One of our favorite shops in LA (you’ve seen Liz’s stuff in more than one ecofabulous showhouse), we love that she not only starts with an innately-green antique business, but she carries those principles through to all parts of her operations…

ecofabulous’ one-of-a-kind green designer home was unveiled this weekend at the Dwell on Design show in Los Angeles and will be available for auction on eBay.
For a quick at-home pick-me-up, we recommend infusing a healthy dose of Amy Butler’s colorful organic prints. With a plethora of styles in organic bedding, towels and fabric, there are poppy color options for any color palette.
Inhabitat founder, Jill Fehrenbacher, recently interviewed Zem on her top tips for greening your living.
“There is an intimacy inherent in the architectural form of woven fabric,” says Eve Blossom, founder of Lulan Artisans, a sustainable and responsible for-profit organization unlike any other you’ve heard of.
You’ve long outgrown your need to be hummed and lulled to sleep, but the immediate “soothing” feeling you get in the presence of mobiles has continued on through adulthood.
Inspired by their desire for “more than beige,” Fiber Organics offers textiles made from organic cotton, bamboo, hemp, soy, silk, and wool, among others, all printed with low-impact dyes.
Even if robes aren’t your thing, you’ll find it hard to resist A. Alicia’s Spring 2011 collection – necklaces, brooches (and now pillows!) made of fair trade organic cotton, repurposed materials and gorgeous vintage kimono fabric.
We can’t say enough about good lighting to really brighten up a room. The antique chandeliers used in the MODERN LIVING Showhouse this past year at Dwell on Design truly transformed the space. In lieu of large scale pieces, opt for table lamps or bold candles for a warm and inviting glow.