Noble Collection features quartz surface countertops with metallic chips.
The +Artesio kitchen features a variety of materials including wood veneers and lacquered glass.
Hammered copper range hoods feature a 600 or 1,200 CFM motor.
The company's latest microwave oven resists fingerprints and scratches.
Rectangular Cresent Mosaic sink fits in a standard-size opening.
HWS 1800 stores 18 bottles of wine and protects them from odor.
Purist kitchen faucet comes in four finishes.
Treviso kitchen features open shelving and closed storage.
The DF 260/261 24-inch power dishwasher cleans dishes in 59 minutes.
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Decorative backsplash is backlit by LEDs.
Hot water dispenser matches Dornbracht's other faucet lines.
Customers can build custom ranges through online tool.
Ronis entertainment sink features integrated accessory trays.
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Flush mount switches, outlets, and control panels create a seamless look.
Earthly Elements engineered hardwood flooring allows homeowners to create patterned floors.
RED Series linear gas fireplace offers recessed glass in the firebox.
Cumulos ceiling fan features integrated lighting.
Tribeca Collection features modern-style wood carvings.
SafePaint milk paint is suitable for nonporous surfaces.
Slide dimmer designed for use with CFLs.
The tiles in the Debris series contain more than 62 percent recycled materials.
Recycled cork countertops resist stains, water, and high heat.
Accoya decking made with no chemicals.
The Nantucket collection includes Black Locust and Nootka Cypress doors.
NanaWall's new product offers more transparency.
Snapped Edge products have irregular edge detail.
Bamboo deck boards offer density, strength, and durability.
Tubo collection features two tub models and one basin faucet.
The Siena collection brings marble to the bath.
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New Xenon Black finish
Wall-mounted vanities integrate electrical components.
Vola towel warmers come in a sleek system of bars.
Stainless steel bath uses up to 80 percent recycled content.
CeraLine linear shower drains are sleek solutions for drainage.
Axor presents a collection by designer Patricia Urquiola.
A look at architect-designed products.
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Customized touches can wow all types of buyers.
Take a gander at the projects our readers clicked on most frequently this past year.
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A weak housing market and economy have shifted emphasis to smaller, transit-oriented development, multigenerational housing, affordability, and remodeling.
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First-place winner in the CT Zero Energy Challenge achieves HERS -7 performance.
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Hanley Wood editors traveled to Chicago in November to report from Greenbuild 2010 on the latest green building news, trends, and products.
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During Greenbuild, the FSC-US announced two winners in its annual competition celebrating the use of FSC-certified wood in building projects.
This built-in cocktail station, designed for an outdoor island, is constructed from weather-resistant stainless steel.
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The Southface Energy Institute's new Southeast Weatherization and Energy Efficiency Training Center will offer training in-house, through traveling classrooms, and via the Web.
By collaborating with architect Gregory La Vardera, timberframing company Bensonwood expands its repertoire with more streamlined, contemporary home plans.
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One of three new faucets in Hansa's premium HansaEdition, the HansaLatrava lav mixer brings a new level of sculptural design to the bath.
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VItrA's Style X faucet line exhibits the type of contemporary forms for which European companies are known, with high-tech features that are concealed from the eye.
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Known for highly stylized bath ceramics and faucets, VitrA also produces tile with a restrained hipness.
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With the Tremillimetri Collection, Gessi reduces the showerhead to its almost bare minimum.
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Affluent consumers' attitudes toward the economy are looking up, but they still want value from their purchases and are more focused on living within their means.
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Stakeholders will have the chance to inspect the proposed program updates and log feedback as part of a public comment period until Dec. 31.
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Educational opportunities abound at this year's conference and expo.
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Smaller footprints will remain popular beyond the recovery, and many other luxury amenities are becoming more rare.
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This year's Urban Land Institute Fall Meeting and Urban Land Expo included discussions about the future of housing development.
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New professional education series for contractors will address all aspects of working with solar energy systems.
Recession-era color trends—reflecting a need for comfort, familiarity, and order in a disorderly world—are picking up punctuations of stronger hues.
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A report co-authored by Jamie Drake, Mick De Giulio, and Matthew Quinn, with the company, tracks the evolution of the modern kitchen and identifies future directions.
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By creating a lifecycle-based standard for home appliance sustainability, the Association of Home Appliance Manufacturers aims to provide a helpful tool for the public.
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"Top Tier" addition to Energy Star products qualification program would target early adopters and reflect their purchasing habits.
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The method for identifying homes built or remodeled using imported drywall that could be the cause of corrosion, system failures, and respiratory ailments has been amended.
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Interest in home systems, technologies, and specialty rooms is trending in a more pragmatic direction, say architects.
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Don't miss these upcoming conferences, trade shows, and other events focused around home building, building science, and sustainability.
Four home concepts by students and emerging professionals demonstrate innovation in small, sustainable, affordable, ADA-compliant design.
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New technical guidance on moisture control details how to implement the construction specifications of the indoor air quality program for new homes.