Gain Some Green Ground
You’ve decorated your rooms with recycled furniture and décor, treated your walls with low VOC paint, and now you’re itching for a new green renovation project. The first place you should look is down.
Unique and sustainable, woven bamboo flooring from Bamboo Mountain offers many types of flooring finish, including an eco chic blend of different strands they call Fusion (shown above and here).
At Duro Design, you’ll find cork flooring in every hue you can imagine, from burgundy to sunny yellow, and a diverse selection of switch patterns to choose from as well.
Is classic hardwood more your style? Made with FSC-certified wood, Orchard Walnut flooring from EcoTimber uses contrasting tints to redefine this traditional option.
For something a little more contemporary and artistic, check out Sara’s post on artisan concrete.
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August 22nd, 2008 at 3:27 pm
Thank you for the nice post.
For those interested in finding out more about cork oak floors, Wicanders floors represent a generations-old balance between environmental conservation, creation of wealth, and social development that benefits millions of people worldwide.
Wicanders was recently chosen by the readers of Qualified Remodeler, because cork oak is a sustainable resource that balances natural beauty and environmental responsibility, and it also absorbs acoustic vibrations, reduces allergens, and prevents thermal transfer, which reduces energy costs.
You can read more about Wicanders Cork Oak Floors on our blog, http://www.wicanderscorkoakblog.com
Thanks a lot!
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