Posted in: July 2009

Fireclay’s Debris Tile and BottleStone countertop featured in new CORA Project - July 2009

July 27, 2009   |   filed under: Bottlestone   Company News   Debris Series   

Fireclay Tile’s Debris Series and BottleStone were recently donated to the BRAND NEW CORA Project in the Bay Area.

We were so proud to be asked to participate in the wonderful CORA Safehouse and can’t wait to see the new house in its debut in August.

Kit Golson, a phenomenal green designer had the following to say to Paul:


—————Forwarded message—————
From: Kit Golson

Date: Fri, Jul 10, 2009 at 7:26 AM
Subject: CORA Project Countertop and Tile Donation
To: Paul Burns

Cc: Cori Manthorne , Roger Hagman , Annie Cronin

Hello Paul, As the designer for the CORA second floor I wanted to personally thank you for the donation of the beautiful Bottlestone blue countertop and all the tiles for both bathrooms and kitchen backsplash. It looks incredible installed and brings a quality, hand-crafted, naturalness to the home. For pictures and a description, here is a link to the completed project on my blog: http://chicprovence.blogspot.com/2009/06/safe-and-now-lovely-green-too-before.html Kindest regards, Kit Golson KIT GOLSON DESIGN http://chicprovence.blogspot.com Certified Green Building Professional Member Build It Green Allied ASID,  NKBA ph: 650-302-6883 f: 650-292-4803 http://www.kitgolson.com P Save a tree – Don’t print this email

Paul Burns Interviewed By Buildaroo at Dwell on Design

July 2, 2009   |   filed under: Bottlestone   Company News   Debris Series   

Paul Burns, Fireclay Tile’s Founder and Chief Ceramicist, was interviewed at the Dwell on Design show by Buildaroo. We loved the interview and hope you enjoy it too!

Here’s what they had to say:
Paul of Fireclay Tile started his business 24 years ago, to make high quality handmade tiles for residential and commercial use. He began using refuse and recycled material quite a long time ago, and has since evolved his product to use recycled glass waste, from post consumer recycling. Almost 25% of the clay body in his tile uses the recycled glass. He goes further to use other post-consumer waste in his tiles as well. The recycled glass product helps to make the tile even stronger and more durable than regular tile. To find more information on Fireclay Tiles, visit FireclayTile.com, or a Fireclay Tile dealership. Every product is made to custom order, enabling for fantastic flexibility in several designs, colors, and shapes. The tile can contribute to LEED points, due to its 50% recycled content, as well as the local nature of its manufacturing.

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