Green Fusion

This should have been the best experience of our lives but turned into an utter nightmare. After months of research and testing beds, we came across Green Fusion. The owners, Greg and Sophia, were nice enough at the time, and we ended up going with what Greg referred to as the «Rolls Royce» of mattresses.
Having been on box springs before, we did anticipate a foam mattress needing some time to get used to, but now that I’ve been to my chiropractor after some of the worst nights of sleep I’ve ever had, we new it just wasn’t working. So my wife reached out to Greg and asked about solutions on ways to remedy this (could we get new firmness plates, could we exchange the mattress for one of their box springs, etc.), but always got the run-​around. At one point he even mentioned that he’d come out to see if the mattress was properly installed, but that never happened.
Guess what, that’s because he finally admitted they are going out of business (or at least closing to the public)! The very idea that he knew this and just kept not getting back to us shows a very disrespectful way of treating customers. This mattress, after all, costs as much as much as some small cars.
In the end, the only «green» that was going on was their cash register. It’s a real shame, when so much could have been done to at least alleviate the situation in some form.

If I could give them zero stars I would… for the complete lack of customer service. They have been stringing us along about the purchase we made here trying to «fix» it before we could return it, and have now told us that they are going out of business and it’s too late. Do not purchase anything from Green Fusion that you are absolutely positive you aren’t going to want to return.
It was a great idea, we want an environmentally friendly home and we firmly believe in supporting local businesses. Too bad we picked the wrong one. Gee, are they closing because the customer service sucks? It’s just shocking to me that a «green business» operates this unethically. We should have gone to one of those shady, crappy mattress places, at least we would have known what to expect.

Dear people in Marin, you live in a utopia. This is the most comprehensive showroom of green building supplies I could possibly imagine. I’ve just been in for a second round of mattress selection. Decisions, decisions…
I have to say the service here is just excellent, both times I came someone was with me every moment I needed them to be and was willing to answer all my questions.

This place has wonderful eco friendly bedding. I needed new sheets and blankets for our Queen Bed and they have wonderful selections of sheets, blankets, and even comforters. They also have green cleaning
products and in the show room lots of green options for all rooms in the house. The prices are not really that high for what you are getting.
(And nothing is made in China)

This place rocks. We are in the process of a full LEED certified renovation of our new house — and we feel SO lucky Green Fusion is in the Bay. Its an outstanding showroom of green options and has a really professional, knowledgable staff.
But, the best reason to visit? Its a local green biz that supports other local green biz. We were looking for top of the line eco-​friendly kitchen cabinetry and had done a ton of research on Neil Kelly out of OR. When we got to the showroom, they had samples of the entire Neil Kelly line, but they also had a new, local cabinet maker called Silver Creek out of Richmond that we hadn’t even heard of before.

Everyone that works here is soooo knowledgeable. I always leave or get off the phone with them feeling smarter about my green options.
Their store is beautiful & has a ton of options for making your home a more environmentally healthy place down to filling your favorite drawer with sundries. For zero VOC paints, they’ve got more colors than I thought possible. The earthy color pallets are never ending. I can hardly wait to get clay-​based paint covering my walls.
Check out their fabulous website. Their team is wonderful. They make me want to go back to school & join them!

Once upon a time, beautiful natural materials existed only in sample libraries of architecture and interior design firms. Green Fusion has brought this to the public, with a big showroom full of carpets, textiles, flooring, paints, countertops, woods, tile and finishes that have some component of sustainability to them. If you’re looking to build or remodel, this place is definitely worth a visit. Don’t expect big-​box store prices here. The quality is top-​notch so you really get what you pay for.
Tip: Be vigilant on checking colors when purchasing paint here. They’ve mixed up batches I’ve specified in more than one instance. The staff is nice and will remedy any mistakes, but save yourself some hassle and check all custom orders before heading out the door.

This place truly hits the G (reen) spot. I went in seeking natural bedding (yes, I am weird) and left with the organic goods. Macy’s chemical-​laden linen department can go eat itself.
I got this beautiful satiny wool comforter and these amazing luxurious organic cotton sheets from Coyuchi. Toxin-​free and body-​friendly. My bedroom feels like camping at the Ritz now.
Green Fusion seems to be the rare Home Depot for green interior design and building. Every product was stylish, quality and eco-​friendly. Green Eye for the Brown Guy/​Girl. It was inspiring to see the recycled floors, sustainable wood, eco paint, natural tiles etc. And I didn’t see any hippies. If I ever have a house (big IF), it would be cool to make it green and healthy.
Budget a little bit of time when you go. I was able to plant a tree and watch it grow while checking out, but it was worth it.
It’s late and I’m off to sleep in my (organic) bed now. Goodnight Unilocal.Sweet Green Dreams. Zzzzzzzz