A palette of natural materials

Eco-friendliness doesnt preclude a mix of lively colors in the Rosens home, as here in the dining room, where natural fibers, wood, stone and nontoxic paints and coatings take the place of products that emit noxious gases or whose raw materials include formaldehyde or petrochemicals.

Mel Melcon / LAT /

Eco-friendliness doesnt preclude a mix of lively colors in the Rosens home, as here in the dining room, where natural fibers, wood, stone and nontoxic paints and coatings take the place of products that emit noxious gases or whose raw materials include formaldehyde or petrochemicals.

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