CityLine is Canada’s longest running lifestyle show. Recently, host Tracy Moore talked to Jeanette Hlinka of Canadian House & Home about entertaining made simple. Paul Timman’s Cherry Ink pattern was the star of the show. Watch the full episode here (Ink Dish on at 16:00)

The sound is a little soft in this video but it is a great piece on the history of Sunset Strip Tattoo, where Paul Timman works. Check it out and see what Paul does in his day job when he is not creating cool dinnerware sets.

In our effort to embrace social media in all its forms we have created an Ink Dish channel over on YouTube. Check out all our video’s here: http://www.youtube.com/user/inkdish

One of our favorites is Paul Tattooing a Koi on a client in our booth at the NYIGF. See how a koi on skin translates to cool porcelain dinnerware as the camera pans by…

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Ink Dish CEO David Harding and New York sales Rep Marianne Taylor joined design elite Simon Doonan, and Jamie Drake as Metropolitan Home honored Ink Dish and 99 others as the best of the best in the world of design. Additional photos and coverage of the party can be found on Guest of a Guest.

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Ink Dish is ecstatic to recognized as one of the top design companies in the world.

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David Rockwell (set designer for the 2009 academy awards) was another honoree and created an amazing interactive installation for the party called “Digital Confetti”. Check out the time lapse video below to see how the space came to be.

Metropolitan Home Design 100 from labatrockwell on Vimeo.