By carefully studying all the elements of a natural rain shower, from the varying sizes of the raindrops to the angles at which they fall, KOHLER has created Real Rain, a remarkable showering experience that has the power to transport the bather to the center of a summer rainstorm.
It wasn’t nature that created straight floorboards, it was the limitations of technology. Bolefloor allows a return to a natural state — floors as nature intended.
Some of the links below are affiliate links, meaning at no additional cost to you, we will earn a commission if you click through and make a purchase. Thank you for helping us continue to bring you great content. A bathroom vanity is the perfect example of a small...
What if we designed a building like a tree, and a city like a forest? This is the question that prompted the founders of The Bark House to bring sustainable forestry practices to new heights by making use of bark as a building material.
What makes Cumaru decking so special? For starters, just look at it; rich, warm tones create an inviting, relaxing atmosphere you will find difficult to get away from.
High-quality kitchen and bathroom furniture, fixtures, and handcrafted home decor that makes a grand visual impression with a small ecological footprint.
We need to sleep, but we shouldn’t have to sacrifice our health or our planet to do so comfortably. If you’re reading this, you’re probably aware of the fact that conventional mattresses are made from unsustainable materials, emit toxic VOCs that are bad for your health, and need to be replaced far too often – only increasing their eco-impact by requiring more resources and creating more pollution. (If you didn’t, now you do.) Yet, thankfully, more and more manufacturers are dreaming up ways to do things better. After much research, here’s a list of some of the industry leaders.
We need to sleep, but we shouldn’t have to sacrifice our health or our planet to do so comfortably. If you’re reading this, you’re probably aware of the fact that conventional mattresses are made from unsustainable materials, emit toxic VOCs that are bad for your health, and need to be replaced far too often – only increasing their eco-impact by requiring more resources and creating more pollution. (If you didn’t, now you do.) Yet, thankfully, more and more manufacturers are dreaming up ways to do things better. After much research, here’s a list of some of the industry leaders.
About 80% of homeowners have lawns, which now cover an area the size of Florida – and lawns are incredibly un-ecofriendly. Learn about all the benefits of growing food in your yard rather than just growing grass.
The developing water shortage crisis in the U.S. has prompted many homeowners to turn to eco-friendly and low-maintenance lawn alternatives. And there are plenty of options — everything from clover and moss to ornamental grasses and flower beds, all sharing eco-friendliness as a common denominator.
Think your stuck with either wood or chain link for fencing for your yard? Think again. Woven hurdles, recycled composite fences, and living privacy tree lines are just some of the many eco-friendly fencing options you’re about to discover. Even traditional wood fences can be an excellent earth-friendly option when you choose an FSC-certified manufacturer.
![Natural Swimming Pools vs. Swimming Ponds [Infographic]](https://elemental.green/wp-content/uploads/2016/08/water-1591567_1920-400x250.jpg)
If you’re thinking about adding a beautiful natural swimming feature to your property, you’ll want to know the low-down between pools and ponds, and the benefits of each.
The word "Xeriscape," was coined by the Denver Water Department in 1981 to help make water conserving landscaping an easily recognized concept – and their efforts have been a tremendous success. The word "xeriscape" is a combination of "landscape" and the Greek word...
Especially as droughts continue to be an issue, rainwater harvesting is becoming more widespread. If you’re interested, these 10 steps will get you set up in no time.
The words “sustainable” and “bathroom sinks” might not be the most common companions, but there’s no denying that some bathroom sinks are indeed greener than others. Sometimes it’s due to the use of non-toxic materials and other times it’s more so because of a company’s commitment to manufacturing practices that protect the planet. Today, we’re showcasing gorgeous options from everywhere on the green spectrum – all aesthetics, all levels of affordability, and all eco-friendly in one way and/or another.
The words “sustainable” and “bathroom sinks” might not be the most common companions, but there’s no denying that some bathroom sinks are indeed greener than others. Sometimes it’s due to the use of non-toxic materials and other times it’s more so because of a company’s commitment to manufacturing practices that protect the planet. Today, we’re showcasing gorgeous options from everywhere on the green spectrum – all aesthetics, all levels of affordability, and all eco-friendly in one way and/or another.
Copyright © 2018 ElementalGreen® and Contributors Website by AuthenticWebLearning.com
ElementalGreen and the logo are registered trademarks of ElementalGreen
Subscribe to our newsletter and receive our free ebook “Why Go Green"
By continuing to use the site, you agree to the use of cookies. more information
The cookie settings on this website are set to "allow cookies" to give you the best browsing experience possible. If you continue to use this website without changing your cookie settings or you click "Accept" below then you are consenting to this.