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Explore - Countertop
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10 Stone Products We Dig
From a marble-based table lamp by Achille Castiglioni to a clean slate for serving cheese to a gabion-inspired table by De La Espada, we've rounded up our favorite modern stone products. And for...
10.25.12 -
3form
Manufacturers of ecoresin, a co-polyester recycled content product, used to make panels containing textiles, natural objects, and textures.
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Duravit
Almost 200 years of bathroom history. It all begins in 1817, when George Friedrich Horn establishes an earthenware factory in Hornberg in the Black Forest. In 1842 the manufacture of tableware is...
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Caesarstone
Developed in partnership with Mother Nature, Caesarstone quartz surfaces take concept to reality as the perfect blend of form and function.
05.13.10 -
IceStone
IceStone is a Brooklyn-based manufacturer of recycled surfaces.
09.21.11 -
ThinkGlass
ThinkGlass has exceeded all boundaries when it comes to the art and science of glass craftsmanship. Through their technological prowess, the renowned glass studio has perfected the creation of...
04.27.12 -
PuraVida Washbasin
The bathroom is evolving into a sanctuary and calm retreat, and the furniture you choose helps set the mood. PuraVida is Duravit's second collaboration with Phoenix Design, and the series&mdash...
$850.00
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Audrey Vessels
Despite their prickly, pineapple-like exterior, these vessels are soft to the touch. Handmade from felted 100 percent wool in Portland, Oregon, they’re better suited to housing a selection of...
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Bubble Smoke Digout Vase
Slim stems and blooming buds appear to hover in this faintly tinted glass double bubble.
$11.70
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Ruuturouva Canvas Basket
Keep your keys, pens, knitting, or change handy in this eye-catching catchall from textile legend Marimekko.
$29.00
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Hexmat Trivet
This 100-percent wool felt trivet is an attractive array of interlocking triangles. In addition to protecting your prized pieces of furniture from hot kettles or casseroles, it also champions a...
$90.00
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Rainbow Trivet
Designed by Ding3000, the Rainbow trivet is an exercise in space-saving design. It neatly folds up into its namesake shape to help keep drawers tidy and opens up to become the perfect perch for...
$30.00
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Voila Trivet
The Voila Trivet by Eric Janssen for Merlo is a take off of a gas stovetop pattern and will ensure that oven to table doesn't result in scorched surfaces. We like the durable material used can take...
$40.00
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Fish Trivet
Perfect for those with a penchant for the nautical, this nifty fish-shaped trivet is a surefire way to dress you dinner table in style.
$38.00
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Pescher Trivet
One fish, two fish, red fish…(well almost) will protect your table in Alessi's Pescher trivet. When not in use, it folds up to form a neat and tidy school ready to rise to the occasion the...
$95.00
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IceStone
Pros IceStone is one of the most popular recycled countertops out there. All braggadocio aside, they earned a Cradle to Cradle Gold. A spectrum of colors is available—21 to be exact. While P...
$49.00
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Eco
Pros Eco by Cosentino consists of 75 percent postindustrial or postconsumer materials, which nabbed them a Cradle to Cradle Silver and Greenguard certification. Its nonporous surface needs no seal...
$68.00
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Ceasarstone Recycled
Pros Since we’re not looking to replace our countertops with the seasons, there’s nothing better than a lifetime warranty, which Caesarstone offers to residential customers. Its nonpo...
$12.00
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Bamboo
Pros The edges on the countertops are easy on the eyes. We swooned over the dark chestnut slice sandwiched by two oh-so-beauteous blonde pieces. Of all the materials, this is one that won’t...
$20.00
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PaperStone
Pros PaperStone is made of 100 percent postconsumer paper fused with a petroleum-free resin derived from cashew liquids. The material more closely resembles wood than stone, making it much easier ...
$24.00
