The revolutionary Bistro Citrus Juicer by Bodum is a juicer's dream—it sits higher than most juicers, its drip-stop keeps the juice from dripping all over your kitchen counter, and its cyclone function prevents the pulp from going awry. Made from plastic, silicone, and stainless steel. Comes in black, orange, red, and white with bonus Pavina Grip Glasses.

Citrange Orange Squeezer: This simple tool from Royal VKB fits on your cup and filters out the seeds as you juice, eliminating the sticky middle compartment. $18

LA-based real estate development company Prime Five Homes sought to create a home that was clean, peaceful, and uncluttered, particularly through material choices and large, open spaces. The central atrium—a recurring element used to expand indoor/outdoor space in Prime Five Homes projects—helps lengthen the living room vertically and creates a light well that fills both the upstairs and downstairs areas with bright daylight.

Aside from looking like a space age thistle, the Citrus Reamer is a tool that will let you get every drop of precious juice out of whatever fruit you feel like mangling. Calling it a juicer would be like calling the Deathstar a spaceship; it’s technically true, but there’s just so much more to it.

The contemporary kitchen features custom white finishes and richly textured untreated timber accents. The cabinet and pantry doors rest flush with the wall to emphasize the tall ceilings and help reduce visual clutter.

One of the most stunning features of the home is the outdoor space, defined by an ironwood ipe deck that connects seamlessly to the custom infinity pool and surrounding landscaping. Dahan says the design “elongates the backyard and speaks to the recurrence of clean, crisp lines throughout the home.”

Amco Juicer: Use the tiny hand-held tool to juice lemons and limes for lemonade, salsa, and salad dressings. $12.95

The real estate is small, but you can find everything that you need right here.

Juice is a fairly new addition to the strip, but it has settled in quite nicely. All of the juices are cold pressed which means no preservatives and a super short shelf life. It doesn’t get any fresher, or delicious. Residents order by number, but there is a handy menu featured prominently if you’re a newbie.

Inside, Prime Five Homes aimed to design a “clean, peaceful, uncluttered atmosphere that can allow creative minds to run wild,” Dahan says. Soft white oak was used for the flooring, and recessed ceiling lights delicately illuminate interior spaces. The floating staircase keeps the room open and airy.

A combination of custom hardwood, white oak, imported Italian stone and glass compose the compellingly geometric façade.

Just browsing the cheery selection of enamel-coated steel charcoal barbeques from Bodum boosts our spirits with thoughts of the next summer afternoon spent grilling hot dogs and hamburgs in the breeze.

Bodum Bean French Press in orange, $29.99.

Only 50 of Narney's kind exist today, making it a true original. Photo by: Meg Haywood-Sullivan

Detail of the POS station inside the truck. Photo by: Markio Reed

The window is outlined with a stainless steel portal that widens at the bottom to become a continuous transaction counter. Photo by: Meg Haywood-Sullivan

Detail of the sliding lock mechanism to hold the window/awning. Photo by: Markio Reed

Detail of the service window. The retro sign was handpainted by New Bohemia Signs. Photo by: Meg Haywood-Sullivan

Detail of custom latch for the windows inside service window. Photo by: Markio Reed

Finishing touches being made around the service window. Photo by: Markio Reed

Connection detail of service window to truck body. Photo by: Meg Haywood-Sullivan

Detail of gas shock that assist in the opening of window/awning. Photo by: Meg Haywood-Sullivan

Bistro Light chair by Ditte Hammerstrøm, 2007.

The master bedroom suite, located on the second floor, opens to a private balcony patio—another signature design feature of the Prime Five Homes group. Inside, the color palette echoes that of the rest of the home, with white oak flooring and neutral-colored walls.

Large windows throughout the house eliminate the need for elaborate lighting schemes, and floor-to-ceiling glass doors open completely, creating easy visual and physical accessibility to the backyard. The wide glass portals also highlight the garden and backyard landscaping, creating a peaceful “backdrop to the homeowner’s everyday living,” Dahan says.

For a summer brunch, get mimosas ready with freshly squeezed juice. The Ole Jensen Juicer reimagines Jensen’s classic juicer in versatile melamine and with a thoughtful pour spout.

Bistro Bird Feeder Your friends will be tweeting this once they see how colorfully you feed your bird friends!

The Hurom CJ Citrus Juicer is perfect for your simpler juicing needs, whether it’s juicing large oranges for a breakfast OJ or small limes for your seltzer water. The 1-size-fits-all, finned juicing cone will help you single-handedly squeeze any citrus fruit and yield the maximum amount of juice, leaving the rind completely empty.

The Fyrkat Charcoal Picnic Grill by Bodum in red, steel, and blue.

Juicy Salif juicer designed by Philippe Starck in 1990.

Silver Art ZX800 Juicer by Krups: A cordless model that will hold up to 1¼ quarts of juice. $80

CollectiveProject designed a three-story home in Bangalore, India that is fashioned from blocks handcrafted out of debris from the previous structure on site. Lush vegetation including mango, avocado, and citrus trees helps the home recede into the background.

Custom steel panels wrap around the bistro nook.

Small patios with bistro folding chairs adjoin each bedroom, filling the spaces with natural light.

The dining area features Captain chairs and a Bistro table from Bend Goods.

The three-piece metal and glass Valley Bistro set is perfect for a small kitchen or nook.