Most homes are turning green these days and apparently there is no better person to ask other than eco-interior designer Robin Wilson who appeared on The Early Show just recently to share a couple of ideas for the eco-friendly home enthusiasts.

Eco-friendly interiors are known to be beneficial as far as fashion and saving is concerned. Through these eco-interior ideas, any home owner can look forward to better homes with interiors and surely a place worth going home to.

1. Bathroom: Water savings in the basthroom for the whole home can be quite dramatic.

2. Installing a dual-flush toilet is crucial. The Kohler Persuade dual-flush toilet flushes can save the average family of four more than 6,000 gallons of water per year compared to today’s standard toilets.

3. Solar lights and fans: SolaTube Daylighting Systems capture sunlight on the rooftop, redirect it down a highly-reflective tube, then diffuse an abundance of pure natural light throughout the interior space.

4. Recycled resin panels: These could be used as backsplash to protect the kitchen walls or a shower door.

(Source) CBS News

Eco-Interior Makeover Ideas from Robin Wilson

Storage is something that many people have trouble with, especially when it comes to looking for the right cabinets or drawers to place their other things. Clothes, bed linens and blankets, it is normal to always have this dilemma and while you are already full of large drawers and walk-in closets to accommodate your needs, turning to bamboo-finished baskets or rattan can be a good alternative for your problems.

Best of all, they are more affordable for the wise consumer. Add to the fact that their presence can signal another dimension of bedroom enhancement with a new view of a touch of art when it comes to conceptualization and interior ideas.

And the best part of it is the price. They are all worth less than $60.00. So if you have storage issues, this is an alternative you should definitely check out.

When it comes to corralling clutter, few storage solutions are better (or more appealing) than baskets.

“They’re so versatile,” says Maryland-based designer and shop owner Dennese Guadaloupe-Rojas, “and they provide a nice visual element as well.”

(Source) Washington Post

Making Your Bedroom a “Basket Case”