We are accountants
for your stuff.

Consumerism is a tax on those who cannot do the math.

There is a famous economic theory about boots. It states that a rich man can afford a $300 pair of boots that last ten years. A poor man can only afford $50 boots that leak after a year. Over ten years, the poor man spends $500 on boots and still has wet feet, while the rich man spent $300 and is dry.

Cheap things are expensive.

Earthly Abode is a database designed to solve this inequality. We track the durable goods that have been mathematically proven to outperform their disposable counterparts.

The Pivot

For too long, "Sustainable" has been marketed as a luxury or a charity. This is a branding failure.

Sustainability is simply efficiency. It is an investment strategy, not a moral crusade.