The most recent international consumer goods trade fair – Ambiente 2012 – took place in Frankfurt, Germany, last February. This year, an eco-friendly approach was featured on the program: the use of recycled materials to fabricate furniture. Green trends have long made their way into decorating. As you will see, furniture can now be added to the growing list of environmentally responsible decor!
It is apparent that the founders of Propellor have a "joie de vivre", expressing a multitude of interests and a profound respect for the natural world.
The trend to decorate “green” is bigger than ever.
The exterior siding on your house serves as protection against the wind and various weather conditions. Making green choices, like selecting sustainable forestry products and improving your home’s energy efficiency, will use fewer resources in the long run.
Trees absorb sunlight, carbon dioxide and other pollutants that can limit the effects of urban heat islands and the impacts on your health. However, because they have a lengthy growth cycle, you must anticipate their development over time and the impacts they will have on your yard.
Start by choosing quality products. The paint’s coverage capacity and its opaqueness will determine how much you’ll need: the better coverage it has, the less paint you’ll need.
Your choice of lawnmowers depends largely on the size of your lawn. You should also consider its environmental impact, meaning how much energy it consumes when in use.
The sun is the most abundant renewable source of energy on the planet. It provides two of the essential needs of all residences: light and heat.
A soil that is too acidic or otherwise inappropriate can prevent plants from absorbing nutrients and encourage diseases.
During summer heat waves, high humidity and airborne particles lower the quality of the air in cities.
Given that solar energy is the most widely available source of energy on earth, installing solar panels is a responsible and ecological way to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
