Let’s get into the weeds of eco friendly decor, without the fancy jargon. Imagine giving your home a makeover Mother Nature would love. It sounds cool, doesn’t it? Let’s get cracking!
Have you ever raided the attic of your grandmother? You’re missing some great finds if you haven’t. Vintage is the way to go. Vintage tables, chairs and funky lamps are all things with a history that can be brought into your home without needing any new materials. They’ve also got stories to fill at least a couple of books.
Let’s now talk about the materials that are good for our planet. Bamboo is the hero of sustainable materials. It grows faster than a growth spurt for my niece and looks sleek in any room. Bamboo is a great material for flooring and those handy little baskets to hide your clutter.
Next on our list is upcycling, and it’s a game changer. Have you ever thought of turning old wine bottles in to a chandelier or a table? Maybe you could use pallets to make a coffee-table? You’re giving trash a new lease on life.
Plants are important! Plants are essential to breathe life into your home. They make your space feel like a jungle oasis. Plus, I’ve been told that talking to them could help them grow.
It’s not just about looking good, but also about feeling good. It’s interesting to know that the stylish lamp you have now was once a mason-jar.
How can we begin this journey towards a more eco-friendly future without getting lost in the process? Take it slow and simple. Start by swapping one or two things and see where it takes you.
This is not just about following the latest trends. It’s also about creating an environment that reflects your personality while helping to save the planet. Why not save money and have some fun at the same time?
Let’s conclude (oh, wait. I wasn’t meant to finish formally), by saying that making your home eco friendly doesn’t need to be as difficult as solving a Rubik’s cube with blindfolded. You can turn your home into an eco-friendly haven with a little creativity and willingness.
Give your old items a new lease of life, and let them tell their own green story.
Enjoy your hosting hunt!