Venice Based epOxyGreen Design Center Finds A New Home In The Belly Of The Orange

This is an Orange Alert for all you West Siders living L.A. The center of our green universe is about to lose it’s anchor. I am talking about Abbot Kinney, and all those greenish businesses which are starting to dominate the street. The anchor company epOxyGreen on the corner of Venice Blvd and Abbot Kinney is pulling up it’s roots and heading North. Well, only a few blocks North, to the traffic chocked artery of Lincoln Blvd. They are moving in with our friends at Sander Architects in the belly of the Orange Office. From the email Catherine sent over, it sounds like they leased the bottom two floors.

epOxyGreen over the last few years has transformed their business to focus on green design and home improvement. opOxyGreen grew out of opOxybOx which is a gallery and event spot. Some time ago, the gallery started filling up with green paints, bamboo floor samples and assorted furnishings. Now with a larger space and a prime location on one of L.A. busiest streets, maybe epOxyGreen is about to transform it’s self once again. Photos after the jump

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Arbor Sports | Ecologically Based Gear

I’m an avid indoorsman who fled the bleak Midwestern winters for the more favorable southern California climate. And, despite a few offers of instruction, I have never in my life attempted to snowboard or ski. But that doesn’t mean I can’t appreciate the environmental contribution of Arbor Sports.

Until recently, I didn’t even know the Venice, California company was ecologically based. It’s not something they scream from the slopes; it’s just the way they are. And the way they’ve always been. Favoring natural materials over harmful, man-made ones, Arbor strives to provide the athlete or enthusiast with the best style and performance they can create with least amount of environmental impact.

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A Dangerous Chemical (BPA) was Found at Unsafe Levels in Canned Food

I just read about this and found the full test results that found bisphenol A (BPA) in over 55% of cans tested from the supermarket. This is very scary and alarming, as canned foods make up about 17% of the U.S. diet. As well as canned pet food. In a test of 400 adult and children, they detected BPA in 95% of them. Continue Reading / See Additional Photos

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Pre-Fab Modern & Mobile – We Meet Designer Jennifer Siegal

This week at G Living we have grabbed an electric mini car from our neighbors at Epoxybox and hit the streets of Venice. Our mission is to find out who else is living and working to create the G Lifestyle here in our own neighborhood, Venice/Ca. Our second stop on this adventure is The Office of Mobile Design, and their Showhouse just a few blocks from our studio. Boise takes a tour and meets the the mind behind the design, Designer Jennifer Siegal.

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