Sustainable Materials
Environmentally friendly choices: Use materials with minimal environmental impact, such as recycled, reclaimed, or sustainably
sourced wood, bamboo, and cork.
Low-emission finishes: Opt for finishes and paints with low volatile organic compounds (VOCs) to improve indoor air qualit
Long-Lasting Furnishings
Quality over quantity: Choose durable and well-made furniture pieces that stand the test of time, reducing the need for
frequent replacements.
Timeless design: Select furnishings with classic designs that transcend trends, ensuring they remain stylish and relevant for
year
Flexible Layouts
Adaptable spaces: Design layouts that can be easily modified to accommodate changing needs and preferences.
Multipurpose furniture: Incorporate furniture that serves multiple functions to maximize versatility and adaptability.
Natural and Biophilic Elements
Bringing nature indoors: Integrate natural elements like indoor plants, natural light, and views of greenery to enhance well being and create a timeless connection with the environment.
Local and Handcrafted Elements
Supporting local artisans: Include handcrafted and locally sourced elements to promote regional craftsmanship and reduce
the carbon footprint associated with transportation.
Cultural relevance: Incorporate design elements that reflect the local culture, contributing to a sense of place and
timelessness.
Durability and Low Maintenance
Hard-wearing materials: Choose materials that are resistant to wear and tear, making maintenance easier and extending the
lifespan of the interior.
Easy-to-clean surfaces: Opt for surfaces that are simple to clean and maintain, reducing the need for frequent replacements.