Retail Store
One Earth One Design
A Sustainable Lifestyle Store
14300 Greenwood Ave. N., Suite A
Seattle, WA 98133
(206)418-8120
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Store Hours:
Monday - Saturday
10:00 AM - 6:00 PM
We are open late Thursdays for film nights and cooking classes.
Check our schedule of events.
Free Parking on Street
Store Events include:
Monthly Environmental Film Night - Second Thursday of each month, an RSVP is appreciated. Starting in April, our Film Nights will be moving to a new time 5-7:30pm!
Monthly Cooking Classes - sign up early, classes fill up fast.
Monthly seminars, workshops, or misc. events, an RSVP is appreciated.
UPCOMING EVENTS
ARTIST RECEPTION AND BOOK SIGNING
Thursday, August 21, 2008
Join us in celebrating local artists, authors and designers of eco-friendly products from the Seattle-area community. An Artist Reception and Book Signing will highlight seven Northwest artists and authors. Locally made wine and delicious, seasonal appetizers will be served.
Who will be featured:
Scott Anderson, artist and creator of Hatched Egg'rs children's art and toy boxes, made from non-toxic materials and re-claimed wood.
Juli Adams, well known, contemporary painter of imaginative and whimsical characters and scenes.
Dinah Coops, designer of nature inspired, eco-friendly and modern silk screened patterns on PaperStone.
Darren Guyaz, photographer of natural environments, capturing ephemeral moments of vivid color, form and pattern.
Kathleen O'Brien, co-author of the Northwest Green Home Primer, a green building guide.
Michelle Salazar, figurative painter of emotionally charged and abstract symbolic pieces.
Becky Selengut, private chef and co-author of the Washington Local and Seasonal Cookbook.
See Upcoming Events page for links to Artist/Author websites
6 - 9:00PM
This event is FREE. RSVP requested but not required
ECO-REMODELING SEMINAR SERIES
Sandy Campbell, IIDA, One Earth One Design owner, will present a series on eco-remodeling, with special guest speakers. Below is the last in this year's seminar series!
Saturday, July 26th - "Textiles"
Materials used to make upholstered furniture and sustainable alternatives. The latest in environmentally friendly fabrics, upholstery, and window treatment options. Karen Dingmon of Live Textiles and Patty Grossman of O Ecotextiles will be guest speakers at this event.
2-4 PM
This event is FREE. RSVP requested but not required
FILM NIGHT
Thursday, July 17th, 2008
"The Yes Men"
This humorous documentary follows two regular guys, Andy and Mike, who pretend to be corporate executives in order to expose corporate evil. They mimic members of the World Trade Organization at various settings across the globe as they mock controversial ideas about globalization. Andy and Mike refer to their pranks as "identity correction." The bizarre facade gets started when the members of The Yes Men create a website that looks strikingly similar to the actual WTO site, resulting in the group being invited to high-level business trade meetings and being mistaken for WTO officials.
This film is rated R.
5-7:00PM
This event is FREE. RSVP requested but not required
COOKING CLASSES with Chef Becky Selengut
Upcoming classes will be announced soon!
Chef Becky is the owner of Cornucopia, a private chef service. She is a co-author of The Washington Local and Seasonal Cookbook and is a freelance writer for Seattle Homes and Lifestyles. She runs a food resource website, Seasonal Cornucopia.
Go to Upcoming Events for more events.
