Origami luminaries from Peerless Lighting combine advanced lighting optics with the aesthetics of the ancient art of Japanese paper folding. The fixtures offer an efficient illumination solution for lobbies, common areas and modern unit interiors.

A new collection from Arch-Interiors Design Group Inc. tailors to the luxury affordable rental with creative and unique pieces for the bathroom.

Reflective roof coatings are a simple but effective way to reduce energy costs. Four products from Coat’N'Cool were recently awarded an Energy Star Rating for their performance.

ProjectStone by Belstone has introduced Belstone Brass, a new fixture line that elegantly combines luxury and affordability elements. The line, billed as a perfect solution for hospitality suites, can easily be tailored to any multifamily design setting or layout thanks to innovative styles and the sheer variety of fixtures available.

LG Hausys Surfaces has made a big step forward for sustainable interior design with the release of Eden Plus, a surface with up to a 41 percent pre-consumer recycled material content.

Crossville, a Tennessee-based manufacturer of tile for residential and commercial applications, has achieved SCS certification for its waste recycling programs. The company has also released Bluestone, a new line of tile that is comprised of 20 percent recycled materials.

A good countertop surface should demonstrate a well-thought-out balance of aesthetics, sustainability and materials construction. A great countertop will excel on all three accounts with no compromises. Curava does not hold back.

A new denim-based insulation product from Applegate Insulation not only meets high performance standards for thermal resistance and sound control, but this blue alternative to foam can boost your LEED score as well.

Prestyl USA has launched a line of far-infrared heating panels disguised as artwork. The pieces can be customized with literally any image, and are an excellent choice for eco- and dollar-friendly warmth in both common spaces and furnished units.

The ventilated porcelain tile wall system from Marazzi looks great and can improve the energy efficiency of a building by up to 33 percent. It is an easy solution for rehab projects as well, since the tiles can be added to a structure without removing the original surface.