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Editors' Pick 2006
This Green Seal–certified Yolo Colorhouse interior paint line is VOC-free, mold- and mildew-resistant, and features a novel sampling system including poster-size swatches coated with real paint. Yolo Colorhouse, Portland, Ore. www.yolocolorhouse.com
Editors' Pick 2006
Designed by Douglas Ball, My Studio’s high walls on the aisle side and short walls at the back foster conversations between people who work closer together. My Studio consists of 74 percent recyclable components, 28 percent recycled materials, and is GreenGuard certified. A sliding door for privacy is an extra bonus. Herman Miller, Zeeland, Mich. www.hermanmiller.com
Editors' Pick 2006
By adding a thin layer of Kevlar fabric to Reynobond’s polyethylene core, Alcoa has created the only light, flexible, aluminum-composite panel that can withstand hurricane- propelled debris without the use of backer materials. The panel is able to withstand wind speeds up to 130 mph. Alcoa, Eastman, Ga. www.reynobondwithkevlar.com
Editors' Pick 2006
The 180 Walls collection, developed by Milliken, is a group of antimicrobial, breathable, 100 percent recycled polyester wall coverings that use a pressure-sensitive adhesive in place of paste or water. Five fresh patterns are available from Designtex. Designtex, New York City. www.designtex.com
Editors' Pick 2006
Gaggenau entered the U.S. refrigeration market with a modular column refrigeration and freezer system.
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