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ECOVIBE Alberta Street

A family-owned Portland shop on NE Alberta Street selling houseplants, pots, home decor, gifts and apparel.

1906 NE Alberta Street · Portland, OR

About ECOVIBE Alberta Street

ECOVIBE began in 2010 as a sustainable clothing boutique and now runs its flagship store at 1906 NE Alberta Street in Portland's Alberta Arts District. You can browse houseplants and planters, home decor, candles, kitchenware, books, clothing and jewelry, and the shop offers plant potting. It is open daily from 10am to 6pm, and the brand also has a shop at Portland International Airport.

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