Designers Select: Eco Products
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“It reminds me of Thai Buddhist robes in vibrant turquoise and sunflower yellow,” says Ricker. “The natural fiber content reduces environmental impact and brings peaceful energy through the large patterns and crisp color combinations.”
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“Xorel Graphics brings vision to life and provides permanence through the durability of Xorel,” says Ricker. “And the Responsible Return Program allows it to be recycled after use for the next generation’s design inspiration.”
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“It is solid surfacing made of 75 percent recycled material from mirrors, windshields, bottles, etc,” says Platzker. “It can be used as a substitute for Corian—I like having that option!”
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“I like the fact that these panels are 100 percent recycled aluminum sourced from retired aircrafts,” says Platzker.
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“They both have a fiber wear layer made from recycled plastic bottles and fusion-bonded recycled rubber backing. The charcoal grey looks flanneled. What’s not to love?!”
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“The chair gets its name because it’s made from 90 percent industrial waste plastic and wood scraps that are collected by sweeping up factory floors,” Mark explains. “Designed by one of my all time favorite product designers, Philippe Starck, the chair is well priced, comes in great colors, and is cool looking, too.”
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“I am always looking for sustainable materials to fabricate furniture,” Mark says. “The Biocomposite Material is a high-strength, lightweight composite made from biodegradable sources like soy, jute, and flax, and requires two-thirds less energy to produce than particleboard or MDF. I’ll be watching to see how e2e will expand its product line.”
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“Aside from the intriguing aesthetic, sublime mechanics, and white light quality, I love this LED lamp for its heat pipe technology, the same technology used to cool microprocessors,” says Mark. “Since heat is the limiting factor in lamp longevity, this allows the lamp to last 160,000 hours. That means changing a light bulb once every 37 years!”
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