Creating a home with non-toxic elements is the best kind of gift you can give to your family and loved ones. Here are some ways you can change your for the better, with our favourite natural elements.

Priding itself on its green heart, QN Greens located in Koyana Vene, Taloja is 2 acres of lush greenery and fresh air.

Today, with design and science, both touching new heights, having an environmentally friendly home is much more affordable. Here are some things you can keep in mind while buying a new house.

JP Infra's Codename Open Streets is a project that is reminiscent of the quintessential Barcelona lifestyle.

An exposure to greenery is scientifically proven to be a phenomenalremedy for mood-upliftment and a healthier lifestyle. But isn't there a limit to what one can do beyond their property?

Green homes, earth homes or sustainable homes, they all mean the same and are a buzzing trend. Here's how you can steer away your misconceptions and make your home one!

Eco paints are not only sustainable and environment-friendly, but they are also long-lasting and leave fewer fumes after application.

Make quirky plant potters by using old stuff at home.

Minimal residue lifestyle focuses on cutting down on anything with a non-reusable packaging and the optimum usage of its contents. It encompasses all the utilities of a common household like clothes, consumable goods, furniture, electronics etc. and essentially follows the ideals of not buying into fully-consuming what exists already. Also known as ‘minimalism’, this way of living is taken more as a challenge of pushing one’s boundaries to reduce the disposable garbage.

The Indian Green Building Council (IGBC) was established by the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) in 2001. Its motive is to facilitate a sustainably built environment for all. IGBC looks after the green and eco-friendly home building as well as the promotion of sustainable development in the residential sector in the country.