VRAI LOS ANGELES
A major goal for VRAI Los Angeles was to use as green and sustainable materials as possible. The flooring, by Neolith, is 100% natural and 52% recyclable, consisting of clays, feldspar, and silica. Its near-zero porosity makes it a hygienic product, impervious to absorption and resistant to bacteria.
Clay plaster by American Clay lines the walls. It is non-toxic, hypo-allergenic, dust-free, and porous, allowing the building structure to breathe. The porousness improves air quality and resists mold growth. The plaster is also coated with low-VOC paint.
The carpet, by Object Carpet, is certified by multiple federal environment agencies, including a CRI Green Label Plus Certification. This means it belongs to the textile flooring class of the lowest VOC emissions available on the market. Zero emissions were produced during the production of the carpet, and the final product is also emission-free. The carpet is also allergenically-controlled and so suitable for those with allergies.
Furniture was locally made when possible, including VIP tables by Phase and a Diamond table by Royal Custom Designs. Upholstered Eames Chairs were made in the USA, have an eco-fiberglass shell, and are upholstered in 100%wool. The wool is hypoallergenic, purifies the air, is biodegradable, and naturally fire-retardant. The bench by De La Espada uses low impact, natural materials and finishes and was manufactured in a solar-powered factory utilizing energy-efficient machinery. It is coated with natural and environmentally friendly oils, waxes, and water-based lacquer. The stools were crafted in Denmark by Overgaard and Dyrman using only local Danish suppliers. They used thoughtfully sourced materials that require certified documentation to be considered for use. The stools and bench are both made to order, and made to last for a lifetime.
The LED Decorative Lighting by Juniper incorporates natural finishes and materials into every product while reducing demands on the environment.
The materials chosen were carefully done so to minimize environmental impact and maximize their lifetime.
PHOTOGRAPHY: Ryan Forbes
VRAI LOS ANGELES
A major goal for VRAI Los Angeles was to use as green and sustainable materials as possible. The flooring, by Neolith, is 100% natural and 52% recyclable, consisting of clays, feldspar, and silica. Its near-zero porosity makes it a hygienic product, impervious to absorption and resistant to bacteria.
Clay plaster by American Clay lines the walls. It is non-toxic, hypo-allergenic, dust-free, and porous, allowing the building structure to breathe. The porousness improves air quality and resists mold growth. The plaster is also coated with low-VOC paint.
The carpet, by Object Carpet, is certified by multiple federal environment agencies, including a CRI Green Label Plus Certification. This means it belongs to the textile flooring class of the lowest VOC emissions available on the market. Zero emissions were produced during the production of the carpet, and the final product is also emission-free. The carpet is also allergenically-controlled and so suitable for those with allergies.
Furniture was locally made when possible, including VIP tables by Phase and a Diamond table by Royal Custom Designs. Upholstered Eames Chairs were made in the USA, have an eco-fiberglass shell, and are upholstered in 100%wool. The wool is hypoallergenic, purifies the air, is biodegradable, and naturally fire-retardant. The bench by De La Espada uses low impact, natural materials and finishes and was manufactured in a solar-powered factory utilizing energy-efficient machinery. It is coated with natural and environmentally friendly oils, waxes, and water-based lacquer. The stools were crafted in Denmark by Overgaard and Dyrman using only local Danish suppliers. They used thoughtfully sourced materials that require certified documentation to be considered for use. The stools and bench are both made to order, and made to last for a lifetime.
The LED Decorative Lighting by Juniper incorporates natural finishes and materials into every product while reducing demands on the environment.
The materials chosen were carefully done so to minimize environmental impact and maximize their lifetime.
PHOTOGRAPHY: Ryan Forbes
VRAI LOS ANGELES
A major goal for VRAI Los Angeles was to use as green and sustainable materials as possible. The flooring, by Neolith, is 100% natural and 52% recyclable, consisting of clays, feldspar, and silica. Its near-zero porosity makes it a hygienic product, impervious to absorption and resistant to bacteria.
Clay plaster by American Clay lines the walls. It is non-toxic, hypo-allergenic, dust-free, and porous, allowing the building structure to breathe. The porousness improves air quality and resists mold growth. The plaster is also coated with low-VOC paint.
The carpet, by Object Carpet, is certified by multiple federal environment agencies, including a CRI Green Label Plus Certification. This means it belongs to the textile flooring class of the lowest VOC emissions available on the market. Zero emissions were produced during the production of the carpet, and the final product is also emission-free. The carpet is also allergenically-controlled and so suitable for those with allergies.
Furniture was locally made when possible, including VIP tables by Phase and a Diamond table by Royal Custom Designs. Upholstered Eames Chairs were made in the USA, have an eco-fiberglass shell, and are upholstered in 100%wool. The wool is hypoallergenic, purifies the air, is biodegradable, and naturally fire-retardant. The bench by De La Espada uses low impact, natural materials and finishes and was manufactured in a solar-powered factory utilizing energy-efficient machinery. It is coated with natural and environmentally friendly oils, waxes, and water-based lacquer. The stools were crafted in Denmark by Overgaard and Dyrman using only local Danish suppliers. They used thoughtfully sourced materials that require certified documentation to be considered for use. The stools and bench are both made to order, and made to last for a lifetime.
The LED Decorative Lighting by Juniper incorporates natural finishes and materials into every product while reducing demands on the environment.
The materials chosen were carefully done so to minimize environmental impact and maximize their lifetime.
PHOTOGRAPHY: Ryan Forbes
VRAI LOS ANGELES
A major goal for VRAI Los Angeles was to use as green and sustainable materials as possible. The flooring, by Neolith, is 100% natural and 52% recyclable, consisting of clays, feldspar, and silica. Its near-zero porosity makes it a hygienic product, impervious to absorption and resistant to bacteria.
Clay plaster by American Clay lines the walls. It is non-toxic, hypo-allergenic, dust-free, and porous, allowing the building structure to breathe. The porousness improves air quality and resists mold growth. The plaster is also coated with low-VOC paint.
The carpet, by Object Carpet, is certified by multiple federal environment agencies, including a CRI Green Label Plus Certification. This means it belongs to the textile flooring class of the lowest VOC emissions available on the market. Zero emissions were produced during the production of the carpet, and the final product is also emission-free. The carpet is also allergenically-controlled and so suitable for those with allergies.
Furniture was locally made when possible, including VIP tables by Phase and a Diamond table by Royal Custom Designs. Upholstered Eames Chairs were made in the USA, have an eco-fiberglass shell, and are upholstered in 100%wool. The wool is hypoallergenic, purifies the air, is biodegradable, and naturally fire-retardant. The bench by De La Espada uses low impact, natural materials and finishes and was manufactured in a solar-powered factory utilizing energy-efficient machinery. It is coated with natural and environmentally friendly oils, waxes, and water-based lacquer. The stools were crafted in Denmark by Overgaard and Dyrman using only local Danish suppliers. They used thoughtfully sourced materials that require certified documentation to be considered for use. The stools and bench are both made to order, and made to last for a lifetime.
The LED Decorative Lighting by Juniper incorporates natural finishes and materials into every product while reducing demands on the environment.
The materials chosen were carefully done so to minimize environmental impact and maximize their lifetime.
PHOTOGRAPHY: Ryan Forbes
PHOTOGRAPHY: Ryan Forbes
VRAI LOS ANGELES
A major goal for VRAI Los Angeles was to use as green and sustainable materials as possible. The flooring, by Neolith, is 100% natural and 52% recyclable, consisting of clays, feldspar, and silica. Its near-zero porosity makes it a hygienic product, impervious to absorption and resistant to bacteria.
Clay plaster by American Clay lines the walls. It is non-toxic, hypo-allergenic, dust-free, and porous, allowing the building structure to breathe. The porousness improves air quality and resists mold growth. The plaster is also coated with low-VOC paint.
The carpet, by Object Carpet, is certified by multiple federal environment agencies, including a CRI Green Label Plus Certification. This means it belongs to the textile flooring class of the lowest VOC emissions available on the market. Zero emissions were produced during the production of the carpet, and the final product is also emission-free. The carpet is also allergenically-controlled and so suitable for those with allergies.
Furniture was locally made when possible, including VIP tables by Phase and a Diamond table by Royal Custom Designs. Upholstered Eames Chairs were made in the USA, have an eco-fiberglass shell, and are upholstered in 100%wool. The wool is hypoallergenic, purifies the air, is biodegradable, and naturally fire-retardant. The bench by De La Espada uses low impact, natural materials and finishes and was manufactured in a solar-powered factory utilizing energy-efficient machinery. It is coated with natural and environmentally friendly oils, waxes, and water-based lacquer. The stools were crafted in Denmark by Overgaard and Dyrman using only local Danish suppliers. They used thoughtfully sourced materials that require certified documentation to be considered for use. The stools and bench are both made to order, and made to last for a lifetime.
The LED Decorative Lighting by Juniper incorporates natural finishes and materials into every product while reducing demands on the environment.
The materials chosen were carefully done so to minimize environmental impact and maximize their lifetime.
VRAI LOS ANGELES
A major goal for VRAI Los Angeles was to use as green and sustainable materials as possible. The flooring, by Neolith, is 100% natural and 52% recyclable, consisting of clays, feldspar, and silica. Its near-zero porosity makes it a hygienic product, impervious to absorption and resistant to bacteria.
Clay plaster by American Clay lines the walls. It is non-toxic, hypo-allergenic, dust-free, and porous, allowing the building structure to breathe. The porousness improves air quality and resists mold growth. The plaster is also coated with low-VOC paint.
The carpet, by Object Carpet, is certified by multiple federal environment agencies, including a CRI Green Label Plus Certification. This means it belongs to the textile flooring class of the lowest VOC emissions available on the market. Zero emissions were produced during the production of the carpet, and the final product is also emission-free. The carpet is also allergenically-controlled and so suitable for those with allergies.
Furniture was locally made when possible, including VIP tables by Phase and a Diamond table by Royal Custom Designs. Upholstered Eames Chairs were made in the USA, have an eco-fiberglass shell, and are upholstered in 100%wool. The wool is hypoallergenic, purifies the air, is biodegradable, and naturally fire-retardant. The bench by De La Espada uses low impact, natural materials and finishes and was manufactured in a solar-powered factory utilizing energy-efficient machinery. It is coated with natural and environmentally friendly oils, waxes, and water-based lacquer. The stools were crafted in Denmark by Overgaard and Dyrman using only local Danish suppliers. They used thoughtfully sourced materials that require certified documentation to be considered for use. The stools and bench are both made to order, and made to last for a lifetime.
The LED Decorative Lighting by Juniper incorporates natural finishes and materials into every product while reducing demands on the environment.
The materials chosen were carefully done so to minimize environmental impact and maximize their lifetime.
PHOTOGRAPHY: Ryan Forbes
