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Alexa Yablonski -- Interior Design, 5/31/2002 12:00:00 AM

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	COR: Thanks to a patented process of laminating end-grain-oriented strand board, this construction material is stylish and sustainable. It's also lightweight, durable, and ready for custom coloring. COR works especially well for flooring and millwork applications. Robin Reigi/Art & Objects, 601 West 26th Street, 2nd Mezzanine, New York, NY 10001; 212-924-5558.
	Nevamar: This ever expanding line of high-pressure laminates now includes Pure Spun Yarn and Tea Stain Spun Yarn. Both patterns present a textile-influenced image and a subtle visual texture. In addition, the company's serious commitment to environmentally responsible production continues to impress. 8339 Telegraph Road, Odenton, MD 21113; 800-638-4380.
	Amtico: Intense color and sophisticated (meaning subtle) iridescence make Century vinyl tiles eye-catching. Ease of maintenance and installation make them user-friendly. A bold alternative to rubber flooring, Century looks stunning on its own but even more so when installed as a pattern of contrasting colors. These 12- or 18-inch square tiles are available in 12 colors. 6480 Roswell Road, Atlanta, GA 30328; 800-268-4260.
	Timbergrass: These Moso bamboo panels, laminated to form sheets, are offered in flat or vertical grain, natural or caramelized. Suitable for furniture, cabinetry, countertops, and trim. 7995 NE Day Road, Bainbridge Island, WA 98110; 800-929-6333.
	DuPont: The Zodiaq line of quartz surfaces has added seven colors to its palette, increasing the total to 22. Barley Mill Plaza, Price Mill Boulevard, Lancaster Pike and Route 141, Wilmington DE 19805; 877-229-3935
	Alusion: Used to clad the walls of the Apartment, an ultracool New York housewares boutique, and a new Urban Outfitters nearby, this air-injected aluminum foam has an undeniable hip factor-as well as natural acoustical and insulating properties. The lightweight yet durable material is available in sheet sizes up to 20 feet in length and can be laminated to many skins. Robin Reigi/Art & Objects, 601 West 26th Street, 2nd Mezzanine, New York, NY 10001; 212-924-5558.
	Panelite: When a company whose fans include OMA, Arquitectonica, and HOK introduces something new, we think it's worth a look. The Polymer series of panels is lightweight, translucent, and self-structural and features a seamless edge that eliminates the need for framing. Available in unlimited custom-color options. 600 Broadway, New York, NY 10012; 212-343-0995.
	Klinik: Fans of Jenny Holzer and Ed Ruscha may like the more affordable, artful expressions of wordplay offered in these cast-polymer tiles. Created by Toronto designer Dennis Lin, each 6-by-12-inch tile captures a character of the braille alphabet. Use together to create single words or phrases that make for a striking installation. 188 Strachan Avenue, Suite 200, Toronto M6J 259, Canada; 416-703-5978.

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