Sustainable Style for Interior Design

ECO-FRIENDLY INSPIRATION FOR SUSTAINABLE LIVING

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Sustainable interior design and making intentional Eco living choices are now more mainstream sentiments. In particular asking ourselves ‘How can I live more Sustainably’ and becoming increasingly more aware of the environmental impact across every area of our lives. Therefore, interior designers who can demonstrate innovation with a commitment to reducing our impact in the planet are gaining significant attention.

Fortunately, taking an eco-design approach isn’t as daunting or complicated as it may sound. It’s simply a way of decorating a home that takes into consideration the conscious sourcing of materials and products used. You can find many ways to incorporate sustainable elements into your home, from choosing low-impact materials to using energy-efficient appliances. To put it into practice simply think of these points;

Origin: Where products and materials come from and how they are made

Impact: What impact they have on their immediate and wider environment

Endurance: The durability and sustainability in the end of life of a product and its materials

By following these principles, creating a beautiful and sustainable home that will be both comfortable and inspiring can be achieved relatively effortlessly.

RECYCLED FABRICS FOR INTERIORS

Using recycled fabrics in your interior design projects is a great way to reduce waste and minimise the reliance on new materials.

We manufacture our roller blinds and vertical blinds with fabrics made from recycled plastic bottles, ocean plastic and post-consumer waste. Additionally, ee also offer a range of eco-friendly fabrics that carry the Cradle to Cradle and Oeko-Tex certifications which ensure you can be certain that every component has been tested for harmful substances and that these fabrics are safe, circular and responsibly made.

Some key considerations for eco-friendly window blinds include;

Sustainable Materials: Look for blinds made from renewable or recycled materials. These materials are more sustainable than synthetic options and have a lower environmental impact. In the case of recycled ocean plastic, these fabrics also go some way in cleaning up

Chemical-free Production: Choose blinds that are manufactured without the use of harmful chemicals or toxins. Look for certifications like Oeko-Tex Standard 100, which ensures that the blinds are free from harmful substances.

Energy Efficiency: Consider blinds that can help improve energy efficiency in the home. For example, blinds with thermal properties can help to insulate windows, reducing heat loss in the winter and heat gain in the summer.

Recyclability: Opt for blinds that are designed to be easily recyclable at the end of their lifespan. This ensures that they can be repurposed or properly disposed of without contributing to landfill waste.

Sustainable Style for Interior Design

ECO-FRIENDLY INSPIRATION FOR SUSTAINABLE LIVING

RECYCLED FABRICS FOR INTERIORS

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