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March/April 2010 Best in show Bulthaup’s T.O. showroom Habitat Valencia Interior Design Show Plus: Fab new fl ooring BPS_CI_0310RELv7.0.qxd:Canadian Interiors 2/18/10 12:10 PM Page 1 Designed to last longer than most relationships. WHO SHAPES THE FUTURE 1968 Social environmental ® | Designed for life. movements take hold. OF GREEN DESIGN? broadloom & carpet tile bentleyprincestreet.com You do. tel 800.423.4709 ©2010 Bentley Prince Street, Inc. 1978 Earth Day brings What was once a quiet evolution has awareness to Earth’s need for continual care. become a revolutionary force. Your desire for sustainable design has helped redefine the meaning of green. Since we began making nora® rubber flooring over 50 years ago, we’ve evolved with you. 1988 1,000 communities Your concern for the environment continues in America initiate curbside recycling. to create new standards for designing in harmony with nature. It is why we continually explore ways to blend the best of technology with greener thinking. 1998 EPA launches voluntary It starts with you. programs for energy, water, indoor air You and your challenges. quality, waste and You and your world. smart growth. You and nora. 2008 U.S. Green Building Council 800-332-NORA member organizations grow to 15,000. www.nora.com/us/green25 New Gotham Available in broadloom BPS_CI_0310RELv7.0.qxd:Canadian Interiors 2/18/10 12:10 PM Page 1 Designed to last longer than most relationships. WHO SHAPES THE FUTURE 1968 Social environmental ® | Designed for life. movements take hold. OF GREEN DESIGN? broadloom & carpet tile bentleyprincestreet.com You do. tel 800.423.4709 ©2010 Bentley Prince Street, Inc. 1978 Earth Day brings What was once a quiet evolution has awareness to Earth’s need for continual care. become a revolutionary force. Your desire for sustainable design has helped redefine the meaning of green. Since we began making nora® rubber flooring over 50 years ago, we’ve evolved with you. 1988 1,000 communities Your concern for the environment continues in America initiate curbside recycling. to create new standards for designing in harmony with nature. It is why we continually explore ways to blend the best of technology with greener thinking. 1998 EPA launches voluntary It starts with you. programs for energy, water, indoor air You and your challenges. quality, waste and You and your world. smart growth. You and nora. 2008 U.S. Green Building Council 800-332-NORA member organizations grow to 15,000. www.nora.com/us/green25 New Gotham Available in broadloom INTERIORS March/April 2010 17 41 24 COVER — 36 Luminous Column chandelier by Gregor Herman. Photo by Chris Harrison 36 CONTENTS SPARKLE AND SHINE — 41 Lux Design gives a pair of university FEATURES dental offices the old razzle-dazzle. By David Steiner Best in Show DEPARTMENTS GOOD, BETTER, BEST — 31 There were no bad choices at the 2009 INSIDE — 8 edition of Habitat Valencia. By Erin Donnelly WHAT’S UP — 11 ROOM TO SPARE — 24 THE GOODS — 17 A careful tweaking of Bulthaup‘s Toronto Floored showroom puts the focus firmly on the The latest trends in flooring and kitchen manufacturer’s incomparable floorcoverings. offerings. By Michael Totzke By John Bentley Mays WHO’S WHO — 46 31 AIMING HIGH — 36 With the theme of The Ultimate, the LAST WORD — 50 Interior Design Show 2010 set its sights Baby, it’s cold inside skyward. Canada’s first retail walk-in freezer. By Karolina Olechnowicz By Michael Totzke March/April 2010 VOL.47 NO.2 Publisher Martin Spreer Editor Michael Totzke Managing Editor Erin Donnelly CLIF™ ©2004 modularArts, Inc. Associate Editors Janet Collins, David Lasker, Rhys Phillips, Leslie C. 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