Inspiration for a modern blue tile and porcelain tile porcelain tile, gray floor and double-sink bathroom remodel with dark wood cabinets, a one-piece toilet, white walls, an undermount sink, quartzite countertops, a hinged shower door, white countertops, a niche and a floating vanity

design: Carrie Preston (Studio TOOP) and Jasper Helmantel (Cruydt Hoeck), 2011 location: Appeltern, NL status: built in 2012 by Appeltern Model Garden Complex photos: Olga van Saane, October 2013 Designed as assignment from both the Dutch gardening magazine Groei & Bloei and the television and radio nature program Vara's Vroege Vogels, this garden serves as a model of how homeowners can incorporate lots of plant life and wildlife into the design but without sacrificing practicality or aesthetics. The garden is deliberately contemporary in its style to emphasize that nature-rich gardens need not look a certain way - insects and birds don't care if the lines are straight or curved. At the same time the garden makes use of affordable, simple, no-nonsense materials. The 40x60 cm paving stones are one of the most common and affordable paving options in the Netherlands, available en masse for free on the Internet. Conceptually we imagined a garden completely paved with the tiles (as to many gardens are) and what would happen if took out some of these stones, used them to build benches and structure and added plants where the tiles had been. In the construction of the benches we include other materials such as bamboo sticks and insulation bricks that create habitat for insects such as solitary bees. The plant palette is based on a selection of native and host plants in combination with the 26 plants plan set up by Groei & Boei -- a list of plants aimed at making the use of more plants in gardens accessible and less intimidating. The choice for the number 26 corresponds with the number of letters in the alphabet in line with the famous Dutch garden designer Mien Ruy's comment that if we only need 26 letters to create a whole language, we should be able to combine and mix 26 plants to express far more than we think.

design: Carrie Preston (Studio TOOP) and Jasper Helmantel (Cruydt Hoeck), 2011 location: Appeltern, NL status: built in 2012 by Appeltern Model Garden Complex photos: Olga van Saane, October 2013 Designed as assignment from both the Dutch gardening magazine Groei & Bloei and the television and radio nature program Vara's Vroege Vogels, this garden serves as a model of how homeowners can incorporate lots of plant life and wildlife into the design but without sacrificing practicality or aesthetics. The garden is deliberately contemporary in its style to emphasize that nature-rich gardens need not look a certain way - insects and birds don't care if the lines are straight or curved. At the same time the garden makes use of affordable, simple, no-nonsense materials. The 40x60 cm paving stones are one of the most common and affordable paving options in the Netherlands, available en masse for free on the Internet. Conceptually we imagined a garden completely paved with the tiles (as to many gardens are) and what would happen if took out some of these stones, used them to build benches and structure and added plants where the tiles had been. In the construction of the benches we include other materials such as bamboo sticks and insulation bricks that create habitat for insects such as solitary bees. The plant palette is based on a selection of native and host plants in combination with the 26 plants plan set up by Groei & Boei -- a list of plants aimed at making the use of more plants in gardens accessible and less intimidating. The choice for the number 26 corresponds with the number of letters in the alphabet in line with the famous Dutch garden designer Mien Ruy's comment that if we only need 26 letters to create a whole language, we should be able to combine and mix 26 plants to express far more than we think.

design: Carrie Preston (Studio TOOP) and Jasper Helmantel (Cruydt Hoeck), 2011 location: Appeltern, NL status: built in 2012 by Appeltern Model Garden Complex photos: Olga van Saane, October 2013 Designed as assignment from both the Dutch gardening magazine Groei & Bloei and the television and radio nature program Vara's Vroege Vogels, this garden serves as a model of how homeowners can incorporate lots of plant life and wildlife into the design but without sacrificing practicality or aesthetics. The garden is deliberately contemporary in its style to emphasize that nature-rich gardens need not look a certain way - insects and birds don't care if the lines are straight or curved. At the same time the garden makes use of affordable, simple, no-nonsense materials. The 40x60 cm paving stones are one of the most common and affordable paving options in the Netherlands, available en masse for free on the Internet. Conceptually we imagined a garden completely paved with the tiles (as to many gardens are) and what would happen if took out some of these stones, used them to build benches and structure and added plants where the tiles had been. In the construction of the benches we include other materials such as bamboo sticks and insulation bricks that create habitat for insects such as solitary bees. The plant palette is based on a selection of native and host plants in combination with the 26 plants plan set up by Groei & Boei -- a list of plants aimed at making the use of more plants in gardens accessible and less intimidating. The choice for the number 26 corresponds with the number of letters in the alphabet in line with the famous Dutch garden designer Mien Ruy's comment that if we only need 26 letters to create a whole language, we should be able to combine and mix 26 plants to express far more than we think.

design: Carrie Preston (Studio TOOP) and Jasper Helmantel (Cruydt Hoeck), 2011 location: Appeltern, NL status: built in 2012 by Appeltern Model Garden Complex photos: Olga van Saane, October 2013 Designed as assignment from both the Dutch gardening magazine Groei & Bloei and the television and radio nature program Vara's Vroege Vogels, this garden serves as a model of how homeowners can incorporate lots of plant life and wildlife into the design but without sacrificing practicality or aesthetics. The garden is deliberately contemporary in its style to emphasize that nature-rich gardens need not look a certain way - insects and birds don't care if the lines are straight or curved. At the same time the garden makes use of affordable, simple, no-nonsense materials. The 40x60 cm paving stones are one of the most common and affordable paving options in the Netherlands, available en masse for free on the Internet. Conceptually we imagined a garden completely paved with the tiles (as to many gardens are) and what would happen if took out some of these stones, used them to build benches and structure and added plants where the tiles had been. In the construction of the benches we include other materials such as bamboo sticks and insulation bricks that create habitat for insects such as solitary bees. The plant palette is based on a selection of native and host plants in combination with the 26 plants plan set up by Groei & Boei -- a list of plants aimed at making the use of more plants in gardens accessible and less intimidating. The choice for the number 26 corresponds with the number of letters in the alphabet in line with the famous Dutch garden designer Mien Ruy's comment that if we only need 26 letters to create a whole language, we should be able to combine and mix 26 plants to express far more than we think.

design: Carrie Preston (Studio TOOP) and Jasper Helmantel (Cruydt Hoeck), 2011 location: Appeltern, NL status: built in 2012 by Appeltern Model Garden Complex photos: Jolanthe Lalkens, June 2013 Designed as assignment from both the Dutch gardening magazine Groei & Bloei and the television and radio nature program Vara's Vroege Vogels, this garden serves as a model of how homeowners can incorporate lots of plant life and wildlife into the design but without sacrificing practicality or aesthetics. The garden is deliberately contemporary in its style to emphasize that nature-rich gardens need not look a certain way - insects and birds don't care if the lines are straight or curved. At the same time the garden makes use of affordable, simple, no-nonsense materials. The 40x60 cm paving stones are one of the most common and affordable paving options in the Netherlands, available en masse for free on the Internet. Conceptually we imagined a garden completely paved with the tiles (as to many gardens are) and what would happen if took out some of these stones, used them to build benches and structure and added plants where the tiles had been. In the construction of the benches we include other materials such as bamboo sticks and insulation bricks that create habitat for insects such as solitary bees. The plant palette is based on a selection of native and host plants in combination with the 26 plants plan set up by Groei & Boei -- a list of plants aimed at making the use of more plants in gardens accessible and less intimidating. The choice for the number 26 corresponds with the number of letters in the alphabet in line with the famous Dutch garden designer Mien Ruy's comment that if we only need 26 letters to create a whole language, we should be able to combine and mix 26 plants to express far more than we think.

This storybook Tudor languished on the market due to the lack of bedrooms and their inequitable sizes. In a pre-purchase consultation, we assured the owners that we could yield a four-bedroom house - one primary suite and three additional rooms of near equal size - while maintaining the distinguishing details of the home such as the grand stair. Further, the owners were looking to improve the first-floor functionality of the existing home to support a young growing family. Strollers, shoes, and outerwear were visible and disorganized in the enclosed porch that had become a de facto mudroom. The home had evolved over time to include two forward facing doors; the homeowners primarily used the door into the porch/ mudroom, but consequently felt that the formal entrance for visitors was hierarchically unclear. The first floor’s only bathroom adjacent to the mudroom was dark and cramped. The realized design maximized the footprint with a modest first and second floor addition while maintaining the home’s distinctive Tudor forms to create more interior space. The entry to the reconfigured mudroom was relocated to the driveway side for easy homeowner access. This also restored the home’s original historic entry door as the public point of welcome. The mudroom was designed with increased options for storage and a large closet. A new compact, yet efficient powder room includes a custom marble sink and a window to the exterior for natural light. On the second floor, a bedroom suite – affectionately referred to as a “kid zone” – achieved equitable sizes and a bonus “kids only” attic loft space. New architectural features such as the box bay, door canopy, and interior Gothic arched entry to the “kid zone” compliment the original Tudor architectural language, while the massing of the addition appears harmonious. The result achieved the space and lifestyle goals of the homeowners while sensitively maintaining the scale and style of the home and its neighbors.

design: Carrie Preston (Studio TOOP) and Jasper Helmantel (Cruydt Hoeck), 2011 location: Appeltern, NL status: built in 2012 by Appeltern Model Garden Complex photos: Olga van Saane, October 2013 Designed as assignment from both the Dutch gardening magazine Groei & Bloei and the television and radio nature program Vara's Vroege Vogels, this garden serves as a model of how homeowners can incorporate lots of plant life and wildlife into the design but without sacrificing practicality or aesthetics. The garden is deliberately contemporary in its style to emphasize that nature-rich gardens need not look a certain way - insects and birds don't care if the lines are straight or curved. At the same time the garden makes use of affordable, simple, no-nonsense materials. The 40x60 cm paving stones are one of the most common and affordable paving options in the Netherlands, available en masse for free on the Internet. Conceptually we imagined a garden completely paved with the tiles (as to many gardens are) and what would happen if took out some of these stones, used them to build benches and structure and added plants where the tiles had been. In the construction of the benches we include other materials such as bamboo sticks and insulation bricks that create habitat for insects such as solitary bees. The plant palette is based on a selection of native and host plants in combination with the 26 plants plan set up by Groei & Boei -- a list of plants aimed at making the use of more plants in gardens accessible and less intimidating. The choice for the number 26 corresponds with the number of letters in the alphabet in line with the famous Dutch garden designer Mien Ruy's comment that if we only need 26 letters to create a whole language, we should be able to combine and mix 26 plants to express far more than we think.

design: Carrie Preston (Studio TOOP) and Jasper Helmantel (Cruydt Hoeck), 2011 location: Appeltern, NL status: built in 2012 by Appeltern Model Garden Complex photos: Olga van Saane, October 2013 Designed as assignment from both the Dutch gardening magazine Groei & Bloei and the television and radio nature program Vara's Vroege Vogels, this garden serves as a model of how homeowners can incorporate lots of plant life and wildlife into the design but without sacrificing practicality or aesthetics. The garden is deliberately contemporary in its style to emphasize that nature-rich gardens need not look a certain way - insects and birds don't care if the lines are straight or curved. At the same time the garden makes use of affordable, simple, no-nonsense materials. The 40x60 cm paving stones are one of the most common and affordable paving options in the Netherlands, available en masse for free on the Internet. Conceptually we imagined a garden completely paved with the tiles (as to many gardens are) and what would happen if took out some of these stones, used them to build benches and structure and added plants where the tiles had been. In the construction of the benches we include other materials such as bamboo sticks and insulation bricks that create habitat for insects such as solitary bees. The plant palette is based on a selection of native and host plants in combination with the 26 plants plan set up by Groei & Boei -- a list of plants aimed at making the use of more plants in gardens accessible and less intimidating. The choice for the number 26 corresponds with the number of letters in the alphabet in line with the famous Dutch garden designer Mien Ruy's comment that if we only need 26 letters to create a whole language, we should be able to combine and mix 26 plants to express far more than we think.

design: Carrie Preston (Studio TOOP) and Jasper Helmantel (Cruydt Hoeck), 2011 location: Appeltern, NL status: built in 2012 by Appeltern Model Garden Complex photos: Olga van Saane, October 2013 Designed as assignment from both the Dutch gardening magazine Groei & Bloei and the television and radio nature program Vara's Vroege Vogels, this garden serves as a model of how homeowners can incorporate lots of plant life and wildlife into the design but without sacrificing practicality or aesthetics. The garden is deliberately contemporary in its style to emphasize that nature-rich gardens need not look a certain way - insects and birds don't care if the lines are straight or curved. At the same time the garden makes use of affordable, simple, no-nonsense materials. The 40x60 cm paving stones are one of the most common and affordable paving options in the Netherlands, available en masse for free on the Internet. Conceptually we imagined a garden completely paved with the tiles (as to many gardens are) and what would happen if took out some of these stones, used them to build benches and structure and added plants where the tiles had been. In the construction of the benches we include other materials such as bamboo sticks and insulation bricks that create habitat for insects such as solitary bees. The plant palette is based on a selection of native and host plants in combination with the 26 plants plan set up by Groei & Boei -- a list of plants aimed at making the use of more plants in gardens accessible and less intimidating. The choice for the number 26 corresponds with the number of letters in the alphabet in line with the famous Dutch garden designer Mien Ruy's comment that if we only need 26 letters to create a whole language, we should be able to combine and mix 26 plants to express far more than we think.

Pictured: Blue Bottle Berkeley, CA How can architecture reinforce a client's mission and ethos? Lincoln Lighthill Architect's design for this cafe near the U.C. Berkeley campus utilizes a modest material palette in innovative ways to create a subtle, elegantly textured environment that amplifies and engages with the experience of craft coffee making. At the front counter, individual service modules, each just a few feet wide and only two feet deep, create an intimate setting for interaction between barista and customer. Lighting, shelving, customer tables and acoustical baffles overhead all mimic the dash-dot language of the modules and lend a sense of ordered yet playful movement to the otherwise unremarkable concrete shell. Throughout the cafe, standard pine ACX plywood is elevated and expressed through stacking and exposing of the raw edge. At the service modules, sheets of 3/4” plywood are CNC-milled into “C” shapes and stacked to create solid blocks of edge-grain plywood, without seams or miters, their interiors digitally "carved out" for storage and equipment. The soffit above is faced with the same stacked material, concealing lighting and hvac equipment while highlighting the service area below. Face pine plywood cabinets, stainless steel plate and white solid-surface counters round out a restrained material palette. Custom furnishings provide a variety of seating and standing options for customers.

Wolf 24" Standard Microwave Oven Stainless Steel | MS24 Available at Universal Appliance and Kitchen Center | uakc.com Sleek, black glass design: An all-glass front - from the door to the touch control panel to the large, convenient open button - gives Wolf standard and convection microwaves a look that coordinates seamlessly other Wolf products. Flexible design and installation options: All 24” microwaves can be freestanding or installed into surrounding cabinetry with accessory trim kits that coordinate with other Wolf built-in ovens and warming drawers. Gourmet mode: The intelligent Gourmet mode delivers deliciousness by detecting moisture and humidity levels and automatically adjusting cook time and power level for several preset recipes. Quick-start controls for popular items: Soften, melt, reheat, defrost and, of course, prepare popcorn using a broad range of quick-start options. Keep Warm mode: The Keep Warm mode turns your microwave into a warming drawer that keeps cooked food at a ready-to-serve temperature for up to 90 minutes. 1,200 watts of power: Wolf microwaves deliver 1,200 watts of power and a roomy 2.0-cu.-ft. of cooking capacity. Technical Features: Dimensions: 24"W x 13 3/8"H x 19"D 110/120 V AC 60 Hz, 15 amp dedicated circuit Overall Width with 30" Trim: 29 7/8" Overall Width with 36" Trim: 35 5/8" Multi-language—English, French and Spanish Sensor cooking Menu label and recipe guide Safety door latches—oven will not operate unless the door is securely closed Removable 16" glass turntable and turntable support

This formerly dull powder room was part of a whole house remodel. The overall concept for the home was to bring in natural, organic colors and elements and to reference stone, metals, wood, trees, and leaves. A powder room is always a great canvas on which to build a dramatic scene and the amazing sliced agate wallpaper for this powder room fits that bill perfectly. A hammered copper vanity and sink, a copper-colored pendant light, and a new ceramic wood floor give the space a clean but hearty outdoor feeling. Photo by Bernardo Grijalva

A video tour of this beautiful home: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lbfy9PYTsBQ Master ensuite Paul Grdina

The Parametric Modern Reception Desk by Zorka Furniture is a sculptural statement piece designed to define contemporary reception spaces. Its flowing geometry is created through a sequence of precisely shaped layers that gradually transition across the form, producing a dynamic sense of movement, depth, and rhythm. The appearance changes from different viewing angles, giving the desk the presence of an architectural installation while preserving the functionality required for everyday reception use.Designed and made to order in the USA, each reception desk can be adapted to the dimensions, layout, and visual language of the interior. Materials, finishes, colors, desktop configuration, and lighting can all be customized to create a piece specifically for the project. The standard configuration includes a wooden desktop, while alternative countertop solutions can be developed depending on the design requirements. Optional integrated lighting can further emphasize the layered geometry and create a distinctive atmosphere in the reception area. Ideal for: corporate offices, hotels, medical and wellness spaces, beauty salons, boutiques, showrooms, galleries, and contemporary commercial interiors. Key Features Sculptural parametric design with flowing geometry Layered construction creating depth, rhythm, and movement Designed as a focal point for contemporary interiors Precision-manufactured components with carefully finished surfaces Custom dimensions and configurations available Wooden desktop included in the standard configuration Alternative countertop options available Optional integrated LED lighting Suitable for commercial and hospitality environments Made to order in the USA Materials & Finishes Available material and finish options include: Premium Baltic birch plywood Oak plywood MDF for selected painted applications Natural and stained wood finishes Matte or satin painted finishes Metallic finishes including champagne, bronze, and silver Custom colors, textures, and gloss levels Material and finish selection can be tailored to complement the surrounding architecture, flooring, wall treatments, lighting, and brand identity. DimensionsShown configuration: Length: 60 in Width: 37 in Height: 43 in These dimensions are only an example. The desk can be customized in length, width, height, working surface configuration, and overall proportions to fit the available space. CustomizationEvery Parametric Modern Reception Desk is manufactured specifically for the project.Available customization includes: Overall dimensions Parametric geometry Desktop dimensions and configuration Material selection Wood tone and stain Painted and metallic finishes Custom colors Integrated lighting Surface texture and gloss level Project-specific functional requirements For custom projects, the proportions and visual details can be developed to coordinate with the surrounding interior, creating a reception desk that feels integrated into the architecture rather than simply placed within it. Made to OrderEach desk combines digital design, precision manufacturing, and detailed finishing to create a functional reception workspace with a distinctly sculptural character.Whether specified for a boutique hotel, corporate office, salon, medical practice, or luxury commercial interior, the Parametric Modern Reception Desk is designed to make the reception area memorable from the moment a visitor enters.

The Parametric Modern Reception Desk by Zorka Furniture is a sculptural statement piece designed to define contemporary reception spaces. Its flowing geometry is created through a sequence of precisely shaped layers that gradually transition across the form, producing a dynamic sense of movement, depth, and rhythm. The appearance changes from different viewing angles, giving the desk the presence of an architectural installation while preserving the functionality required for everyday reception use.Designed and made to order in the USA, each reception desk can be adapted to the dimensions, layout, and visual language of the interior. Materials, finishes, colors, desktop configuration, and lighting can all be customized to create a piece specifically for the project. The standard configuration includes a wooden desktop, while alternative countertop solutions can be developed depending on the design requirements. Optional integrated lighting can further emphasize the layered geometry and create a distinctive atmosphere in the reception area. Ideal for: corporate offices, hotels, medical and wellness spaces, beauty salons, boutiques, showrooms, galleries, and contemporary commercial interiors. Key Features Sculptural parametric design with flowing geometry Layered construction creating depth, rhythm, and movement Designed as a focal point for contemporary interiors Precision-manufactured components with carefully finished surfaces Custom dimensions and configurations available Wooden desktop included in the standard configuration Alternative countertop options available Optional integrated LED lighting Suitable for commercial and hospitality environments Made to order in the USA Materials & Finishes Available material and finish options include: Premium Baltic birch plywood Oak plywood MDF for selected painted applications Natural and stained wood finishes Matte or satin painted finishes Metallic finishes including champagne, bronze, and silver Custom colors, textures, and gloss levels Material and finish selection can be tailored to complement the surrounding architecture, flooring, wall treatments, lighting, and brand identity. DimensionsShown configuration: Length: 60 in Width: 37 in Height: 43 in These dimensions are only an example. The desk can be customized in length, width, height, working surface configuration, and overall proportions to fit the available space. CustomizationEvery Parametric Modern Reception Desk is manufactured specifically for the project.Available customization includes: Overall dimensions Parametric geometry Desktop dimensions and configuration Material selection Wood tone and stain Painted and metallic finishes Custom colors Integrated lighting Surface texture and gloss level Project-specific functional requirements For custom projects, the proportions and visual details can be developed to coordinate with the surrounding interior, creating a reception desk that feels integrated into the architecture rather than simply placed within it. Made to OrderEach desk combines digital design, precision manufacturing, and detailed finishing to create a functional reception workspace with a distinctly sculptural character.Whether specified for a boutique hotel, corporate office, salon, medical practice, or luxury commercial interior, the Parametric Modern Reception Desk is designed to make the reception area memorable from the moment a visitor enters.

The Parametric Modern Reception Desk by Zorka Furniture is a sculptural statement piece designed to define contemporary reception spaces. Its flowing geometry is created through a sequence of precisely shaped layers that gradually transition across the form, producing a dynamic sense of movement, depth, and rhythm. The appearance changes from different viewing angles, giving the desk the presence of an architectural installation while preserving the functionality required for everyday reception use.Designed and made to order in the USA, each reception desk can be adapted to the dimensions, layout, and visual language of the interior. Materials, finishes, colors, desktop configuration, and lighting can all be customized to create a piece specifically for the project. The standard configuration includes a wooden desktop, while alternative countertop solutions can be developed depending on the design requirements. Optional integrated lighting can further emphasize the layered geometry and create a distinctive atmosphere in the reception area. Ideal for: corporate offices, hotels, medical and wellness spaces, beauty salons, boutiques, showrooms, galleries, and contemporary commercial interiors. Key Features Sculptural parametric design with flowing geometry Layered construction creating depth, rhythm, and movement Designed as a focal point for contemporary interiors Precision-manufactured components with carefully finished surfaces Custom dimensions and configurations available Wooden desktop included in the standard configuration Alternative countertop options available Optional integrated LED lighting Suitable for commercial and hospitality environments Made to order in the USA Materials & Finishes Available material and finish options include: Premium Baltic birch plywood Oak plywood MDF for selected painted applications Natural and stained wood finishes Matte or satin painted finishes Metallic finishes including champagne, bronze, and silver Custom colors, textures, and gloss levels Material and finish selection can be tailored to complement the surrounding architecture, flooring, wall treatments, lighting, and brand identity. DimensionsShown configuration: Length: 60 in Width: 37 in Height: 43 in These dimensions are only an example. The desk can be customized in length, width, height, working surface configuration, and overall proportions to fit the available space. CustomizationEvery Parametric Modern Reception Desk is manufactured specifically for the project.Available customization includes: Overall dimensions Parametric geometry Desktop dimensions and configuration Material selection Wood tone and stain Painted and metallic finishes Custom colors Integrated lighting Surface texture and gloss level Project-specific functional requirements For custom projects, the proportions and visual details can be developed to coordinate with the surrounding interior, creating a reception desk that feels integrated into the architecture rather than simply placed within it. Made to OrderEach desk combines digital design, precision manufacturing, and detailed finishing to create a functional reception workspace with a distinctly sculptural character.Whether specified for a boutique hotel, corporate office, salon, medical practice, or luxury commercial interior, the Parametric Modern Reception Desk is designed to make the reception area memorable from the moment a visitor enters.

Wolf 24" Convection Microwave Oven Stainless Steel | MC24 Available at Universal Appliance and Kitchen Center | uakc.com Sleek, black glass design: An all-glass front - from the door to the touch control panel to the large, convenient open button - gives Wolf standard and convection microwaves a look that coordinates seamlessly other Wolf products. Flexible design and installation options: All 24” microwaves can be freestanding or installed into surrounding cabinetry with accessory trim kits that coordinate with other Wolf built-in ovens and warming drawers. Gourmet mode: The intelligent Gourmet mode delivers deliciousness by detecting moisture and humidity levels and automatically adjusting cook time and power level for several preset recipes. Quick-start controls for popular items: Soften, melt, reheat, defrost and, of course, prepare popcorn using a broad range of quick-start options. Keep Warm mode: The Keep Warm mode turns your microwave into a warming drawer that keeps cooked food at a ready-to-serve temperature for up to 90 minutes. 900 watts of power: Wolf convection microwaves deliver 900 watts of power and a roomy 1.5-cu.-ft. of cooking capacity. Technical Features: Dimensions: 24 3/8"W x 14 7/8"H x 19"D 110/120 V AC 60 Hz, 15 amp dedicated circuit Overall Width with 30" Trim: 29 7/8" Overall Width with 36" Trim: 35 5/8" Multi-language—English, French and Spanish Sensor cooking Menu label and recipe guide Safety door latches—oven will not operate unless the door is securely closed Removable ceramic turntable and turntable support