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The company has received 13 reports of the lens of the bulb shattering, including five reports of property damage totaling about $700 and two laceration injuries.

When the owner of this Wash Park house asked architect Stephen Barsch and interior designer Megan Hudacky, principal of CKY Design, to replace his dim, straight-outta-the-1980s kitchen with a “warm modern” space, Barsch responded with a large, light-filled room that opens—via a 20-foot-wide, multi-slide pocket door—onto a spacious patio and swimming pool. But this presented a new challenge: “Open kitchens can easily get cluttered with hardware and drawer faces and multiple materials,” Hudacky says. Preventing that fate, she says, was “as easy as eliminating the hardware, [minimizing] the amount of upper cabinets, and using the same materials in the kitchen as we did throughout the house.” That palette—stone, wood, and metal—might sound familiar, but the ways in which Hudacky manipulated these materials is anything but. Slabs of white marble—which match the island’s top and sleek sides—create a three-sided box that conceals the range hood. Planks of reclaimed pickle-vat wood (sourced by Reclaimed DesignWorks and planed to create a not-too-rustic surface) add dimension to the wall behind the bar sink. And warm brass—typically applied in a cabinet knob here, a faucet there—covers an entire bank of bar cabinets custom made by Scott Gottwald and David Kremer of Design Labs. “I always feel like the bar is that area where you can do something a little unconventional—and so we did,” Hudacky says. For the backsplash wall, she veered away from typical mosaic or subway tiles, opting instead for limestone rectangles set in a herringbone configuration—“a subtle way to bring in a beautiful pattern,” she explains. Broad expanses of brushed-oak cabinetry, Tom Dixon’s brass Tube table (which Hudacky customized with a new wood top), caramel-colored leather dining chairs from DwellStudio, and rows of dark metal ceiling light fixtures echo the light and dark tones of the wood-plank walls, creating a texture-rich space that’s modern, yes, but also so warm, it glows.

The council’s chief executive, Richard Mulcahy, said manufacturers would act early to phase out the bulbs.

Then we have the product shown on the right side of Fig. 6. Those products still feature color capability, including dynamic color changing. But they do use arrays of LEDs intended to generate usable light at ground level. Still, the lighting is more like what might be projected on an architectural surface outdoors as opposed to the white light typically projected on a ground surface. The company said it was installing its first projects in Europe.

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What better way to end the list than a thoroughly bred Indian company. Kwality is the first Indian firm to set up LED manufacturing in the country. But more than that, it has the highest market share in the LED lighting business of all domestic companies. Established in 1966, the company is a quality manufacturer of LED lamps and LED displays.

Characters include Captain America, a Batman design, Minions, My Little Pony, Spiderman, Star Wars aircraft, a Superman logo, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Thor and Wonder Woman.

The affected pod lots have resulted in 90 Medical Device Reports of which 13 required medical intervention. No serious injuries or deaths have been reported in patients using OmniPod devices from the affected lots.

Craig Gould: The ease, or otherwise, of kitchen ventilation systems to be kept clean is usually determined by the amount of thought and effort that was applied to the design of the initial installation. Given the relatively accessible nature of the ventilation canopies, these are not difficult to monitor and clean regularly.

Due to a manufacturing issue, the deadbolt locks installed on the vehicles may become stuck in a locked position. A stuck deadbolt could potentially trap occupants inside the vehicle, increasing the risk of injury.

The screws holding the heat band in the dispensers can break or detach and cause the unit to overheat, posing a fire hazard.

The DLC posted its statement on the matter on the organization’s website, although with that coming during the massive Light+Building (L+B) exhibition in Frankfurt, the news was overwhelmed to a degree. The EPA directly distributed its message to all Energy Star Partners.