May 5, 2017

Advice for an Allergy-Friendly, Non-Toxic Kitchen Renovation via Allergic Living Magazine

If your kitchen is old and outdated, there are steps you need to take during the renovation process, especially if someone in your household has allergies and asthma. Eric Corey Freed, principal with San Francisco’s organicARCHITECT and author of Green Building & Remodeling for Dummies recommends IceStone counters: “It’s gorgeous, it’s durable, and it’s all-natural, so it doesn’t off-gas at all.” Read more tips from Allergic Living.

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