Eco Modern Outdoor Furniture on Sale
It’s that time of year when exterior furniture is discounted and available for a song. Loll Designs, maker of beautiful, recycled, modern outdoor furniture, is offering free shipping on all products, 15% off of black furniture, and 10% off of all color furniture. Loll furniture is made with 100% recycled HDPE and shipped in recycled and recyclable packaging. Check out some of these deals:
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Modern Green LVL Prefab in Canada
It’s been a great week for prefab enthusiasts — with news from LivingHomes, KitHAUS, and Blu Homes — but there’s still more. Recently, developers at Kootenay Lake Village completed this LVL prefab near Nelson, British Columbia. The new home has double insulated walls, high grade energy efficient windows, low-flow bathroom fixtures, and a green roof, just to name a few of its green features.
The LVL is about 25 x 60 feet and has approximately 1,453 square feet. Included in the floor plan is an open living room, dining room, and kitchen, as well as three bedrooms, two bathrooms, and some closets. If you’re in the market, pricing for the LVL starts at ,950.
The open house is on September 4, 2010, from 10:00 – 4:00 pm, and the home is sited within a waterfront development surrounded by 300 acres of preserved community park space and forest ecosystems.
The E.D.G.E. of a Modern Green Home
This modern residence, monastic and fantastic at the same time, is called E.D.G.E., an Experimental Dwelling for a Greener Environment. It’s small, with 480 square-feet of space, yet the space appears plentiful as it transforms to suit a variety of uses. Plus it’s beautiful inside and out and has some incredible green elements.
Modern LEED Eco Luxury in Honolulu
With the weather getting warmer, perhaps you’re thinking about a visit to the lake or the local pool with the week coming to an end. If not, check out this ultra luxury home located on the beach near Diamond Head State Monument in Honolulu, Hawaii — it’ll get you thinking. Earlier this year, the home was featured in the Honolulu Star Bulletin and described as being for sale for ,680,000, but it’s now listed at ,988,000.
The 4,800 square-foot home — a speculative project of Longhouse Development, LLC and Long & Associates Architects — is located on 3927 Kahala Avenue. Its most noticeable green element is on the roof, the 4.6 kW solar photovoltaic array.