Mud Home

Looking for the best homestays in Uttarakhand? Delhi's Ashish Verma moved to Jilling to build 'The Nanda Stone', a mud homestay that offers all the joys of living in the mountains -- from cooking the catch to gazing at the stars at night.

Lucknow architect Anant Krishna shares how he built his eco-friendly office with mud walls, and how he ends up saving thousands on electricity without having to use ACs, heaters, or any appliances to remain warm in the winter and cool in the summer.

Sudhakar and Noushadya are currently living in Tirunelveli, Tamil Nadu, where they have built an ecofriendly, sustainable house from natural raw materials and mud amidst a farm.

Built using mud bricks made from scratch, Sunyata Eco Hotel in Karnataka’s Chikmagalur is blazing a trail will its sustainable initiatives. From solar power and rainwater harvesting to earth tunnels and millet recipes, it's doing it all.

In 2015, 37-year-old Shagun Singh started The Geeli Mitti Foundation, that focuses on building sustainable living spaces.

Sunny Nelson is a 33-year-old former Merchant Navy officer who built an eco-friendly mud home within a strict budget

Sreenivasan’s technique helps to reduce the use of 50% of sand required while plastering as well as helps avoid painting the walls with chemical paints in his eco-friendly homes. #SustainableHomes