Formica’s dECOLeather collection from Formica is made from recycled leather and is available in 18 deep colors and three richly grained finishes: crocodile (pictured), walrus, and wild buffalo.

Installed in the lobby at Harvard at Trilogy in Boston, the Garden on the Wall custom installation (created alongside Boston-based DiMella Shaffer) is more efficient than living walls, consumes less energy, and qualifies for the LEED v4 materials and resources credit.

Lighting Science introduces Durabulb, an energy-efficient light bulb that uses 80 percent less energy than incandescent bulbs and 30 percent less material than similar products. Its sustainable design focuses on maximizing lumens per gram.

With soft cushioning and wooden legs, the Lotte Bench from Rove Concepts’ Kure collection is inspired by functional Scandinavian style and is designed with sustainable materials such as FAS grade solid wood and non-toxic MDF powdercoating.

Sustainable Materials introduces Pattern Tiles—3D pieces of natural, renewable cork that are cut into patterns, allowing the wall’s color to show through. Pre-finished in 12 colors, tiles are available in nine large-pattern motif styles and two smaller, mixed-pattern, multi-color mosaics.