Showing posts with label sustainability. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sustainability. Show all posts

Friday, October 19, 2012

Ecosmart XL Burner on Sale!




All EcoSmart Fireplaces are 15% off until October 31st.

EcoSmart stainless steel XL burners create an elegant, elongated fire to fit in your tailor-made setting.  

EcoSmart Fireplaces are fuelled by bioethanol, a renewable liquid fuel produced from agricultural by-products which burns clean - no smoke, no sparks, no fuss.

EcoSmart Fireplaces do not need a flue or chimney means that the heat generated during combustion isn't lost up the chimney.

Read more about the XL Burners here

Thursday, October 4, 2012

Ecosmart Fire Sale! Until October 31st


Ecosmart Fire Sale
15% off new orders October 1st - October 31st
Stand alone Burner Kits and Renovator Range products are not included in this event.

Monday, July 2, 2012

Free Wishbone Chair!


Buy six Wishbone chairs before July 31st and pay for only five. Your choice of color and wood; you can mix and match or keep them all the same – any way you choose, the least expensive chair is yours for free!

 CH_24 Wishbone Chair | Designed by Hans J. Wegner, 1950

Tuesday, June 26, 2012

Mater product feature

Founded in 2006, Mater is a Copenhagen-based company with a strong vision to create timeless and beautiful design based on an ethical business strategy.


We are loving their newest release, the Mater Bowl Tables designed by Ayush Kasliwal.

Aptly named the Bowl Table for providing a surface to fan out magazines or to hold drinks and personal treasures, the success of the original Bowl Table has now inspired two more sizes in two heights. Detachable legs allow for economy of transport but also for the table tops to be used as a tray. And with legs attached, the trio is a dynamic group of functional furniture with each size portable enough to move about as needed and desired.




Another favorite from this line is the Mater High Stool. Its beautifully crafted frame comes in black, recycled aluminum, dark stained oak, light oak, sirka grey.  

Tuesday, January 5, 2010

Brent Comber and Serene tours Japan

Brent Comber Serene purchased by Prime Minister of Japan

In front of Obakki in Vancouver, BC



The beginning: a 6,000 pound discarded Red Cedar tree trunk that is over 8 centuries old was found outside of Vancouver, BC.

Post carving, ready for the tour

Arrived in Tokyo

At Tokyo Touch exhibition


Brent Comber shared this great piece of news with us and we want to share with you. Congratulations to Brent and his team in Vancouver, it is quite an honor.

"During 2009, I travelled to several of my exhibitions around British Columbia with Serene, a 3500-pound sculpture I carved from a discarded Red Cedar stump. I intended this piece to embody British Columbia’s growing commitment to environmental sustainability through the recycling of salvaged wood so it was always deeply gratifying when Serene’s presence instigated discussions on environmental issues. This past November at the 100% Design Show in Tokyo, the Japan Design Association purchased Serene. The association will present Serene as a gift to the Prime Minister of Japan, Yukio Hatoyamam who is a staunch environmentalist. I was very pleased to learn that after being presented to the Prime Minister, Serene will continue her legacy, touring Japan as a symbol of the country’s environmental consciousness and concern for sustainability."