Eco retailer: Atlanta’s Eco-bella
March 10, 2009 by Mandy Schmitt
Filed under Registry
“Be the change we wish to see in the world” are the words of Ghandi that Atlanta’s Eco-bella was founded on in 2005 and continues to live by today. There story is simple, authentic, and true- 5 moms out to drive change by enabling consumers like them to find quality, cost effective, safe, environmentally sound products. They are a nurse, a writer, a corporate executive and 2 lawyers. They are the room mother like you will be one day. They are dashing into Whole Foods to get a gallon of milk like you do now. They are dealing with the terrible two’s and fretting over a pending new driver in the family, like your mom did for you and like you will do one day.
Eco-bella is a lifestyle boutique located in the heart of Atlanta’s trendy Virginia-Highlands neighborhood. The owners are committed to our social and environmental responsibility. They carefully research all vendors and all of product aspects before carrying any product. Their doors and hearts are open for the novice and beyond.
Green Registry
For the green bride, Eco-bella is terrific registry source for a range of natural home products including towels, linens, and bedding. The Akhara and Savari towel lines are the perfect solution for any wedding registry- green or traditional. These lines come in a range of beautiful colors and all sizes. They are also wonderfully soft, the color holds true after years, and they are extremely durable.
Eco-bella creates a fun, effortless registry process for any couple by providing you with a personal touch and professional expertise in a low pressure environment.
Looking and feeling great on your wedding day
There is no more critical day in any woman’s life that her makeup look perfect than on her wedding day. Eco-bella carries a full line of Dr. Hauschka’s organic beauty and skin care- a luxurious line on par with any department store brand. What is super cool is that this line carries none of the horrible toxins of most mainstream lines.
Also, consider the aromatherapy bath kit and daily facial starter kit for hostess gifts for your loved ones throwing your showers and parties. Trust me; they will light up when they receive such a treat!
Finding the perfect gift for the special people in your life
Wedding planning is hectic enough and the bride still has to keep up with everything from your friends’ weddings and baby showers to your mom’s 60th birthday. Somehow it seems more important to do something special for these people because of all that they are doing to make your wedding special.
Eco-bella is a wonderful resource for any occasion and any person. When registering for yourself, look out for the perfect baby blanket or onesie for the next baby shower or pick up a comfy spa robe for your mom.
Living by Example
Not only did Eco-bella undergo a green renovation but the store has also been certified to be Carbon Neutral. Under the leadership of Eco-bella owner Antje Kingma, the Virginia Highland’s business district and Eco Bella became the first carbon neutral zone in the US. According to Antje, “Verus Carbon Neutral allowed us to do to neutralize the environmental damage created by our daily necessities. The Verus Carbon Neutral Partnership is a credible, transparent and professional carbon footprint auditor. Each business at the Corner opened their books to a carbon emissions audit. Upon completion of each company audit, Verus Carbon Neutral purchased carbon offsets from the highly respected Chicago Climate Exchange. For The Corner-Virginia Highland Businesses, the offsets were bought to promote reforestation and wind energy.”
Contact information: Eco-bella, 1046 N. Highland Avenue, Atlanta, GA 30306, 404-815-4280, www.eco-bella.com
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AC Contractor on Thu, 14th May 2009 2:08 pm
i think green is the new black. i know that we all need to do our part and it is nice to see that green businesses are thriving even in this economic downturn.
Deborah on Tue, 25th May 2010 9:03 am
After reading your article on ECO Bella I tried contacting them. It seems they are no longer in business. Is this correct? Please advie, thanks.