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Building Materials, p 2

-- Interior Design, 5/31/2003 12:00:00 AM

Spring 2003

accessories • building materials • fabrics & wallcoverings • flooring • furniture
kitchen & bath • lighting • office • outdoor furniture • seating

Spring 2003: Building Materials

Fall 2002
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Panelite Translucency still reigns supreme in contemporary design. The fire-resistant IGU honeycomb curtain-wall panel is appropriate for exterior or interior applications. Visit site.

Seieffe Popular in Europe for years, Okite comes to the U.S. market for the first time. This combination of quartz and resin achieves the look of stone with the versatility of solid surfacing, and is resistant to stains, scratches, and heat. A solid translucent is also available. Visit site.

Walker Zanger Make metallic magic with glazed ceramic Elixir tiles, available in 6 colors. Surprisingly subdued, their glimmer and glint won't blind you. Visit site.

Urban Archaeology We're so crazy about these tiles—we're seeing spots! Dots & Circles is available in pre-coordinated palettes, with 26 gloss and 14 matte colors. Visit site.

Abet Laminati No need to lament, "Would it were wood." Available in 4-by-10-foot sheets, Woodgrains's 22 woodlike surfaces, including many exotics, boast the affordability and durability of plastic laminates. Visit site.

Cozzolino Appropriate for flooring, ceilings, walls, or furniture, this short-grain irregular plank features tongue-and-groove joints. It can be nailed down or joined with adhesive. At Robin Reigi. Visit site.

Ceramiche Ascot Designed by Stefano Pirovano, the Pun series elevates bathroom humor to the level of wit, even profundity. Tiles feature embossed words that can be arranged in countless combinations. Soon, designers will be hiring in-house poets. At Hastings Tile & Il Bagno Collection. Visit site.

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