EarthDeco is a retail gallery of cutting-edge new designs in furniture, decor, lighting, and fine art from around the world.  We provide products that are good for people and the planet.

EarthDeco was founded in 2007 by Trevor Law and Duc Do.  During their travels, they fell in love with unique and exciting new designs and excellent craftsmanship of local hand-made furniture, decor, lighting, and fine art from in surprising corners of the globe.  Law and Do found these designs simply weren't available in the United States and established an import company and retail gallery for sophisticated clients who appreciate interesting fine home furnishings and art.

At the same time, they were keenly aware of the excesses of unsustainable global trade and established a distinctive mission and vision with a commitment to sustainably-produced products, 100% carbon-neutral operations, ethical business practices, and the well-being of the people in and near the communities where EarthDeco works, both in New England and around the world.

At least 10% of all EarthDeco's after-tax profits are contributed to these social and environmental causes.

In summer, 2008, they will open the EarthDeco Gallery located in West Lebanon, New Hamspshire (1 Glen Road Plaza), as well as a full online and catalogue store to feature these unique products.


The Owners

Trevor Law                                    Contact Trevor
With a MBA from Yale, Trevor Law has worked most of his career in the field of environmental conservation.  His love of art and design, as well as his interest travel and world cultures, were the inspiration behind the founding of EarthDeco.  He believes that people increasingly want a complete shopping experience that is fun, educational, and socially responsible.  Trevor manages EarthDeco's day-to-day operations.

 

 

 

 

 

Duc Do is a medical doctor, Assistant Professor of Medicine at Dartmouth Medical School, and artist who was born in Vietnam.  Now a citizen of the United States, he and his family were forced into exile in 1977 and moved to California.  Duc serves as EarthDeco's cultural/design advisor and assists in day-to-day operations.