sustainable homes

From Bengaluru to Rajasthan, these families show how simple rooftop solar panels can power entire homes and save thousands on bills every month.

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 the sweltering summer of Gujarat, ‘Cool House’, a sustainable home designed by Samira Rathod, uses no ACs and coolers to remain naturally cool.

From Himachal to Kerala, discover eco-friendly mud homestays across India that offer natural cooling, local charm, and a peaceful escape from the summer heat.

‘The Pirouette House’ stands out in Thiruvananthapuram. It is designed by Vinu Daniel to promote sustainable living by using waste, mud, bricks and the 'Rat Trap' masonry method.

Designed by Shriya Parasrampuria and Prashant Dupare of Blurring Boundaries, this home is surrounded by five mango trees and is built using upcycled tiles, marble, and locally sourced bricks.

Shilpa and Suneet Kotwal's home in Pune harvests solar power for uninterrupted electricity. Using solar panels, they run everything from a refrigerator, air conditioners, and other appliances, saving 90% on bills.

Want to harness solar energy in your apartment and save on monthly electricity bills? Experts share 15 factors to consider for solar panel installation.

These five sustainable homes in Kerala use innovative methods to keep their homes naturally ventilated and cool.

Kavita and Manoj Nair refurbished a rundown cottage in Anjuna, Goa, with plans to retire there. Today, Parijaat Goa Homestay is not just their home but also a welcoming destination for tourists.