Name: Michael Moeller Design
Location: West Village, New York City
Size: 1,241 square feet
Years lived in: 1.5 years

Michael Moeller first caught our attention as an incredibly talented finalist on Season 5 of HGTV's Design Star. He later co-hosted his own show on the Style Network with fellow design star Nina Ferrer. Michael currently continues to design extraordinary bachelor pads and other spaces all over New York. Today, we're sharing one of his most recent bachelor pad projects at the Archives Building in New York City's West Village.

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God knows I've gone on and on and on and on about this project, so I'll just shut up for once and let you look at the pictures:

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The kitchen is not just for cooking anymore. For most people, it's where the majority of their time is spent, sharing meals, doing family projects, and entertaining. And, as it turns out, it's the place where some are storing their book collections. More

What you see here is garbage. Literally. It's the work of New York designer Stephen Burks, who created a colorful new collection called Dala for German outdoor furniture line Dedon. More

Join me in welcoming Kid-In, a thought-provoking, visually intelligent online magazine that invokes children in a rather magical light, and seeks to inspire the child to revel in every adult. More

We've been interested to see all of the personalization of dishes popping up in the blogosphere. It's one of those projects that seems ideal for little ones. More

Having a window over your sink is a wonderful way to smile through the dreary task of washing dishes. It's a little less relaxing and a little more creepy when that window is all too close to your neighbor's house. What do you do when you want both light and privacy? Take some inspiration from Pamela and make some custom window films! More

Confession: I don't always turn off the faucet while washing dishes. According to Scientific American, though, you can use more than 40 gallons of water by letting the faucet run while washing the dishes. Racked with guilt, I pledge now to turn it off while lathering up. Seriously, that's a lot of water.

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A recent visit to a kids' hair salon confirmed the timeless charm of balloons. In a shop packed to the gills with toys and tchotchkes, the thing that excited young patrons most was the promise of a post-haircut balloon. Here are ten pieces of wall art that tap into that appeal. (No clowns here. We are reclaiming balloons from their scary face-painted counterparts.) More

Q: My boyfriend and I have been in our apartment for about three years now. As much as we would like to buy a place of our own, it looks like that won't be happening anytime soon. In an effort to make our apartment feel more like home I am slowly taking on new projects to pull everything together. More