Our little place in New York

Manhattan just got a bit greener, with the opening of TerraMai's new office at 217 Grand Street, Suite 803.

Take a photographic tour of the space and the surrounding neighborhood in the Chinatown/Soho area of New York.

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TerraMai Web site 2.0

All new content. Same user-friendly graphics. Heaps of new images. Tons of new info. Loads of new features.

All designed to make it easier for visitors to find what they need. Or just be inspired.

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1Hotel

Seattle

TerraMai’s reclaimed Olive Tank Redwood paneling helps set a serene but sophisticated mood in the 1 Hotel and Residences Sales and Design Center in Seattle.

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Q&A with Jeffrey Deane Lamb

What do Edward Steichen, David Bowie and Veronica Lake have in common? Find out in this edition of the TerraMai Q&A with Jeffrey Deane Lamb, designer of the 1Hotel Residences and Sales Design Center, and associate principal of Sienna Architecture.  

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Dockers San Francisco
San Francisco

TerraMai's teak flooring and Wine Tank redwood shelving and cash wraps add both warmth and elegance to this Dockers retail store in San Francisco.

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Specialty's Cafe

Seattle

TerraMai's World Mix flooring enlivens this Specialty's Cafe, in the Seattle-area community of Bellevue.

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Vintage Redwood Siding

TerraMai's current inventory of Vintage Redwood Siding/Paneling comes from giant 'hop stakes' used in the growing of hops for beer brewing.

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Domino Magazine

The hip design mag spotlights TerraMai's new Naturally Distressed Teak flooring in its current issue, which focuses on smart, fashionable ways to go green.

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Enjoy Magazine

Enjoy magazine profiles TerraMai in its March issue.

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Snowbound!

Blizzards, white outs, power outages, road closures, stranded vehicles - just another winter in our home base at the foot of Mt. Shasta in Northern California. But this winter was especially white, even by Mt. Shasta standards.

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Bubbling in D.C.

TerraMai co-founder and president Richard McFarland was in Washington D.C. recently to testify before a congessional subcommittee examining issues related to bottled water.

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Newsletter

From travelogues to new products – the TerraMai Newsletter keeps readers abreast of our ongoing evolution from a small wood salvage company founded by two river guides into the premiere reclaimed wood company in the world. The same pioneering spirit of adventure, quest for quality and commitment to sustainability that set TerraMai apart from its inception continues to distinguish us as a company to watch..