natural cooling

How did people in India keep their homes cool during scorching summers — long before electricity? There’s a centuries-old design hidden in plain sight that might hold the secret. It’s smart, simple, and surprisingly relevant for modern homes facing rising heat today. Here’s why we should be paying attention.

Tired of your food going bad in the rainy season? Clay pots might be your secret weapon! From keeping meals fresh to adding earthy flavour and boosting health, here are 5 simple, science-backed reasons to bring this age-old, monsoon-friendly tradition back into your kitchen. Your gut will thank you!

Long before cement took over, Indian homes stayed cool and breathable with lime plaster. As cities heat up, this ancient building material may be exactly what we need.

In cities like Bengaluru and regions like Maharashtra, these five homes stay cool without AC, show us how natural cooling methods and smart designs can save both energy and money.

Raja Chadha, an inspection engineer and home gardener from Gujarat, grows over 200 varieties of aquatic plants such as lilies, water cabbages, lucky bamboos and more on his terrace as a way to beat the harsh summer heat.

Founder of Artemis Cast Stone, Parshva is using cast stone technology and upcycling waste stone dust to make eco-friendly architectural products.