By Namita S Kalla | June 18, 2025 | Image: Canva
Materials like bamboo or flax reduce toxins indoors and are biodegradable, making them safer for your family and the planet
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Engineered wood uses fewer trees, has a lower carbon footprint than plastic, and is ideal for durable, conscious furniture choices
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Natural light reflected through glass improves mood, lowers stress levels, and reduces the need for artificial lighting daily
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Give old pieces new life with sanding or painting, this avoids landfill waste and saves money while looking chic
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Wool, jute or organic cotton reduce microplastic pollution and are safer on your skin and indoor air
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Indoor plants act as natural air filters and contribute to relaxation, making rooms feel fresher and mentally calming
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Donate, reuse or rework fabric scraps, wood or metal instead of discarding them after renovation or decor changes
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Choosing high-quality goods ensures they last longer, cutting down on frequent replacements and saving natural resources
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Open layouts and reflective surfaces reduce dependence on artificial light, saving electricity while improving ambience
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