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It used to be more difficult to find greener home building and finishing materials readily available in the area. Architect Heather Estridge decided to change that in 2010 when she opened Greener Stock, a home improvement store in Columbia-Tusculum equipped with building materials that are stylish, functional, and most importantly, eco-friendly. ADDRESS: 3747 Eastern Avenue{ }/ Image: Laurie Nock Photography // Published: 2.6.20

Greener Stock sources materials that are recycled or reclaimed and locally produced. From cabinets to wall coverings, they can find the perfect products to design your home in style while minimizing the impact to the environment. They also offer residential project management services to help owners and contractors during the building process. Their work can be found in kitchens, baths, offices, full houses, and restaurants.{ }/ Image courtesy of Greener Stock // Published: 2.6.20

The company has helped to create one of the area’s largest urban LEED for Homes developments in Pendleton. It features five LEED Platinum and five LEED Gold rated townhomes. Two more are currently under construction. LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) is a building certification program that’s dedicated to meeting greener home standards that are more efficient with resources such as water, energy, and the air quality of a home to lower environmental impacts.{ }/ Image courtesy of Greener Stock // Published: 2.6.20

Homes on Spring Street in Pendleton that are a part of Greener Stock’s LEED for Homes development.{ }/ Image: LS + Libby Sillis // Published: 2.6.20

Greener Stock sources materials that are recycled or reclaimed and locally produced. From cabinets to wall coverings, they can find the perfect products to design your home in style while minimizing the impact to the environment. They also offer residential project management services to help owners and contractors during the building process. Their work can be found in kitchens, baths, offices, full houses, and restaurants. / Image: Laurie Nock Photography // Published: 2.6.20

Reclaimed wood was used for this dining room ceiling fixture in a Hyde Park remodel. / Image courtesy of Bronzie Design + Build // Published: 2.6.20

It used to be more difficult to find greener home building and finishing materials readily available in the area. Architect Heather Estridge decided to change that in 2010 when she opened Greener Stock, a home improvement store in Columbia-Tusculum equipped with building materials that are stylish, functional, and most importantly, eco-friendly. ADDRESS: 3747 Eastern Avenue{ }/ Image: LS + Libby Sillis // Published: 2.6.20

Greener Stock carries items from the manufacturing company, Finium, which uses barn wood to craft decorative wall coverings. / Image courtesy of Greener Stock // Published: 2.6.20

Homes on Spring Street in Pendleton that are a part of Greener Stock’s LEED for Homes development.{ }/ Image courtesy of Greener Stock // Published: 2.6.20

Wall coverings made of reclaimed teak wood from Indo Teak Design{ }/ Image courtesy of Greener Stock // Published: 2.6.20

Greener Stock sources materials that are recycled or reclaimed and locally produced. From cabinets to wall coverings, they can find the perfect products to design your home in style while minimizing the impact to the environment. They also offer residential project management services to help owners and contractors during the building process. Their work can be found in kitchens, baths, offices, full houses, and restaurants. / Image: LS + Libby Sillis // Published: 2.6.20

A remodeled bathroom in East Walnut Hills{ }/ Image: Laurie Nock Photography // Published: 2.6.20

The company has helped to create one of the area’s largest urban LEED for Homes developments in Pendleton. It features five LEED Platinum and five LEED Gold rated townhomes. Two more are currently under construction. LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) is a building certification program that’s dedicated to meeting greener home standards that are more efficient with resources such as water, energy, and the air quality of a home to lower environmental impacts.{ }/ Image: LS + Libby Sillis // Published: 2.6.20

It used to be more difficult to find greener home building and finishing materials readily available in the area. Architect Heather Estridge decided to change that in 2010 when she opened Greener Stock, a home improvement store in Columbia-Tusculum equipped with building materials that are stylish, functional, and most importantly, eco-friendly. ADDRESS: 3747 Eastern Avenue{ }/ Image: Laurie Nock Photography // Published: 2.6.20

The company has helped to create one of the area’s largest urban LEED for Homes developments in Pendleton. It features five LEED Platinum and five LEED Gold rated townhomes. Two more are currently under construction. LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) is a building certification program that’s dedicated to meeting greener home standards that are more efficient with resources such as water, energy, and the air quality of a home to lower environmental impacts.{ }/ Image courtesy of Greener Stock // Published: 2.6.20

Greener Stock sources materials that are recycled or reclaimed and locally produced. From cabinets to wall coverings, they can find the perfect products to design your home in style while minimizing the impact to the environment. They also offer residential project management services to help owners and contractors during the building process. Their work can be found in kitchens, baths, offices, full houses, and restaurants. / Image: Laurie Nock Photography // Published: 2.6.20

Visit their website (GreenerStock.com) to set up a project appointment, or stop by Greener Stock’s boutique showroom Tuesday through Friday from 10 AM to 5 PM or by appointment on Saturday and Monday. Initial consultations are free.{ }/ Image: Laurie Nock Photography // Published: 2.6.20

The company has helped to create one of the area’s largest urban LEED for Homes developments in Pendleton. It features five LEED Platinum and five LEED Gold rated townhomes. Two more are currently under construction. LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) is a building certification program that’s dedicated to meeting greener home standards that are more efficient with resources such as water, energy, and the air quality of a home to lower environmental impacts.{ }/ Image courtesy of Greener Stock // Published: 2.6.20

It used to be more difficult to find greener home building and finishing materials readily available in the area. Architect Heather Estridge decided to change that in 2010 when she opened Greener Stock, a home improvement store in Columbia-Tusculum equipped with building materials that are stylish, functional, and most importantly, eco-friendly. ADDRESS: 3747 Eastern Avenue{ }/ Image courtesy of Greener Stock // Published: 2.6.20

Greener Stock sources materials that are recycled or reclaimed and locally produced. From cabinets to wall coverings, they can find the perfect products to design your home in style while minimizing the impact to the environment. They also offer residential project management services to help owners and contractors during the building process. Their work can be found in kitchens, baths, offices, full houses, and restaurants. / Image: Laurie Nock Photography // Published: 2.6.20

A remodeled kitchen in a Columbia Tusculum home / Image: Laurie Nock Photography // Published: 2.6.20

Visit their website (GreenerStock.com) to set up a project appointment, or stop by Greener Stock’s boutique showroom Tuesday through Friday from 10 AM to 5 PM or by appointment on Saturday and Monday. Initial consultations are free.{ }/ Image courtesy of Greener Stock // Published: 2.6.20

Silestone ECO Line counters and hardwood flooring Schlabach from Millersburg, OH in an East Walnut Hills remodel. / Image:{ }Laurie Nock Photography // Published: 2.6.20

Greener Stock carries items from the manufacturing company, Finium, which uses barn wood to craft decorative wall coverings. / Image courtesy of Greener Stock // Published: 2.6.20

The company has helped to create one of the area’s largest urban LEED for Homes developments in Pendleton. It features five LEED Platinum and five LEED Gold rated townhomes. Two more are currently under construction. LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) is a building certification program that’s dedicated to meeting greener home standards that are more efficient with resources such as water, energy, and the air quality of a home to lower environmental impacts.{ }/ Image: LS + Libby Sillis // Published: 2.6.20

Visit their website (GreenerStock.com) to set up a project appointment, or stop by Greener Stock’s boutique showroom Tuesday through Friday from 10 AM to 5 PM or by appointment on Saturday and Monday. Initial consultations are free.{ }/ Image: Laurie Nock Photography // Published: 2.6.20

It used to be more difficult to find greener home building and finishing materials readily available in the area. Architect Heather Estridge decided to change that in 2010 when she opened Greener Stock, a home improvement store in Columbia-Tusculum equipped with building materials that are stylish, functional, and most importantly, eco-friendly. ADDRESS: 3747 Eastern Avenue{ }/ Image: Laurie Nock Photography // Published: 2.6.20

The company has helped to create one of the area’s largest urban LEED for Homes developments in Pendleton. It features five LEED Platinum and five LEED Gold rated townhomes. Two more are currently under construction. LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) is a building certification program that’s dedicated to meeting greener home standards that are more efficient with resources such as water, energy, and the air quality of a home to lower environmental impacts.{ }/ Image courtesy of Greener Stock // Published: 2.6.20

Visit their website (GreenerStock.com) to set up a project appointment, or stop by Greener Stock’s boutique showroom Tuesday through Friday from 10 AM to 5 PM or by appointment on Saturday and Monday. Initial consultations are free.{ }/ Image: Laurie Nock Photography // Published: 2.6.20

It used to be more difficult to find greener home building and finishing materials readily available in the area. Architect Heather Estridge decided to change that in 2010 when she opened Greener Stock, a home improvement store in Columbia-Tusculum equipped with building materials that are stylish, functional, and most importantly, eco-friendly. ADDRESS: 3747 Eastern Avenue{ }/ Image courtesy of Greener Stock // Published: 2.6.20

Greener Stock sources materials that are recycled or reclaimed and locally produced. From cabinets to wall coverings, they can find the perfect products to design your home in style while minimizing the impact to the environment. They also offer residential project management services to help owners and contractors during the building process. Their work can be found in kitchens, baths, offices, full houses, and restaurants. / Image: Chris Lacey // Published: 2.6.20

Visit their website (GreenerStock.com) to set up a project appointment, or stop by Greener Stock’s boutique showroom Tuesday through Friday from 10 AM to 5 PM or by appointment on Saturday and Monday. Initial consultations are free.{ }/ Image: Laurie Nock Photography // Published: 2.6.20

Homes on Spring Street in Pendleton that are a part of Greener Stock’s LEED for Homes development.{ }/ Image: Chris Lacey // Published: 2.6.20

It used to be more difficult to find greener home building and finishing materials readily available in the area. Architect Heather Estridge decided to change that in 2010 when she opened Greener Stock, a home improvement store in Columbia-Tusculum equipped with building materials that are stylish, functional, and most importantly, eco-friendly. ADDRESS: 3747 Eastern Avenue{ }/ Image courtesy of Greener Stock // Published: 2.6.20

Greener Stock sources materials that are recycled or reclaimed and locally produced. From cabinets to wall coverings, they can find the perfect products to design your home in style while minimizing the impact to the environment. They also offer residential project management services to help owners and contractors during the building process. Their work can be found in kitchens, baths, offices, full houses, and restaurants. / Image: Laurie Nock Photography // Published: 2.6.20

Visit their website (GreenerStock.com) to set up a project appointment, or stop by Greener Stock’s boutique showroom Tuesday through Friday from 10 AM to 5 PM or by appointment on Saturday and Monday. Initial consultations are free.{ }/ Image courtesy of Greener Stock // Published: 2.6.20

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