When it comes to making greener choices, the list seems endless but are we consciously making the right choices even in the house? When we make a lifestyle choice, we need to be concerned how it impacts the environment. Most tend to be proactive when it comes to making fashion or beauty choices but now it's time to make smart home decor choices too and we have got you covered with these amazing tips.
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Try Out These Tips To Make A Sustainable Approach For Home Decor
1. Reuse Old Furniture
If you have always wanted to give an aesthetically pleasing look to your home, now is the time to do so. Give that vintage looking chair a new look with polish. Reusing old furniture is the most basic way to sustainably decorate your home. Another way to do it is by giving a new makeover to your cabinets. You can absolutely put your DIY skills to use with a fresh coat of paint.
2. Supporting Local Artisans
While luxury items can be quite appealing, handmade picks have a different charm. Moreover, purchasing from local artisans is a great way to support small businesses. Bamboo furniture, macrame wall art, jute bags and rugs are often handmade by local artisans and look beautiful.
3. Energy Saving Lighting
Switch up your home lighting with the kind that is more efficient and saves energy. Instead of those energy-draining lights, go for warm LED lights as they not only do they amp up the ambiance of your home but also help in saving electricity.
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4. Non-Toxic Wall Paints
Small changes make a big impact and this one is sure to make a good change. Eco-friendly paints which are made out of more natural alternatives like plant extracts are a great substitute to deck up your home this season.
5. Eco Friendly Plants
Indoor plants are always a plus. They not only keep the indoors fresh but also adds a beautiful vibe to your home. Replace those plastic pots with those biodegradable pots that are made out of wood, stone and terracotta.