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The Low-Impact Home by Remodelista

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Create a home that feels beautiful, considered and lighter on resources with Remodelista: The Low-Impact Home. Written by the design team behind Remodelista.com, this sourcebook offers practical, room-by-room guidance for making more eco-conscious choices at home without compromising on style.

From paint, rugs, bedding and furniture to composting, energy-efficient appliances, insulation, roofing and recycling, it is filled with guidance you can return to again and again. It also includes home tours, from artful apartments to cabins and courtyard compounds, showing that low-impact living can be personal, layered and beautiful. A considered choice for design lovers, renovators, homeowners and renters alike.

Why You'll Love It

  • Room-by-room low-impact remodelling ideas you can actually use
  • Guidance on materials, household essentials and long-lasting, vintage choices
  • Practical chapters on energy efficiency, composting, recycling and reducing waste
  • Photographed home tours that make it as good on the coffee table as on the desk

Product Details

  • Authors: The editors of Remodelista
  • Publisher: Artisan
  • Subject: Sustainable interiors, renovation and home styling

Styling the Shelf

Style it on a coffee table, bedside stack, console or bookshelf alongside our coffee table books and home decor. In our photographs it stands upright between marble bookends with other pale-spined design titles, an easy way to give a shelf some order. For a matching read, Remodelista: The Organised Home shares the same clean, practical approach.

Gifting Ideas

A thoughtful gift for design lovers, new homeowners, renovators, sustainability-minded friends, housewarmings, Mother's Day or birthdays. Pair it with a candle, ceramic mug, linen tea towel or vase for a considered bundle, or browse more gifts for the homebody.

Also In These Images

Everything styled around this book in our photographs is stocked here.

FAQs

Is this book suitable as a coffee table book?
Yes. It is beautifully photographed and design-led, so it works just as well styled on a coffee table or shelf as it does used as a practical reference guide.

Who is this book best for?
It is ideal for anyone interested in sustainable interiors, low-impact living, home renovation, slow decorating, eco-conscious design or creating a more thoughtful home.

Does it include practical advice or is it mainly visual?
It includes both. The book features inspiring interiors and home tours, as well as practical guidance on materials, household essentials, remodelling choices, energy efficiency and waste reduction.

In Short

The Low-Impact Home by Remodelista is a sustainable interiors book with room-by-room renovation ideas, guidance on materials and household essentials, waste-reducing tips and photographed home tours. A design resource and coffee table book for anyone who wants a home that is both beautiful and lower in impact.

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