April is Earth month! It may be bringing us the anticipated rain showers but it also provides us an ideal opportunity to contemplate our environmental footprint and pledge to make constructive adjustments.

In an increasingly urbanized world, where skyscrapers dominate skylines and concrete jungles sprawl, the yearning for a connection with nature has never been more profound.

Trends come and go, but sustainability is in a league of its own, positioning itself as the standard for interior design. While the idea of sustainable style may sometimes be seen as limiting, the truth is that you don’t have to compromise your aesthetic needs to stay in harmony with your eco-conscious principles.

Sustainable interior design integrates sustainability at the very core of its design philosophy. It is an environmentally conscious approach to residential architecture that focuses on nature and prioritizes the conservation of natural resources.

Most people spend lots of time and resources on maintaining the integrity of their home’s structure but don't invest much thought into how their home is keeping them healthy and free of toxins.

More than a trend, eco-friendly re-modelling is becoming necessary to many people updating their homes. As a result, there's a need to use green materials and update our homes in a way that uses fewer resources and makes our home retain the temperatures we want it to.

Join Prof Knof as she educates on trends in interior design that cause less of an impact on the world around us. It’s important that when you’re considering re-modelling your home, that you also consider environmentally friendly designs. By taking time to learn what causes less of an impact on the world around you, you can make sure your home is eco-friendly for years to come!

Sustainable and Luxurious ways to create a harmonious and eco friendly home. Sustainability is not a trend it is a choice. A decision to create a home that is not just beautiful but is also environmentally friendly. KNOF design takes a look at materials, lighting and other key tools for making your home sustainable.

Today it is all about sustainability and as homeowners, our responsibility is to include as many green choices in our homes as possible. Our ‘Designer in Profile: Susan Knof, Creative Director and Owner of KNOF design’ explains how sustainability and environmental considerations should be priorities when considering design. From eco-friendly materials to space saving solutions for the kitchen.