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Armstrong Cabinets Recognized for Commitment to Sustainable and Environmental Practices (ebuild)

The Kitchen Cabinet Manufacturers Association (KCMA) awarded Armstrong Cabinets its Environmental Stewardship Program certification for commitment to the responsible use of natural resources through sound environmental management and sustainable practices.

Premier Faucet Introduces New Full-Line Catalog (ebuild)

Premier Faucet announced the immediate availability of its new full-line faucet catalog. The 50-page, full-color catalog highlights 193 kitchen, lavatory, tub/shower, and bar faucets organized into nine new collections. In 2007, Premier has launched over 100 new products including kitchen pull-down faucets, vessel filler faucets, showerheads, vessel sinks, vanities, mirrors, vanity lighting, and bath accessories--all featured in the new catalog.

New Outfit for the Starck Barrel From Duravit (ebuild)

In designing the Starck 1 series for Duravit, Philippe Starck found inspiration in primitive forms, such as the washbowl, bucket, hand pump and nail. Since its initial launch, the Starck 1 vanity unit, reminiscent of a barrel, has proven to be one of Duravit's most appealing and recognizable products. Over the years, the "barrel" has become Duravit's best-selling bathroom furniture piece, and it continues to enjoy great popularity.

Iris Bath Vanity (BUILDING PRODUCTS Magazine)

Xylem. Featuring cast iron floral accents, the 24-inch-wide Iris bath vanity comes with a Cinnibrown wood finish, pillar-like legs with fluting, and a framed-face drawer that houses a center-mounted decorative knob. The vanity includes different stone top and sink options, an adjustable extension piece for the base of the legs, and a matching 25-inch-by-31-1/2-inch mirror. 866-395-8112.

Uptown Baths (REMODELING Magazine)

Furniture styling adds new appeal to contemporary baths.

Archer and Bancroft Petite Vanities (BUILDING PRODUCTS Magazine)

Kohler. Practical alternatives to popular powder room pedestal lavatories, the Archer and Bancroft (shown) petite vanities provide a rich furniture style and attractive storage options for small but often used secondary bathrooms. Engineered to withstand the rigors of a moisture-rich space, both have been fabricated in maple with a catalyzed polyurethane Black Forest finish. 800-456-4537.

Artistry Bath Vanity (BUILDING PRODUCTS Magazine)

Vanity Flair. Available in more than 40 finishes, such as clear walnut with figured maple (shown), the Artistry vanity with bridge is a 21st-century variation of an Art Deco dressing table with accommodation for one or two drop-in or vessel basins, a center makeup area, and plenty of drawer space. A circular wall mirror with shelf and tub surround complete this stylish collection. 888-479-4108.

Flex Series Classic Bath Furnishings Collection (BUILDING PRODUCTS Magazine)

Maax. Said to be easy to assemble and install, the Flex series of bath furnishings is a good choice for starter homes and condos or even informal family powder rooms. Made of lacquered woods in a white or Java finish, this classic bath furnishings group includes a vanity, porcelain washbasin, mirror with shelf, and linen cabinet with three adjustable shelves. 800-463-6229.

Hadley Oak Bath Collection (BUILDING PRODUCTS Magazine)

Merillat. Part of the premier Masterpiece brand, the Hadley Oak bath collection is comprised of numerous contemporary components from which a designer can choose to suit most any installation, from powder room to master bath. Available in a wide variety of finishes including peppercorn (shown), the collection includes glass doors, metal legs, and special detailing, and comes in numerous sizes and configurations. 517-263-0771.

Memento Bath Storage Cart (BUILDING PRODUCTS Magazine)

Villeroy-Boch. Part of an extensive new collection that includes a selection of teak and black lacquer wall-hung vanities and furnishings, the Memento storage cart measures approximately 18 inches wide and is outfitted with one drawer, one door, and a towel bar. Hinged right or left, the unit stands on top of four casters, two of which are lockable. 609-860-9961.