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Thursday, December 22nd, 2011Facebook Album Shows Off Recent Client Kitchen Remodel
Tuesday, November 15th, 2011We think our recent remodel job turned out fantastic– and our client did too. The client let us come back to snap some pictures, and gave us permission to share them with everyone!
Check it out via the link below. And while you’re there, Like us on FB, so you don’t miss all the fun.
Take me to the Facebook album!
Update: Fireclay Tiles and TODL.com have both shared our album. Thanks y’all! Glad you like what you saw!
InteriLife November Holiday Tips
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Holiday Tips:The holidays are fast approaching! Stop by InteriLife for your quick holiday make-over. See below for some tips on how to spruce up your home with easy home improvement projects.
3. Throw down a beautiful hand-made, all natural rug made of wool and cotton to add a splash of color and pattern to any room. Indi-B has a great line of all natural rugs to choose from.
Greener Corners:Look for us in downtown Colorado Springs on Greener Corner’s recycling bins. Scan the QR code for exciting coupons!
Art show:Please come to our Art Show opening this Friday at the Bridge Gallery from 5-8 pm. Sarah Heinbagh, Austin Buck and Allison Dubois Johnson release new work that is sure to inspire. If you can’t make it to the opening, the show will go through the month of November so be sure and stop by.
Holiday Hours:November 21st – November 26th Closed in observance of Thanksgiving and we are having our concrete floors finished! We will be utilizing Safecoat’s Mexeseal, a non-toxic sealer for stone, concrete and porous tile. We’ll have plenty in stock for your upcoming project too! December 24th – 26th Closed for Christmas and Christmas Eve. December 31st Closed for New Year’s Eve. |
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Don’t Forget! You can also check us out online at www.InteriLife.com to learn more about the products and services that we offer! |
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Whether it’s the warm golden walls of a Tuscan villa or the calming blue waves of Lake Tahoe, American Clay’s Earth Plasters allow you to infuse your office with the texture, color and character of the natural world. Transform your home from a place you live into a place with life.
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Mythic® paint is a non-toxic, ultra low odor paint that provides the durability and coverage you expect from a premium paint without the off-gassing VOC’s and toxins that emit years after drying. Stronger, safer, smarter paint®. Now that’s a breath of fresh air.
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EcoTimber offers a wide range of gorgeous, domestic and exotic hardwood and bamboo flooring including prefinished engineered and floating floors. We provide bamboo flooring and hardwood flooring products to suit virtually every taste, all of which meet the highest environmental and health standards.
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For a decade now, Vetrazzo® has created dazzling surfaces in places where people live, work and play all across the country. With Vetrazzo Surfaces you can express both your styles and your respect for the earth without compromise. Vetrazzo is 85% glass, and all the glass we use is recycled – so it really is good for the environment.
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1. Paint is a great way to change the look and feel of a room with minimum cost and labor. Don’t worry about smelling up your house with toxic fumes before the main event. Mythic’s non-toxic, no VOC paint has an extremely low odor. You could even paint the day of Thanksgiving and no one could smell it!
2. Change the look of a room utilizing a floating floor. Choose from Marmoleum Click for a fun pattern, or add warmth to a room, using a cork flooring like Natural Cork. 
Telluride’s Coolest House
Saturday, August 13th, 2011http://www.earthtechling.com/2011/08/your-passive-solar-home-in-telluride/
Nestled among 1.5 acres of Aspens, Telluride's coolest house!
This home features passive design– meaning from top to bottom, it’s orientation, windows, insulation, and materials are chosen to minimize energy usage. It also has solar panels. The only thing it seems to be missing, as far as I can tell, is InteriLife products on the inside.
Congratulations to Sarah! Horsetooth Half Marathon!!
Monday, April 18th, 2011On Sunday, April 17, 2011, Sarah ran her first half marathon in Fort Collins, Colorado. The Horsetooth Half Marathon is Colorado’s favorite half marathon!
She finished in two hours, five minutes (unofficial time.) The race finished at New Belgium Brewing, and the event was a minimum waste event with recycling & composting everywhere. woo-hoo!
Congrats, Sarah!
The Story of Colorado Energy, Sort Of
Tuesday, April 12th, 2011by James Heinbaugh; April 11, 2011.
Cathy Proctor has been a journalist for over a decade. After she graduated from Northwestern’s Medill graduate School of Journalism, this Colorado College undergraduate came home to Colorado. She currently writes for the Denver Business Journal covering, as she puts it, the “old economy:” energy, transportation, construction, agriculture, public works and water.
She came to University of Denver on Monday to speak to law students about Colorado’s energy economy and address legal issue in the energy economy. And she did so excellently. However, her lecture also covered the story of Colorado’s energy economy over the last decade.
Colorado is a major producer of energy in the United States. When energy production is measured in terms of BTUs (a scientific heating unit measuring energy required to raise water temperature,) Colorado is tenth in the U.S. Colorado does not dominate any one type of energy source, but has respectable rank in all: number six in solar capacity, number ten in wind capacity (installed and potential combined), number five in natural gas, number ten in coal, number ten in oil. If industry can increase shale oil production, Colorado can supply four times the amount of oil energy in Saudi Arabia. Based on current American consumption levels, that is sufficient for another 146 years. (more…)
3rd Annual Pikes Peak Eco-Festival
Friday, April 8th, 2011Warm summer days are an annual reason for celebration. This summer also marks the return of an up and coming local celebration– The Pikes Peak Eco-Festival. The Eco-Festival began in 2009 as a way to bring together people concerned with a plethora of eco-related topics. Event coordinator Natasha Walker explains, “This will be the third annual Eco-Festival. We wanted an event that is all about local people who love the Earth. Last year’s event was great and I have high hopes for this year.”
The Eco-Festival benefits the Rockledge Ranch Historical Site in Garden of the Gods Park. According to Walker, each year the event raises over $2,000 for the museum. “It’s a really valuable museum. It’s educational. It’s a living history site showing how Pikes Peak residents lived in different time periods. That we can get together and focus on how we can live our lives smarter and better today, while benefiting an historic site dedicated to teaching us about how people used to live is a great thing.”
Event participants have included local business big-names like The Gazette, Best-Way Disposal and City Parks and Recreation and smaller, newer companies like local start-ups Baby Cotton Bottoms and InteriLife. Walking around the Rockledge Ranch grounds, a visitor will be treated to samples, information, displays, and interactive games at sponsor and exhibitor tents. Visitors can also enjoy live music, pizza, popcorn, and other refreshments from local food vendors and restaurants. Bristol Brewing Company sponsors the beer garden. While adults enjoy music and brew, the kids enjoy activities ranging from kid yoga to competitive games like relay races out on the green grass. Last year’s event saw an estimated 850 people and one of the most pleasant days of the year, with clear skies and sunny weather.
This year’s Pikes Peak Eco-Festival will be August 27, 2011. more information @ http://www.pikespeakecofestival.com/
Announcing a change…
Tuesday, April 5th, 2011We’ve blogged specifically about InteriLife over the last year, but now I think that we can contribute more to local green news.
I’ll be covering more topics, more people, and a broader array of things green. Don’t expect this all at once, but today marks the start of the new direction on our blog.
Comments and suggestions are welcomed.
-jimmy
Thanks to everyone who came to our 1 year anniversary party
Saturday, February 19th, 2011Thanks to everyone who came and celebrated with us! We had a great time!
InteriLife is celebrating our one year anniversary!
Wednesday, January 19th, 2011
Come celebrate with us on February 17th from 5:00 pm – 8:00 pm.
