What does it mean to be a sustainable interior designer? Where do you start? This book demystifies how to be a sustainable interior designer, both within practice and on design projects. It gives you the tools to educate clients that sustainable practice isnt necessarily more expensive, and what the options available to them are in terms of design concept, materials and finishes. Importantly, the book also looks at sustainable supply chains, particularly important when specifying FF+E. Where to start being sustainable can be a difficult decision. Acting as a primer for interior designers at any stage of their career, it outlines what you really need and dont need to know. Inspirational case studies from around the world sit alongside crucial guidance on the benefits of being sustainable and how to work with enlightened clients. There is information on how sustainable design contributes to health and wellbeing, all backed up by authoritative best practice guidance.
What does it mean to be a sustainable interior designer? Where do you start? This book demystifies how to be a sustainable interior designer, both within practice and on design projects.
About the Author & Acknowledgements
1. Introduction
2. Reuse
3. Circular Economy
4. Sharing Economy
5. Regenerative Design
6. Vegan Design
7. People
8. Place
9. Biophilic Design
10. Healthy Building
11. Climate and Biodiversity Emergency
12. Ethical Business Index Image Credits
Chloe Bullock is an interior designer with over 30 years of experience and is Director of Materialise Interiors.
She is the first UK interior designer to receive the Vegan Design Certification and is a proponent of WELL BUILDING Standard, Fitwell, One Planet Living, Parsons 'Healthier Materials & Sustainable Building certificates, and now studying the Living Building Challenge.
She sits on two BIID committees: professional practice and sustainability, and is also part of the BIID CPD assessment panel. She is also a founder member of Interior Design Declares.
