Terra Mai reclaimed hardwoods has just moved into a new location that is helping contribute to making NYC a greener place. TerraMai shares the space with two other progressive green companies, YRG Consultants and Deep Green Living. Sharing space with two of the top sustainability consulting firms in the country helps keep them connected to the latest and greatest in sustainable design and building. Setting up shop in Manhattan also allows them to better serve their growing group of New York and other East Coast clients.
You can give them a call at 800.220.9062 to schedule a presentation at your firm or to visit their new office.
New website
To go along with the new office is am updated version of the website. All designed to make it easier for visitors to find what they need. O
r just be inspired.
- All new content.
- Same user-friendly graphics.
- Heaps of new images.
- Tons of new info.
- Loads of new features.
My favorite part of the website is the tag line introducing the floors found at Isla Restaurant. It brilliantly says, “One hour wait at Isla Restaurant…not bad considering it took 280 years to create the floor.”
New Projects:
TerraMai’s reclaimed Olive Tank Redwood paneling helps set a serene but sophisticated mood in the 1 Hotel and Residences Sales and Design Center in Seattle.
TerraMai’s teak flooring and Wine Tank redwood shelving and cash wraps add both warmth and elegance to this Dockers retail store in San Francisco.
The hip design mag spotlights TerraMai’s new Naturally Distressed Teak flooring in its current issue, which focuses on smart, fashionable ways to go green.
Bubbling in D.C.
TerraMai co-founder and president Richard McFarland was in Washington D.C. recently to testify before a Congressional subcommittee examining issues related to bottled water.
Sustainability
TerraMai was founded on a commitment to conservation.
The use of reclaimed wood helps preserve the world’s remaining forests and also combats global warming.
TerraMai has reclaimed more than 5 million board feet of wood since 1991. Much of this material was otherwise destined for landfills and burn piles throughout the U.S and abroad.
Education is a key part of our company mission. Wood is a recyclable resource. Treated properly, it offers many generations of use and beauty.
For more information on this company, see an earlier post from The Green Build Expo in Chicago.
