Sustainable Building

Your home is where some of your greatest memories are made, but it’s also where the most greenhouse gases are emitted. The average carbon footprint of one person is around 20 tons, and the time people spend in their homes is largely responsible for this. Fortunately, there are simple ways to make your home more sustainable. Not only will you help save the planet, but you could save money in the process.

Making your home more efficient doesn’t mean making sacrifices. There are many different ways of going green, and making the change to sustainable living can be as big or as small as you’d like. In today’s modern world there are many environmentally friendly tweaks you can make to your home that doesn’t change its look, or better yet, enhance the style.

At Beautique Home, we specialize in not only sustainable building and design, but how to do it with style. Below are just a few ways we can reduce your home’s carbon footprint:

Reusable Resources

Reusable material doesn’t have to look unkempt. Take our beautiful New Construction- Urban Sustainable project, for example. Our team incorporated recycled glass tiles for a stunning and sleek glass countertop. Recycled timber and brick can also be repurposed for striking details like a sliding door, interesting headboard or accent wall.

Renewable, Resourceful Energy

We incorporate eco-friendly lightbulbs to maximize the electricity used in your home as well as install solar paneling to use natural resources of energy. Switch to eco-We help our customers save money by insulating the walls, ceiling, and floors as well as double-glazed windows or thermal-backed curtains.

Alternative Materials

For every material used in a home, we offer the sustainable option. Instead of fresh timber for your hardwood floors, we have bamboo as a resource. In addition, we provide many other effective replacements for the common materials found in homes, including concrete and tiles.

If you are searching for a design that will positively impact the future, and make your home look chic in the process, contact us at Beautique Home to learn more.

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