Sustainable materials interior design

Sustainable materials have become increasingly important in the world of interior design as the need for environmentally friendly building materials that minimise their impact on the planet continues to grow. In the context of interior design, sustainable materials refer to those used for surfaces, such as flooring, walls, and surfaces. These materials play a significant

And blue and purple and orange—as demonstrated by top picks at FutureGreen, the sustainable hospitality forum

For all you sustainable designers, check out Ecolect, the first sustainable materials community! Via Treehugger.

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Upcycled junk and site construction waste make up nearly every interior element of Madrid's Mo de Movimiento restaurant, created by designer Lucas Muñoz.

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New material: We love these samples that came into our resource library recently from @ottanstudio. As a sustainable manufacturer, Ottan Studio is on a mission to protect natural resources by up-cycling organic waste into high-quality, natural materials to be used in interior design and industrial design products. Made from fruit, lentils, coffee and leftover food, designers and architects can create panels and furniture from natures colours and textures.

To make green buildings, it is essential that it consists of energy efficient and eco friendly building materials and made by techniques which are eco friendly. Here we have given brief information on few eco friendly building materials, which can help in achieving green buildings to save environment.

with its warm and earthy tones, the JIGI poke restaurant interior was inspired by a photograph of a hawaiian fisherman from the 1900s.