Eco
- Made by: Cosentino
- Price: $68.00-118.00
- More Info: ecobycosentino.com
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 sealant, which makes it low maintenance—–two
of our favorite words.
Cons
If your tastes run toward Technicolor, Eco might be too drab; Cosentino sticks to the neutrals: an array of whites, grays, and blacks.
Articles
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Eco-Friendly Carpeting
Dear Dwell: I'm not into the hard modernism of concrete floors: I miss the cushy carpet of my youth. Are there eco-friendly options for wall-to-wall? —Craig Dewey, Lancaster, Pennsylvania
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Eco-Me Home Kit
When Robin Kay Levin’s then 36-year-old sister was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2005—without any family history of the disease—Levin began wondering just how toxic to our…
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IdeaGarden Eco-Farmhouse
After Will Rosenzweig and Carla Fracchia bought this 100-year-old farmhouse in Healdsburg, California, they hired Arkin Tilt Architects and Earthtone Construction to make an eco-friendly example…
Dwell Collection
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Eco-Friendly for the Caffeine Lover
Some might describe me as fanatical about coffee, but I call it a deep appreciation! The items I have chosen for Dwell's Holiday Gift Guide represent my favorite finds, a few practical, but all…
Event
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Eco Home
This exhibition hopes to address, without preaching, widespread and increasing concerns about ecology and the state of the planet and how this links to our homes and the way we use, decorate and…
Tip
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Eco-Friendly Appliances
The ideal appliance has a nice Energy-Star rating, uses little water, and does not make any noise. Try to select appliances that can be integrated into the cabinetry.
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