Showing posts with label Recycled Countertops. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Recycled Countertops. Show all posts

Thursday, March 7, 2013

The Official Sign Of Spring ... Bistro Green.

Who cares about a groundhog... The official sign of Spring has arrived, Bistro Green Vetrazzo Slabs.
A warm breeze at a sidewalk café...a bottle of sparkling water or wine between you and a friend. Afterward, the plates are cleared and the bottles head toward their next destination to be brilliantly repurposed. To think, all you did was visit a friend.

When you take the extra step of putting your glass waste into the recycling bin, you're doing something good. Those bottles and jars that held all your culinary necessities are sent to be processed and put back into use. The glass in this mix is from your kitchen...your soda bottles, olive oil containers, pickle jars, wine and water bottles could have been waste. Instead here they are, made into something beautiful: Bistro Green
 

 
 

Tuesday, February 26, 2013

Cobalt Skyy ®

A festive evening with friends sampling savory treats and drinking top-shelf spirits poured from a lovely cobalt blue Skyy® Vodka bottle. The bottles from last night’s soiree become our top shelf mix.

Excellent vodka, poured from Skyy’s signature deep blue bottles, makes a fantastic cocktail. The bottles look lovely on the shelf, and while you're pouring the drinks, but after being recycled, they look even better in this Vetrazzo® mix: Cobalt Skyy.

 
 

Monday, February 25, 2013

Alehouse Amber

Drinking a cold one on a hot day. What could be nicer? Drop the empty into the recycling bin, kick back, and think how you just made the world a little better by sending that bottle on its way to a new life. Who knew it was so easy?

Glass Source Story
Those bottles and jars that held refreshments can now be processed and put back into use. The glass in this mix is from your recycling bin. They could have gone to the landfill, but instead they are in this gorgeous Vetrazzo mix; Alehouse Amber. 


Friday, February 15, 2013

Cool Titanium

Cool Titanium
The smooth, subtle charm of cool titanium is as classic as the glass it's made from. Flint glass, the clear glass used in most jars, originated in England in the early 19th century. Not much has changed except that now little Johnny’s baby food jar can be preserved in a countertop of Vetrazzo.
The Glass Source 
Beginning over 300 years ago flint was used to produce an elegant glass that is the predecessor to English crystal. These days flint struts its stuff in rhinestones and continues to take on many humble forms as well, doing the excellent work of keeping food and drinks fresh in jars and bottles. We take what can't be used and transform it into sparkling flint glass Vetrazzo.

    

  
     


Thursday, February 14, 2013

Seeing Red This Valentine's Day

It is almost impossible to see anything but red on Valentine’s Day but all good things must come to an end.

 We are retiring the limited edition Ruby Red color. There are still a number of slabs available so make sure to place your order while slabs are still available. 

We are working on more limited edition colors so stay tuned!! 


Friday, January 11, 2013

Raise Your Glass To The Sea ... The New Vetrazzo Coastal Edition

Inspired by Coastal Design, Created From Nature (and last night's party)
So What is so unique about the new Vetrazzo Coastal Edition? South Carolina Oyster Shells and Georgia White Marble, both local, both recycled.

Amethystos
Celebrate the land and sea with a mix that reimagines an azure coast with architectural “float-glass”, iridescent oyster shells and Georgia white marble. We dare you to dip your toes in it.
Glass source story:
Ingredients: oyster shells, architectural “float-glass”, crushed marble

Amethystos
Umbo White
Our message in a bottle to recycle comes to life in this crisp white mix. Oyster shells shine alongside curbside recycling and crushed marble to create a carefree look of coastal living.
Glass source story:
Ingredients: oyster shells, soda and beer bottles, condiment jars, baby food and jam jars, crushed marble.

Umbo White
Bretagne Blue
Celebrate the land and sea with a mix that reimagines an azure coast with architectural “float-glass”, iridescent oyster shells and Georgia white marble. We dare you to dip your toes in it.
Glass source story:

Ingredients: oyster shells, architectural “float-glass”, crushed marble
Bretagne Blue
CREATE YOUR COASTAL LIVING TODAY

Friday, December 21, 2012

Thursday, December 20, 2012

Design Guide Editorial, Vetrazzo Recycled Glass

When we think recycled glass, we think of coke bottles, but we never think of what it could be used for. Vetrazzo'stransforms recycled glass into beautiful surfaces that can be used for bathrooms, kitchens, bars, tables, fireplace mantles and so much more. What is so great and beautiful about this product is that each piece of glass holds its own story. From beginning to end Vetrazzo's tracks the history of the glass. Just as a grandmother passes a family treasure to a grandchild, you receive a history of something beautiful to create your own history with. This product comes in so many wonderful colors and designs that can fit into any room and is a breeze to clean. Most importantly, you are contributing to the environment.

Design Guide Editorial, Vetrazzo Recycled Glass

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