EDITORS’ PRODUCT PICK Luxury Green
Bazeo rolls out new green luxury cabinet line for winter 2010.
Bazzeo’s brand-new, environmentally friendly line of cabinetry offers contemporary sophistication for the kitchen and bath. The line, which is conceptualized of a translucent glass box combined with reclaimed and certified wood, was developed by Bazzeo designers in cooperation with Eran Chang from ODA architecture in New York. “Bazzeo turned to ODA as we liked their style of innovative architecture and were looking forward to achieve a similar effect with our new cabinet line,” explains Ana Sternberg, CEO of
The new line of cabinets from Bazzeo shows the softer side of contemporary green cabinet design.
MORE GREEN CABINETS (not all distribute nationally)
Berkeley Mills (Berkeley, Calif.)
www.berkeleymills.com/181/product.htm Breathe Easy (New York)
www.breatheeasycabinetry.com Holiday Kitchens
www.holidaykitchens.com Kraftmaid Cabinets
www.kraftmaid.com/cabinets Neil Kelly Cabinets (Oregon)
www.neilkellycabinets.com Whitney Wood Works (Chicago)
www.whitneywoodworks.com Woodharbor Doors & Cabinetry (Mason City, Iowa)
www.woodharbor.com
Bazzeo, during the preview at their Chelsea showroom. “We wanted to introduce a line that is exciting, ground- breaking, and cutting edge with ecological ,earth-friendly materials and components which respect the environment.”
www.bazzeo.com.
Just this once, we’d like to make some noise.
Panasonic ventilation fans are among the most powerful, energy effi cient and quiet fans available. While we’re well known for our silence, we feel our selection as a 2010 ENERGY STAR®
Partner of the Year is an award worth
shouting about. But we also know when to pipe down. Our whisper-quiet fans are less than 1 sone when tested under the new ASHRAE 62.2 standard of performance rated at .25" w.g. for continuous ventilation. So even as our award speaks for itself, you won’t be hearing anything from our fans.
Learn more at
www.panasonic.com/gb
www.greenbuildermag.com
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