Green Building281 Stories
Green BuildingEcofriendly Cool: Insulate With Wool, Cork, Old Denim and More
Learn about the pros and cons of healthier alternatives to fiberglass and foam, and when to consider an insulation switch
Full StoryRemodeling GuidesCool Your House (and Costs) With the Right Insulation
Insulation offers one of the best paybacks on your investment in your house. Here are some types to discuss with your contractor
Full StoryHealthy HomeDetox Your Kitchen for the Healthiest Cooking
Maybe you buy organic or even grow your own. But if your kitchen is toxic, you're only halfway to healthy
Full StoryGreen BuildingHouzz Tour: High-End Luxury, Highest Ecofriendly Rating in California
Solar panels and energy savers let this posh LEED Platinum home produce as much energy as it consumes
Full StoryKitchen DesignYour Essential Resource for a Healthy, Ecofriendly Kitchen
Find the Houzz guides to choosing earth-friendly kitchen counters, cabinets, appliances, lighting, flooring and tile — all in one place
Full StoryBefore and AftersMy Houzz: A 1950s Bungalow Grows Up and Greens Out
Beauty and energy efficiency go hand in hand in this expanded and renovated Massachusetts forest home
Full StoryGreen BuildingLook to the Sun for More of Your Home's Lighting
Manage sunlight with design-savvy windows, solar tubes and skylights to save energy and show your home's beauty
Full StoryHouzz ToursMy Houzz: Newly Sustainable in New Orleans
Energy-efficient and recycled materials plus an elevated perch give a post-Katrina Louisiana home a great new start
Full StoryGreen BuildingHouzz Tour: See a Maine House With a $240 Annual Energy Bill
Airtight and powered by the sun, this energy-efficient home in a cold-winter climate is an architectural feat
Full StoryGlobal StyleMy Houzz: Sustainable Bamboo for a Prototype Home in Nicaragua
Ecofriendly living has a new champion, as a Granada firm kicks off its bamboo offerings with this house's architecture and furnishings
Full StoryGreen DecoratingGo Cuckoo for Coconut Furniture and Surfaces
Crack open a lesser-known ecofriendly design option: tiles, flooring, tables and more made from coconut shell and palm wood
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