海角精品黑料

Mattress store with yoga classes and kombucha tea opens in Georgetown

avocado green mattress
Avocado Green Mattress has opened its first retail store in D.C. (Courtesy Avocado Green Mattress)

Organic mattress maker Avocado Green Mattress this summer will open its first retail store in D.C. in Georgetown, which is only its fifth brick-and-mortar store in the U.S.

, in Georgetown鈥檚 Cady鈥檚 Alley, is more than just a mattress retail outlet. Like its stores in Southern California and Hoboken, New Jersey, it has space for future yoga classes and a speaker series, as well as a wellness cafe that serves locally sourced snacks and fresh kombucha tea on tap.

The 5,000-square-foot store is at 3336 M St., NW, one of several Georgetown buildings in Georgetown. Avocado is EastBanc’s first new lease signed for 2021.

Avocado Green Mattress was launched in 2016 as an affordable, organic mattress alternative. It now also sells furniture, bedding and other bedroom items.

The Georgetown location features art works from D.C.-area artists displayed in its storefront.

D.C. was at the top of the list for the company鈥檚 expansion outside of California.

鈥淲e love the distinctive charm of Cady鈥檚 Alley, and we are excited to present our unique vision of a retail brand experience that extends beyond the perception of a typical mattress store,鈥 said Kristopher Karuna, vice president of business development at Avocado.

Avocado calls itself a 鈥渇arm-to-bedroom鈥 company. It owns an organic latex rubber farm and its own factory, along with a wool collective in India where it gets raw materials. Its mattresses and pillows are all organically certified.

Its mattresses start at around $1,000.

The company donates 1% of its sales to environmental nonprofits. In addition to Georgetown and Hoboken, its other retail stores are in California in Santa Monica, La Jolla and Fullerton.

The is located between 33rd Street and 34th Streets, NW, with many of its storefronts facing both M Street and an alley behind it. The design district is home to about two dozen, mostly high-end furniture, clothing and jewelry retailers. EastBanc completed its redevelopment of Cady鈥檚 Alley in 2004.

EDITOR’S NOTE: An earlier version of this story indicated the store had already opened.

Jeff Clabaugh

Jeff Clabaugh has spent 20 years covering the Washington region's economy and financial markets for 海角精品黑料 as part of a partnership with the Washington Business Journal, and officially joined the 海角精品黑料 newsroom staff in January 2016.

Federal News Network Logo
Log in to your 海角精品黑料 account for notifications and alerts customized for you.