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As the world faces environmental challenges, architects, designers, and policymakers are increasingly turning to greener living strategies to create spaces that benefit both people and the planet. But what does embracing greener living really mean? How can it be applied effectively in architecture and design? This article explores practical strategies that make greener living achievable and impactful.

Kartell’s Componibili Bio reinterprets the iconic 1967 modular storage system using sustainable bioplastic made from non-food agricultural waste. Available in four soft, natural tones, it combines timeless design with eco-friendly innovation. Certified for low indoor emissions, the Componibili Bio exemplifies Kartell’s commitment to beauty, functionality, and environmental responsibility, advancing circular design for a greener future.

It is crucial to balance the abundant use of steel and plastic that dominate our living environments. One of the most exciting recent inventions is Optical Wood, a material made from natural wood that can help control indoor temperatures in a more sustainable manner. 

Aesop, the global skincare brand known for its minimalist approach to design, has taken a significant step in promoting sustainability in...