection covers both classic and contemporary TV shows, with clues and puzzles about all types of shows, including:Cops and detectivesSitcomsDaytime televisionSaturday morning cartoonsThe Everything TV Crosswords Book is an entertaining mix of popular culture trivia and challenging word play, perfect for winding down after a night of power TV watching!

Howard Miller Cyrus Wall Clock – 7.5 Inches Wide

$88.9

A flat glass covers the entire front of the Howard Miller Cyrus Wall Clock, which features a Wenge-look black coffee-finished back panel with brushed-nickel-finished accents. The white dial sports raised markers and straight hands, all with a brushed-nickel finish. The cylindrical pendulum, finished in brushed nickel, complements the dial. Quartz battery-operated movement ensures years of use. This contemporary clock is from the Howard Miller Studio 24 Collection. We are an authorized Howard Miller dealer, providing you with a vast selection of celebrated clocks. We also provide peace of mind with a White Glove delivery service that will deliver your new clock into your home or office, not just at the front door. We understand that choosing the perfect grandfather clock is a decision that will last your family for generations. Shop with confidence and find the crown of your heirloom collection with a company you can trust. Thank you for complementing your lifestyle with our company’s fine products. About Howard Miller Beginning in the 1920′s, Howard Miller clocks have impressed all who see them with superior quality and design. Howard Miller wall, floor, and mantel clocks are crafted to last for generations and to perfectly accent your home. The company’s founder, Howard C. Miller, began manufacturing wall and mantel clocks in Michigan. Evolving to encompass cabinet making and other furniture design – all renowned for quality and style – the Howard Miller company proudly stands behind its reputation as the World’s Largest Clock Manufacturer. Measures 7.5W x 2.75D x 23H inches Black coffee finish with brushed nickel accents White dial with brushed-nickel raised markers and straight hands Cylindrical brushed-nickel pendulum Flat glass crystal cover Stylish, contemporary design Quartz battery-operated movement

Howard Miller Morrison Wall Clock – 11.25 Inches Wide

$75.25

The unique, contemporary design of the Howard Miller Morrison Wall Clock makes it a unique accent piece in any room. This rectangular clock is finished in beautiful black coffee tones and features a curved front with recessed brushed-nickel bands. Brushed-nickel-finished hour and minute hands complement the look. The curved pendulum bob, also finished in black coffee, is supported by a bold brushed-nickel stick to match the case. Quartz battery-operated movement ensures years of use. This stylish clock is from the Howard Miller Studio 24 Collection. We are an authorized Howard Miller dealer, providing you with a vast selection of celebrated clocks. We also provide peace of mind with a White Glove delivery service that will deliver your new clock into your home or office, not just at the front door. We understand that choosing the perfect grandfather clock is a decision that will last your family for generations. Shop with confidence and find the crown of your heirloom collection with a company you can trust. Thank you for complementing your lifestyle with our company’s fine products. About Howard Miller Beginning in the 1920′s, Howard Miller clocks have impressed all who see them with superior quality and design. Howard Miller wall, floor, and mantel clocks are crafted to last for generations and to perfectly accent your home. The company’s founder, Howard C. Miller, began manufacturing wall and mantel clocks in Michigan. Evolving to encompass cabinet making and other furniture design – all renowned for quality and style – the Howard Miller company proudly stands behind its reputation as the World’s Largest Clock Manufacturer. Measures 11.25W x 2.75D x 14H inches Select hardwoods and veneers with brushed-nickel bands Beautiful black coffee finish Brushed-nickel-finished hour and minute hands Curved pendulum bob supported on a brushed-nickel stick Stylish, contemporary design Quartz battery-operated movement

Monument in a Summer Hat: (Poems)

$12

In James Armstrong’s pellucid poetry the drifting of autumn leaves shares space with the baroque architecture of nineteenth century England. A woman peruses a book of pharmaceuticals in a coffee shop looking for hints of happiness. And a naked woman wearing hip boots stares out of the 1940s in a photograph hung in a Michigan bar. Twilight is always moving the shadows of our urban lives out toward the country, our inherited past, where a deer or a heron waits like an angel glimpsed through the fog. Armstrong’s poems elucidate the mystery and beauty of borders- temporal and historical, as well as geographical- while his pastoral sensibility floods our senses with images of the natural world, seemingly stopping time, edifying us, and helping us-for a few moments anyway-to transcend our enervated contemporary lives. Reading this book is like diving into a deep lake. It cleanses the soul.

Mountain Time: A Novel By Ivan Doig

$15

At fifty-something, environmental reporter Mitch Rozier has grown estranged from Seattle’s coffee shop and cyber culture. His newspaper is going under, and his relationship with Lexa McCaskill is stalled at “just living together.” Then, he is summoned by his sly, exasperating father, Lyle, back to the family land, which Lyle plans to sell in the latest of his get-rich schemes before dying. Lexa follows, accompanied by her sister Mariah, and the stage is set for long-overdue confrontations — between lovers, sisters, and father and son. <I>Mountain Time</I> is distinguished by humor and a wry insight into the power of family feuds to mark individuals and endure. Set against the glorious backdrop of Montana mountain country, it is a dazzling novel of love, family, and the contemporary West.

Mutsy 4 Rider Stroller in Active Coffee

$599

MUT1288 Features: Signature profile with a contemporary minimalist look Modern single spoke wheels have pneumatic tires for an edgy look An intelligent click mechanism to transform it from a pram into a stroller Fits in a car seat with a single easy movement Adjustable seat Full recline capabilitiy with a head enclosure for small babies Storage Basket to help you shop with baby Raincover Adaptor is ingenious solution for transporting your little baby Dinner Tray can replace the front bumper bar for snack or mealtime Step Up Board comes complete with a pre-assembled wheel Babysitter Chassis can accommodate all stroller seats Parasol keeps sun out of baby’s face and eyes Fun Seat features a handle bar that lets the child ‘steer’ as they ride along Bag can hold loads of toys, towels, or other useful equipment Footmuff keeps your little one snug and warm Options: Available in several colors Dimensions: 4 Rider Stroller Dimensions: 44.9” H x 24.8” W x 29.2” D

Office for Metropolitan Architects: Seattle Public Library

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OMA’s design for the Seattle Public Libraryone of the firm’s most heavily anticipated projects to datebegins with a radical rethinking of the very nature of the library. If the library exists today as a threatened sanctuary, it has been done in by its own stubborn reliance on one kind of literacy and its consequent blindness to other emerging forms that increasingly dominate our culture, especially the huge efficiencies and pleasures of visual intelligence. Rather than merely package this traditional institution in a new way, OMA has completely reinvented it, transforming it wholeheartedly into a site able to aggressively orchestrate the coexistence of all available technologies for collecting, condensing, distributing, reading, and manipulating information. The library will no longer be loyal to the book… In more architectural terms, the $156 million building has an angular, meshlike glass and metal skin that surrounds a series of floating public spaces: a kid’s area at the bottom; a living room for browsing, public meeting areas, and a coffee shop; a mixing chamber where patrons can work intensively with librarians; and a reading room at the top with views of Mount Rainier and Puget Sound. In between these platforms are a series of programmatic boxes containing the more stable, or fixed, parts of the library program, including a continuous four-story book spiral where the entirety of the library’s books will be stored.This third book in Actar’s series of Verb monographs reveals how the Seattle Public Library works, and examines it in terms of new media technologies that have changed the status of the library in the contemporary city from a traditionalrepository for books to an “information store.” Also included is a comprehensive account of the design process, from initial concept through construction to ribbon cutting.

The Elephants of Style: A Trunkload of Tips on the Big Issues and Gray Areas of Contemporary American English

$11.07

Author: Walsh ISBN: 0071422684 Category: Reference/Language Trim Size: 5 1/2 x 8 1/4 UPC: 639785385646 [category] Reference A thorough, and thoroughly entertaining, guide to writing like the pros What do writers and editors mean when they talk about style? Sometimes they mean formatting for consistency and clarity. (Is it Texas or Tex. or TX? One space or two after a period?) Sometimes they mean correctness in spelling, grammar, word usage and punctuation. (A historic or an historic? The data is or the data are?) And sometimes they mean style as in stylishness. (Bright and breezy or just-the-facts-ma’am? Is that cute little idea fresh and original or tired and silly?) Inside, you’ll find answers that will add polish and sparkle to your writing. In the word-nerd classic Lapsing Into a Comma, Bill Walsh of the Washington Post entertained, educated and enlightened writers, editors, students and language lovers with commonsense guidelines and opinionated commentary on American English in the computer age. In The Elephants of Style he takes a step back and presents an in-depth look at the basics, including spelling, capitalization, abbreviations, subject-verb agreement, plurals and possessives. With sometimes acerbic wit, the author also addresses: The lies your English teacher told you. Balancing the traditional (“Once wrong, always wrong”) with the progressive (“Everybody does it”) as language continues to evolve. How and why major publications differ in their handling of basic spelling, capitalization and punctuation issues. How empathy between writers and editors can make writing better. The Elephants of Style includes a continuation of The Curmudgeon’s Stylebook,Walsh’s A-to-Z glossary of style matters big and small, guaranteed to address questions that no other usage manuals cover. Is Starbucks a coffee shop? Is it porn or porno? Bill Walsh is the copy chief for national news at the Washington Post and the creator of the popular Web site The Slot: A Spot for Copy

The Lucky Gourd Shop

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From the Library Journal This tale of a ravaged contemporary South Korea quickly shatters the reader’s complacency. Scott, author of Pursuing Pauline, a story of women in revolution, has written a riveting, compelling, and disturbing novel. The main characters are three Korean children who first we meet as Americanized teenagers searching for their heritage. We are quickly taken back to Seoul ten years earlier, where the story of Li Na, Dae Young, and Tae Hee unfolds. Remembering that this story takes place in contemporary times is often a difficult task because of the primitive surroundings and starvation fare. Mi Sook, the children’s mother, doomed by circumstances to fail, has to abandon the children to an orphanage where they were found by their American family. But there is more to the story, and it soon becomes evident that the children’s history will remain a mystery. Scott’s descriptive talent is enormous; at times you wish it were not so good. From Publishers Weekly After nearly 11 years with their American adoptive parents, Dae Young, 17, and his sisters Li Na, 16, and Tae Hee, 14, decide they want to know more about their ancestry. But information provided by the Korean orphanage from which the siblings were adopted doesn’t match their memories. In this atmospherically detailed and deeply felt work, the children’s quest serves as a preface to the central tale, which flashes back to South Korea a generation earlier, to recount the life of the children’s mother, Mi Sook. Abandoned as a newborn, Mi Sook is found by the wife of the owner of a coffee shop in Seoul, who keeps her in the back room of the shop and leaves her there four years later when the shop is sold. Each time the business changes hands, Mi Sook gets a new mommy who may be fond of her but never loves her. The engineering students who frequent the shop teach her to read and write, and Mi Sook, still living in the back room, eventually becomes manager. The youn

Where in Manhattan can I find a nice, cozy coffee shop with big, comfy chairs?

Something similar to Central Perk in Friends sort of vibe. Every coffee shop I seem to go to (That’s not a Starbucks) seems to have this modern contemporary vibe to it with uncomfortable seating, bright/white walls, etc…

I’d love a place, big or small, with exposed brick, a couch or lots of big comfy chairs, waiter service would be nice but is not required. Just something cute and cozy to hang out in with some friends, talk and enjoy a nice, well made soy latte.

So far the best I’ve found is Cafe Grumpy on W 20th st. While the coffee is amazing, the atmosphere still didn’t feel right for me. I want a place that makes you feel warm and happy on a cold, rainy day, etc…

Surely there’s got to be at least one in all of Manhattan!

Thank you!

Joe The Art Of Coffee – Not big comfy couches but great New York vibe, and good coffee and pastries. There are locations throughout the city:
514 Columbus Avenue
141 Waverly Place
9 East 13th Street
Grand Central Terminal
405 West 23rd street

Gimme! Coffe – in SoHo – you’ve got the brick but I’m pretty sure it’s SRO. 228 Mott Street.

Cafe Lalo – you’ve got the bricks but no couches… but you’ve got delicious desserts to make up for them! Plus they’ve got a wine list, and still manage to have that comfy feeling. 201 W 83rd Street.

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Creative People Are Dedicated To Improving Your Entertainment And Comfort

Having the courage to be a creative person might enable you to not only live a free spirited life; but also help the world around you. There are a number of local and global artists who have made huge contributions to the lives of many. The efforts are more than just those defining moments where find yourself in admiration of a masterpiece. It can also be realized in the items you use on a more common basis like a wood bar stools.

Having courage is the one element that has given birth to air planes, fine dining and the all too important traffic light. The design structures of these instruments are not only held with the highest regard – they help make the world secure. More than what you depend on to keep your life in proper its proper perspective was designed by someone who wanted to enhance the quality of life for all.

Everyone wants to be appreciated for their talents and deserves to be recognized for their contributions. While some do not like to live in the spotlight there is still some level of gratitude that should be extended. A great deal of this can be accomplished by merely being aware of your surroundings.

Understanding how the art world has impacted the world you’ve come to know can be achieved by observing your environments. Take for example the places in your community you find most stimulating. They might have fresh flowers, colors that pop and seating that makes you feel relaxed. This would be a good time to look beyond the obvious. How about your seating? Its craftsmanship and design concept – this too is art worth appreciating.

Wooden bar stools are the original template of this type of seating. Since its inception a great number of people have taken interest in making it more dynamic and versatile for a variety of uses. Lonely corners of a kitchen have been given new life with a bar stool – creating functionality and flow.

Contemporary bar stools come in a variety of styles and colors. The framing has a great deal to do with the comfort of the seating it provides. They are useful in a variety of venues like the home, hotels and sports bars to maximize seating and comfort. They have been apart of the global entertainment sectors for many decades.

There is a great deal to be gained by broadening your perspective on what constitutes art. There are a number of creative people who drive themselves to create items that will enhance the quality of living for others. While they may not be in the spotlight their contributions have directly impacted your life.

Have you heard of The Chewing Gum Man? by Stanley DeGeorgio

You might have heard of the The Chewing Gum Man. He’s an artist called Ben Wilson who paints tiny pictures on the black blobs of chewing gum that cover all of our pavements. Muswell Hill in North London has loads of them because that’s where he lives, apparently. I’ve just heard that he’s got an exhibition coming up in September in Duke Street, St James’s and it looks really interesting. It’s of a group of black and white paintings that he did while sitting in a coffee shop in 2004 before he started working on the streets. They’re over a metre long, incredibly detailed and really well priced for an original artwork.

All the works in September’s exhibition were painted over an intensely productive 12 month period in a Muswell Hill coffee shop where many locals recall Ben concentrating intently on these minutely detailed works. The paintings show a strong narrative emphasized by their lack of colour and reflect Ben’s concerns over our social landscape and of the alienation that can be felt in our own environment.

Often, a semblance of a cityscape is evident with pathways directing the viewer sideways through the scroll-like picture encountering along the way depictions of man and nature and issues of freedom and confinement. This subject matter was influenced by Ben’s experiences during a trip to Finland where he had lived and sculpted in the country’s beautiful natural landscape and witnessed its co-existence with the more brutal, commercial industry of fox breeding.

Together, Ben’s Nordic exposure, sculptural background and concerns about our surroundings have culminated in this dramatic and thought provoking ‘black and white’ series.

Whatâs interesting is that Ben has never sought commercial success so this exhibition gives a rare opportunity for a wider audience to view his work. Visitors looking closely may even be able to spot a new jewel-like gum painting near the gallery on Duke Street which coincidentally is thought to be the first London street to have a pavement.

There’s only 31 works and they have never been seen before so I doubt they’ll be around long. Take a look on ForOneWeekOnly.com. The show is, as the website says, for one week only, so be careful you don’t miss it!

Foroneweekonly is proud to present its inaugural show with an exciting exhibition of paintings by artist Ben Wilson – for one week only! 31 works from Benâs âBlack and Whiteâ series are available for sale from 14th to 20th September at 37 Duke Street, St Jamesâs.

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