Eco Design Resources Santa Cruz

Accessories
Area Rugs
Baby Items
Books
Cabinets
  Carpets
Cleaning Products
Countertops
Flooring
Furniture
Insulation
Mattresses/Bedding
Paints/Stains
Sealers/Finishes
Tile
Wall Treatments
Window Treatments
   
Gift Certificates
Healthy Schools
   

Accessories
Natural and environmentally friendly accessories

Living a good life includes having a few accessories along with the basics. At Eco Design Resources of Santa Cruz, we carry a variety of natural and environmentally friendly products that just may delight your senses, increase your backyard "appeal," and spur creativity along with preserving the environment.

Natural Baskets handmade from willows and wild vines are beautiful, strong and one of a kind. Each basket can be used for a variety of things including organizing household items, going to grandma’s house, and holding everything you need for a picnic.

Pottery handmade by local artisans are wonderful on display or used for everyday purposes.  Made with unique and beautiful raw materials, they are available in a wide range of colors, sizes and styles.

Green Building Materials such as Kirei board and 3-Form architectural resins are some of our most popular products.

Natural organic cotton bathrobes (seasonal) are comfortable, environmentally friendly and come in sizes S/M or L/XL.

The water-based painting "Buddha Board" is based on the Zen concept of living in the moment. Simply paint on the surface with water and your creation will come to life in bold design.

The Woolie, a handwashed and handmade dried sheep’s wool ball, can be hung anywhere a bird might find it.  Birds love it for building warm, dry, and durable nests because moisture is wicked away from the wool fibers and prevents a “wet nest.”  Truly a friend to nature, the Woolie adds enjoyment to life where you live.

We gladly take phone orders!

For ordering information, contact Eco Design Resources Santa Cruz at 831.421.0588.

 

Copyright 2007-2008 Eco Design Resources Santa Cruz  | Home

website design by collective discovery