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Ecohaus launches a revolutionary new paint!
Safecoat Naturals products are the first truly practical architectural coatings incorporating plant-based… »
Homes for Health
Ecohaus makes healthy choices easy with Healthy Home… »
Add Your Voice! Copenhagen 2010
The UN Climate Change Summit starts next week! Here are two petitions that you can sign to add your voice to the international call for… »
Ecohaus Portland – ENERGY EVENT!
On November 19, 2009 the Ecohaus Portland store will be hosting NW Energy Star and Imagine Energy for an event around Energy Savings of all kinds!
The Live Better Northwest 2010 Prius will be there – which you can enter to win! All you have to do is pick up a game board at Ecohaus and… »
1 Day Only! Ecohaus Portland Paint Giveaway! (11/08)
On Sunday, November 8, Ecohaus Portland is giving away 1 free gallon of American Pride paint per household to the first 100 who print out this coupon and present it at the store!
Why, you ask? It’s simple: American Pride paint is such a fantastic product, we want the folks in Stumptown to give it a try!
American Pride paint is completely… »
Ecohaus + David Bromstad + Mythic Paint = <3
On Saturday, August 29, 2009 several hundred people gathered in front of our Seattle store to welcome HGTV’s David Bromstad, and to hear him talk about design.
As he answered questions from the audience and shared experiences he’s had working on Design Star and Color Splash, he painted one of his signature art pieces. At the… »
Bring the Hygge of Summer Home this Winter
So, what is Hygge?
Hygge (pronounced HOOG-uh) is a Danish word which, roughly translated, means coziness. Much like the Pacific Northwest, Denmark has long, gloomy winters and the people there survive the dreariness by creating a bright, warm feeling at home. Candles, warm colors and good friends all contribute to the experience of hygge.
Now, after the… »
Washington Toxics Coalition Toy Testing
Last month Ecohaus hosted a community event focused on toxins in the home with the Washington Toxics Coalition. Attendees brought household products, especially toys, to be tested for toxic chemicals during a presentation by WTC representative Jim Dawson. Serving bowls, baby dolls, legos, and more were all tested with the XRF analyzer, a hand held… »