This lovely project in our home state is using Trinity counters in the kitchen, in Absolutely. Pictures are available on their Facebook page.
http://www.facebook.com/NaturalBalanceHouse?v=wall
Check it out!
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The Natural Balance House on San Juan Island, Washington
Posted in Real Projects & Installations, tagged natural balance house on October 21, 2010| Leave a Comment »
Squak Mountain Stone in new Habitat for Humanity project
Posted in Real Projects & Installations, tagged habitat for humanity, squak mountain stone on July 22, 2010| Leave a Comment »
Justin and Amee had the pleasure today of visiting a Habitat for Humanity project in Everett, Washington. The entire project is a small cluster development with four homes total when finished. The pictures here of the first home that the new homeowner will be moving into on Saturday. The color seen here is “Natural” and the fabrication work was done by Fineline/Pacific.
The GREEN BUILDING CENTER in Salt Lake installs TRINITY – take a look!
Posted in Real Projects & Installations on April 26, 2010| Leave a Comment »
RE-cycle the recycled countertops! Great backyard project…
Posted in Real Projects & Installations on March 25, 2010| Leave a Comment »
SQUAK featured in the 2009 Team Alberta Solar Decathlon Home
Posted in Real Projects & Installations on March 17, 2010| Leave a Comment »
TRINITY MAKES HER WAY TO A DOWNTOWN HIGHRISE!
Posted in Real Projects & Installations on February 2, 2010| Leave a Comment »
The ecohaus that Squak Built… not really, but close!
Posted in Real Projects & Installations on November 5, 2009| Leave a Comment »
Ecohaus in Portland, Oregon has provided TMI with the following shots of one of their recent projects. We were thrilled to not only see so many creative uses for Squak Mountain Stone but we also loved seeing happy people enjoying their kitchen, smiling, unafraid to use the material. You’ll note that our header on our blog is one of these shots.
Please enjoy the photo gallery, compliments of Ecohaus-Portland.
Cool Counters 
