Ms. Donna Warner

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  Roberta Myers is getting the title at the Elle Group, Margaret Russell will be heading up Elle Décor, Donna Warner will lead Metropolitan Home and Jane Chesnutt will become senior vice president of brand content at Woman's Day.

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  It is a true honor to co-host an event that makes a difference to so many in the New York City community," says Metropolitan Home's Editor-in-Chief, Donna Warner.

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  "We are very pleased to partner with the 2008 Los Angeles Modernism Show and support the exhibitors, artists, designers and creators of modern design", said Donna Warner, Editor in Chief of Metropolitan Home.

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  Donna Warner
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  Donna Warner
  
  Vice President/Editor-in-Chief
  
  Donna Warner, Metropolitan Home's Editor-in-Chief since 1992, has been with the magazine since its inception 26 years ago.Previously, Warner served as food and design editor and editorial design director at Apartment Life, which was Met Home's forerunner.

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  There's a lot of conflicting information about what's good for the environment and what's not - and there are plenty of big claims, says Metropolitan Home editor-in-chief Donna Warner.
  
  "People aren't aware because the information is not clear," Warner says."It's really important to get professional help; it may be expensive but it can save you money in the long run."
  
  In a special "green" issue of the magazine, Warner and industry experts, including two architects, a planner and an interior designer, weighed in on what's green and what's not:
  
  Make sure that the house is properly sealed up to reduce energy use but also ventilate it properly to avoid indoor air pollutants. Choose wood that is certified by the Forest Stewardship Council. For your flooring, select recycled tiles or wool carpeting. Remove your shoes at the door because toxins that get carried in them can worsen indoor air quality. Put a high-efficiency toilet in your bathroom.Warner is fond of a new device called Aqus that recycles gray water from a single sink to a toilet up to 10 feet away.

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  Donna Warner, Editor in Chief, Deborah Burns, Publisher, and the editors of Metropolitan Home celebrate the best of the best in the world of design.

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  Alongside Metropolitan Home Editor-in-Chief Donna Warner, Burns guided Metropolitan Home to its current premier position.She has held a variety of key roles in her 24-year tenure with the company including heading the U.S. office of Lagardere Global Advertising.She was responsible for international advertising sales in the ELLE and ELLE DECOR global network. She also served as publisher of ELLEgirl magazine, corporate integrated marketing director and director of creative development.She began her career in circulation.
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  Metropolitan Home, headed by Editor-in-Chief Donna Warner, is the only

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  "Our mindset for compiling this year's Design 100 list was to think a bit more ‘outside the box', and focus on the function and purpose of design on an individual and global level," states Donna Warner, Editor-In-Chief, Metropolitan Home.

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  There's a lot of conflicting information about what's good for the environment and what's not -- and there are plenty of big claims, says Metropolitan Home Editor-in-Chief Donna Warner.
  
  "People aren't aware because the information is not clear," Warner says."It's really important to get professional help; it may be expensive, but it can save you money in the long run."
  
  In a special "green" issue of the magazine, Warner and industry experts, including two architects, a planner and an interior designer, weighed in on what's green and what's not:
  
  *Make sure that the house is properly sealed to reduce energy use, but also ventilate it properly to avoid indoor air pollutants.
  
  *Choose wood that is certified by the Forest Stewardship Council, Warner advises.
  
  *For your flooring, select recycled tiles or wool carpeting.
  
  *Remove your shoes at the door because toxins that get carried in with them can worsen indoor air quality.
  
  *Put a high-efficiency toilet in your bathroom.Warner is fond of a new device called Aqus that recycles graywater from a single sink to a toilet up to 10 feet away.

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  Donna Warner, Editor in Chief of Metropolitan Home notes, "We have celebrated ‘modern' and showcased the best in contemporary furnishings and style for 25 years now, so we are thrilled to present this collection that distills Met Home's signature look.

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