South Florida’s BAMBOOBARRY To Be Featured On The Desperate Landscapes Show On the DIY Network

Three Shows - Airing June 29, July 20 and August 3, 2011
By: Ken Bower
 
June 15, 2011 - PRLog -- MIAMI, FL – Bamboobarry, inventor of the patented, parabolic Solaris bamboo shade structure, has taken center stage in television’s home improvement arena. The company and its sustainable bamboo products will be featured all summer long on the DIY Network’s “Desperate Landscapes” program, where Bamboobarry – the company and its namesake, Founder/Managing Director Barry McCarthy – will help transform the yards of three South Florida homes.

June 29th – 10pm EST – Installation of a Solaris at the Miami Beach residence of Tim Feldmann and Kino MacGregor, founders of The Miami Life Center on Miami Beach. The Solaris is featured as the crowning touch to the homeowners’ complete landscape transformation and functions as an artistic focal point, as well as provide essential shade for outdoor living.

July 20th – 10pm EST – Installation of a custom-designed one-of-a-kind curved and undulating bamboo privacy screen, at the Miami Springs residence of the Collucci family. The 35-foot long screen is the focal point of the landscape design, acting as a backdrop to lush plantings, as well as providing semi-privacy for a seating area between the screen and the house. Bamboobarry also designed and installed a one-of-a-kind bamboo hand-rail on the front porch of the house to reinforce the tropical theme.

August 1st – 10pm EST - Installation at the Vaclavik family residence in El Portal of a four-tile wall mural purchased from Bamboobarry. The mural was created by sculptor Gail McCarthy, Barry McCarthy’s mother, and was originally intended as interior décor. The producers fell in love with the piece and purchased it for the outdoor environment surrounding the new seating area of the landscape design, which was coordinated around the colors of the tiles. Gail McCarthy’s ceramic work uses 13th-Century luster techniques in high-tech kilns.

The Solaris is a modular, prefabricated system that is easy to kit, ship and assemble. It performs extremely well in tropical weather conditions, and provides 100% UV and rain protection. This patented shade structure has a high design aesthetic and is frequently selected by designers and architects to define outside areas for rest, relaxation, contemplation, and dining. The market for the Solaris and high-quality bamboo building materials and services is high-end, design driven.

Bamboobarry has established dealers in St. Barts, St. Maartin, The Bahamas, Miami and Fort Lauderdale. The company is currently targeting high-end outdoor design showrooms to establish dealer relationships throughout the United States.

About Bamboobarry
Founded in the Miami Design District in 2004, Bamboobarry designs and manufactures high-quality outdoor living products utilizing bamboo, the ultimate renewable resource. Bamboobarry is the only producer in the United States of the Solaris –a unique parabolic bamboo shade structure– and received a design patent for it in 2010. The Solaris has become the company’s flagship product and has been installed in settings ranging from residences to luxury resorts, in the United States and the Caribbean.

Contact: Ken Bower
Tel: 305.758.9444
ken@bamboobarry.com
http://www.bamboobarry.com

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Source:Ken Bower
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