Female: What’s hot for the home come spring? We caught up with Architectural Digest’s
Jennifer – at the magazine’s 9th annual home design show for a look at the stand
out products new to market. Everything from high tech ovens to hand painted
wallpaper.

Jennifer: This is a home design enthusiast’s paradise. There are over 50000 square feet of
products for consumers and professionals alike so they’re starting a project from
scratch and you want to source inspiration and have a free consultation with a
top designer or even if you’re just looking for that final piece to wrap up a room,
this is the place.

Female: Let’s start in the kitchen with the new Jenn Air appliance collection that features
these high performance wall ovens. These ovens have the industry’s most
powerful convection system and an interactive culinary center that helps home
chefs cook foods exactly the way they want.

Jennifer: We’re seeing a lot of high tech ovens that are really functional but also beautiful
and very sleek. Jenn Air has a new line of wall ovens that are exactly that.
There’s a new 7 inch touch screen. You can select what kind of food your
cooking, exactly how well done you want it and even what kind of pan you’re
cooking it in. Beyond stainless steel, it comes in an interesting oil bronze and
there’s even a black or a white floating glass option so there’s so many different
style choices to suit your needs.

Female: They also have duct free downdraft cook tops and microwave drawers. Who
says, you can't live in glass houses, this I the – all glass cabinetry now introduced
in the US for the first time.

Jennifer: This is like artwork, it’s completely revolutionary. It eliminates the need for
wood in the kitchen using stainless steel and glass making it a lot more
sustainable with a much longer shelf life.

Female: And now we board an 18 wheeler for an experience in home theater. If you’re
looking for audiovisual equipment that has one design awards, look no further
than Herman International but don’t be fooled by these speakers’ good looks.
They bring movie theater sound grade in your living room. Wall covering is
back in a big way and – got you covered with 17th and 18th century hand painted
embroidery designs.

Jennifer: This is so much more than just wallpaper. The scenic designs don’t repeat so
what you end up with is a piece of art that’s printed on this very rich and silky
paper.

Female: And for one of a kind lighting, hand blown glass, this is John -- Studios, turn
down the lights and you have glass artwork hanging from the ceiling. There you
have it, the hot list for your home this year, in New York, I’m Lyn Thompson.