LoDo Wellness Center is down a steep flight of stairs from the sidewalk in the basement of a former paper mill. It takes up the entire floor, tucking patient lounges in between massive structural columns and pushing couches up against the massive painted bricks used for the foundation of the building. The shop has gone for an Eastern Buddhist/Zen theme, with low painted chairs, squatting Buddha statues and colorful framed posters with vaguely Hindu symbols. There is also a huge, seven-foot-tall antique-looking ceramic vase painted with what looks like a life-sized crane. What the smooth, peaceful vibe of the decor fails to do is mask the immense size of everything. In a way, it feels like a marijuana dispensary pop-up shop had taken over a South Broadway antique store specializing in Asian crafts. As in the rest of the basement, huge foundation beams separate out some of the wall space and room in the bud bar. And the bud bar itself is set up on a set of antique, heavy wooden dining tables. Everything LoDo Wellness produces is grown in a coco/soil mix, according to the 'tender, and most strains are from the center's garden. Indica-dominant strains are kept on the left of the small tiered display, while sativas are on the right. A Plexiglas case for hash is placed in the middle of the table and separates the two stacks of herb.