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“It’s a great thing when you can marry good design with classic style. It’s even better when the design includes items that are locally sourced, have good indoor air quality, or are made from materials that are renewable or sustainable. I call that a real win-win situation.”
-Pat Gaylor, interior designer


INTERIOR BREAKDOWN:
FIRST FLOOR


To help provide fresh air, Lechuza self-watering planters are a low maintenance option. The planter system can take care of plants for up to 12 weeks with its water storage and nutrient sub-irrigation system. www.lechuza.com


The gas fireplace from Escea www.escea.co.nz is a direct vent to outside, which warms the house but keeps odors out. The fireplace front is Daltile’s Terrazzo Jute with alabaster grout, which is recycled from concrete and marble chips. www.daltile.com


Merillat cabinets in a flat panel Tolani Maple Chiffon finish, offer durable display and storage for the kitchen, laundry room, and guest house. Merillat is now certified through the KCMA environmental stewardship program and was the first cabinetry organization to be certified company-wide with the ISO14001 world class environmental management manufacturing standards. www.merillat.com


Continuing the urban farmhouse feel in the kitchen, Gaylor chose the galvanized Wire Guard Pendant from Barnlight Electric www.barnlightelectric.com. She used lighting fixtures from this company throughout the house for style continuity. She also spec’d Cree’s Ecosmart LED soft white lights. These LEDs have an integrated trim that fits most standard and shallow 6” cans, are dimmable, don’t contain mercury, don’t get hot, and last up to 15 years. www.creelighting.com

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