Sunday, March 16, 2008

Better Homes and Gardens model green home stops in San Francisco on national tour: Promotes ORGANiKS, 100% Certified Recycled Glass Tile

Saturday, March 15, 2008
Better Homes and Gardens model green home stops in San Francisco on national tour: Promotes ORGANiKS, 100% Certified Recycled Glass Tile

Better Homes and Gardens model green home stops in San Francisco on national tour
Saturday, March 15, 2008
Looking for ways to go green at home?

The Better Homes and Gardens Living Green Tour — using biodiesel — has hit the road for a 15-city, seven-month, tour of America to spread the green living message.

The Tour features a 2,500 square foot Better Homes and Gardens “Living Green Home” — filled with green products, materials and appliances to promote resourcefulness, energy efficiency and everyday environmental practices to help consumers save money, live healthier and conserve natural resources.

San Francisco is the third stop on the tour. The Better Homes and Gardens 2,500 square foot Living Green Home will be in San Francisco’s Union Square on March 21 & 22, in conjunction with the annual Macy’s Flower Show. Tours are free and open to the public. Guest speakers will be giving demonstrations on small changes can have a big “green” impact throughout the visit.
Renovation specialists Steven J. Whittle, the host of the Living Green Tour, will be in San Francisco.

The Living Green Home features an eco-friendly kitchen, bathroom, living room and laundry room filled with green design ideas, building materials and products options and green living tips. The home’s kitchen countertops are made from recycled glass and bottles, the surfaces in resource room are made from recycled toilets; and the tiles throughout the house are made old car windshields. A sample of other ideas includes cork and bamboo floors and soy-based couches,

“The Living Green Tour is about people experiencing everyday changes they can make in their lives and design inspiration, products and materials to consider in their next home project or renovation,” according to a press release. “Better Homes and Gardens developed the Living Green Tour to give Americans the opportunity to fully experience how accessible and gorgeous being green can be. By exploring the home, touching the materials, playing with appliances, trying out green cleaners and more, Americans can learn about green options and take action.”

“Our consumers are passionate about home and keenly interested in everyday practices for living green,” said Gayle Butler, editor in chief of Better Homes and Gardens. “This exhibit extends our green coverage beyond our magazine pages and Web site, offering consumers a hands-on opportunity to learn realistic steps to save money, save energy, and minimize their impact on the environment.”

For more information, visit www.BHG.com/LivingGreen for more information.
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Wednesday, March 12, 2008

ORGANiKS Susan Jablon Mosaics 100% Certified Recycled Glass Mosaic Reviews!

THE WORD IS SPREADING!

Exerpts from Live Journal .com:

The Susan Jablon Mosaics on-line store has so many types of tiles - and a few different recycled types - but the OrganiKs is the newest and the one with the widest color ranges. I chatted with Susan about the new line - and she told me that many of the other "recycled" tiles are not actually so eco friendly, some are not fully recycled content - and others use some non-organic chemicals to make the colors - this new type only uses organic colorants. I really hope I can find a client to use them soon - I would love to play with these. I do a lot of green building, and I am so glad to hear that your planning to build your own green home - we love ours!

b_design (sb_design) wrote in _green_house_,


I just saw samples of a beautiful eco product - 100% recycled glass tiles. I love using glass mosaic tiles in my work and I am really excited to use this product the first chance I get! It is called ORGANiKS and it is available from www.Susan Jablon Mosaics.com - on line. It comes in tons of beautiful colors - cool sizes and blends! Yea - I hope more companies start selling more eco-friendly finish options.

LiveModern Endorses Susan Jablon Mosaics 100% Certified Recycled Glass Mosaic tiles!

organiks 100% recycled glass mosaic tile from susan jablon mosaics

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100% CERTIFIED RECYCLED GLASS MOSAIC TILE: GREEN IS THE NEW RED, WHITE AND BLUE

Susan Jablon Mosaics proudly offers the certified, sustainable product ORGANIKS, a 100% Recycled Glass Mosaic Tile. ORGANiKS is available in nearly 100 color choices, to be used as a solid color, or made into blends and patterns using the patented SJM Tile Designer tool. ORGANiKS is made entirely from pre and post consumer material.

Friday, March 7, 2008

Customers talk about their experience purchasing with www.SusanJablonMosaics.com

RE: Best advice from this forum



  • Wed, Mar 5, 08 at 0:48
I learned so, so, so much from these forums--I basically consulted these forums for almost every decision in a whole house remodel. I really don't know what I would have done without them! The two things that stand out for me (and that I didn't see mentioned above)

--Susan Jablon glass tile. Everyone who comes in my house walks up to my backsplash and has to touch it. I had just about given up the idea of a glass tile backsplash before finding out about her site on this forum. The price of her tile, even with shipping, was about half of what I could have bought it for locally and it is gorgeous!

--reading about internet retailers and great products on here gave me the confidence to go ahead and order a lot of items on line. I had essentially universally a good experience with all of the on line retailers.

International Attention for Susan Jablon Mosaics with introduction of "ORGANiKS" — 100% Certified Recycled Mosaic Glass Tile

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ArchitectureWeek


PRESS RELEASE — Susan Jablon Mosaics

Introducing "ORGANiKS" — 100% Certified Recycled Mosaic Glass Tile

International Attention for Susan Jablon Mosaics with introduction of "ORGANiKS" — 100% Certified Recycled Mosaic Glass Tile

Susan Jablon Mosaics has received international attention for bringing affordably luxury and incredible products to the marketplace. She stocks architectural levels of glass mosaics, river stone and stainless steel in three warehouses, located in Florida, New York and New Jersey. In her studio in Upstate NY, a team of artists create cutting edge glass tile blends for homeowners, builders, designers and architects, pool builders, landscape architects, restaurant and hotel renovators, casino installations, as well as TV and movie set designers. "Our goal is to create incredible combinations of glass, stainless steel and river stone, and have them affordably priced for both the wholesale and retail marketplace," states Susan, "we are a company committed to excellence, both personally and professionally. Bringing this100% certified recycled glass mosaic tile to market is a hallmark of this commitment."

In January, "ORGANiKS" 100% Certified Recycled Glass Mosaic Tile was selected as the tile product of choice for the Better Homes and Gardens 2008 Green Home Show tour, where custom ORGANiKS blends were created and installed in the kitchen and the bathroom sets. The tour began February 29th in Hartford, CT. and includes additional markets in New York, Los Angeles, D.C., Miami, Atlanta, Nashville, Austin, Phoenix and Las Vegas.

Green is indeed the new Red, White, and Blue, and Susan Jablon Mosaics is squarely on the mark.

Contact: Lorrie Roberts
Wholesale Division
Web site: www.SusanJablonMosaics.com
Email: wholesaledivision@susanjablonmosaics.com
408 Front Street
Vestal, NY 13850
Telephone: 607-239-5147
Fax: 607-748-2303

Saturday, March 1, 2008

Better Homes and Gardens Green Tour Kicks off in New Hartford CT featuring Susan Jablon Mosaics 100% Recycled Glass Mosaic Tile ORGANiKS!

BETTER HOMES AND GARDENS and Green Works(TM) Launch the Living Green(TM) Tour and Exhibit

FIFTEEN-CITY TOUR ALSO PRESENTED BY PELLA WINDOWS AND DOORS

NEW YORK, N.Y. – Better Homes and Gardens magazine (circulation 7.6 million) and Green Works™, a new line of natural cleaners that are made with plant-based ingredients and work as well as conventional cleaners, are launching The Living Green™ Tour and Exhibit. This 15-city program will promote resourcefulness, energy efficiency and everyday environmental practices to help consumers save money, live healthier and conserve natural resources. The Living Green™ Tour will also feature green products from presenting sponsor, Pella Windows and Doors and contributing sponsors Bosch, Kohler and LEE furniture. The tour, which launches February 2008, will be hosted by one of the nation’s most renowned renovation specialists, Steven J. Whittle.

“Our consumers are passionate about home and keenly interested in everyday practices for living green,” says Gayle Butler, editor in chief of Better Homes and Gardens. “This exhibit extends our green coverage beyond our magazine pages and Web site, offering consumers a hands-on opportunity to learn realistic steps to save money, save energy, and minimize their impact on the environment.”

Better Homes and Gardens and The Clorox Company, the makers of Green Works™ products, will kick off the Living Green™ Tour and Exhibit at key home shows around the country. The tour will feature a traveling 2,500 square foot Better Homes and Gardens “Living Green Home” highlighting four functional eco-friendly rooms, integrated throughout with green products, materials and appliances. Environmental experts will be on hand to share how small changes can make a big “green” impact.

Interior designer and lifestyle enthusiast Libby Langdon is responsible for the "Living Green Home" exhibit design. A commentator and design expert on HGTV’s Small Space Big Style and currently shooting an upcoming show for the network, Langdon’s home expertise and creative insight bring a smart solutions on how to live beautifully and “green” to the exhibit.

As the title sponsor, Green Works™ natural cleaning products will be integrated into the exhibit. Some of the design elements and products featured in the “Living Green Home” include Pella’s energy-efficient triple paned Designer Series Windows and Doors, LEE furniture’s Natural LEE line, Bosch ENERGY STAR appliances, Kohler water-conserving kitchen and bath fixtures, Bertch bamboo cabinets, EnviroGLAS countertops and surfaces crafted from recycled glass, bottles and toilets, Natural Cork sustainable cork and bamboo flooring and Susan Jablon Mosaics tiles that are made with old car windshields.

The first stop on this 15-city, seven-month, tour is Hartford, CT. Tour markets include New York, Los Angeles, D.C., Miami, Atlanta, Nashville, Austin, Phoenix, and Las Vegas.

Saturday, February 23, 2008

BHG Green Home Tour Features ORGANiKS, 100% certicfied recycled Glass Mosaic Tile available only at Susan Jablon Mosaics!

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BETTER HOMES AND GARDENS and Green Works(TM) Launch the Living Green(TM) Tour and Exhibit

FIFTEEN-CITY TOUR ALSO PRESENTED BY PELLA WINDOWS AND DOORS

NEW YORK, N.Y. – Better Homes and Gardens magazine (circulation 7.6 million) and Green Works™, a new line of natural cleaners that are made with plant-based ingredients and work as well as conventional cleaners, are launching The Living Green™ Tour and Exhibit. This 15-city program will promote resourcefulness, energy efficiency and everyday environmental practices to help consumers save money, live healthier and conserve natural resources. The Living Green™ Tour will also feature green products from presenting sponsor, Pella Windows and Doors and contributing sponsors Bosch, Kohler and LEE furniture. The tour, which launches February 2008, will be hosted by one of the nation’s most renowned renovation specialists, Steven J. Whittle.

“Our consumers are passionate about home and keenly interested in everyday practices for living green,” says Gayle Butler, editor in chief of Better Homes and Gardens. “This exhibit extends our green coverage beyond our magazine pages and Web site, offering consumers a hands-on opportunity to learn realistic steps to save money, save energy, and minimize their impact on the environment.”

Better Homes and Gardens and The Clorox Company, the makers of Green Works™ products, will kick off the Living Green™ Tour and Exhibit at key home shows around the country. The tour will feature a traveling 2,500 square foot Better Homes and Gardens “Living Green Home” highlighting four functional eco-friendly rooms, integrated throughout with green products, materials and appliances. Environmental experts will be on hand to share how small changes can make a big “green” impact.

Interior designer and lifestyle enthusiast Libby Langdon is responsible for the "Living Green Home" exhibit design. A commentator and design expert on HGTV’s Small Space Big Style and currently shooting an upcoming show for the network, Langdon’s home expertise and creative insight bring a smart solutions on how to live beautifully and “green” to the exhibit.

As the title sponsor, Green Works™ natural cleaning products will be integrated into the exhibit. Some of the design elements and products featured in the “Living Green Home” include Pella’s energy-efficient triple paned Designer Series Windows and Doors, LEE furniture’s Natural LEE line, Bosch ENERGY STAR appliances, Kohler water-conserving kitchen and bath fixtures, Bertch bamboo cabinets, EnviroGLAS countertops and surfaces crafted from recycled glass, bottles and toilets, Natural Cork sustainable cork and bamboo flooring and Susan Jablon Mosaics tiles that are made with old car windshields.

The first stop on this 15-city, seven-month, tour is Hartford, CT. Tour markets include New York, Los Angeles, D.C., Miami, Atlanta, Nashville, Austin, Phoenix, and Las Vegas.