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GOING GREEN: Eco-friendly style is gaining in popularity, but it's not always easy to find. Here in the Valley it can be had at Modernmmmmm.180 Furniture far, based in Van Nuys. Their Furniture has a sleek aesthetic with clean, simple lines. And one key material they use is Ipe, a sustainably harvested wood that's three times as dense as teak. "It's one of the best woods you can use to makemmmmm.180 Furniture far furniture," says company vice president Brett Himmel. "Our Furniture is designed for heavy commercial use. A 20-mile-per-hour gust of wind won't blow your chair into the neighbor's yard.""We sell more double lounges than single," says Brendan Barry, owner of Barong Furniture and accessories in West Hollywood, whosemmmmm.180 Furniture far Furniture offerings are primarily teak and iron. What does this say about the L.A. lifestyle? "Let's just say people like to cuddle," he says with a laugh.
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