Here are some of the best green home improvement blogs you will find. Hope that these blogs get you inspired to get the tools out and do some eco-freindly projects around your house.
The Australian Government's official resource for helping homeowners build and maintain sustainable homes. A lot of great resources are on this site, and the standard is second to none. This should be your first port of call if you are doing on research on how to make your house sustainable.
http://www.yourhome.gov.au/
A very interesting business that provides advice to homeowners and businesses to help reduce their electricity use and make their building more sustainable.Some very well written blog posts that will get you thinking about your residence and what you can do to reduce your carbon footprint.
http://www.greenmoves.com.au/blog/
The best sustainable painting resource on the net. Great advice form some of the leading painters in the industry. A lot of great product reviews and how-to guides.
http://www.greenpainters.org.au/
Wednesday, 19 March 2014
Sustainable Outdoor Furniture
One thing that you recognise when you are researching the best green blogs in Australia, is that being "Green" or "Eco-friendly" is not a one card trick. There is more than just putting E91% in your petrol tank. It is more than paying for the carbon offset when you purchase your plane tickets. Sustainable living involves every aspect of your life.
So here is one area where living green is an absolute pleasure...
Sustainable outdoor furniture has come on in leaps and bounds in the last decade. Recycled teak is being used to manufacture all kinds of furniture. Not only does it look amazing, but the pest and weather resistant teak is perfect for outdoor furniture.
One of the most stylish sustainable outdoor furniture retailers is Mamagreen.
Mamagreen have been around for a few years, and if you are involved in the interior design community, then there is a fair chance that you have heard of them. They have a wide range of very modern design furniture and homewares. A lot of their furniture is constructed from timber that is reclaimed from old building and railways. The weathered timber exudes a real earthy personality, and provides great warmth to any setting. The modern designs that Mamagreen have on offer provide great functionality.
So forget about looking at those classic eighties vinyl lounges, and instead check out some sustainable outdoor furniture.
www.mamagreen.com.au
Australia's Best Green Blogs
Here are some great blogs to not only help you to have a green thumb, but an entire green body.
The Greening Of Gavin
Very well written blog that covers a lot of ground. Stands out from the crowd thanks to great photography, and a very honest and open style of writing.
http://www.greeningofgavin.com/
Sustahood
Business focused blog that focuses on what companies can do to reduce their carbon footprint. A lot of very practical posts. Easy to read and well presented, this is one of the best business blogs in the genre.
http://sustahood.com/
My Green Australia
Another blog to add to your favorites straight away. My Green Australia has very good community vibe that engenders participation. The news section is very good, and updated regularly. Has an interesting Green Wedding Guide for any couples who are getting hitched soon.
http://www.mygreenaustralia.com/
Green Lifestyle Magazine Blog
Not just one blog, but a collection from some of the best writers in the industry. The magazine is an industry leader, and the blog is likewise fantastic. From to health and gardening, have a look back through the archives and you will be sure to find some gems that you will love.
http://www.greenlifestylemag.com.au/blog
Sustainable Suburbia
Expert advice, great reviews, and most importantly a lot of giveaways. Sustainable Suburbia covers a lot of health and wellness posts, as well as providing plenty of easy to follow projects. If you are looking for green cleaning techniques, then this is the blog for you.
http://sustainablesuburbia.net/
The Greening Of Gavin
Very well written blog that covers a lot of ground. Stands out from the crowd thanks to great photography, and a very honest and open style of writing.
http://www.greeningofgavin.com/
Sustahood
Business focused blog that focuses on what companies can do to reduce their carbon footprint. A lot of very practical posts. Easy to read and well presented, this is one of the best business blogs in the genre.
http://sustahood.com/
My Green Australia
Another blog to add to your favorites straight away. My Green Australia has very good community vibe that engenders participation. The news section is very good, and updated regularly. Has an interesting Green Wedding Guide for any couples who are getting hitched soon.
http://www.mygreenaustralia.com/
Green Lifestyle Magazine Blog
Not just one blog, but a collection from some of the best writers in the industry. The magazine is an industry leader, and the blog is likewise fantastic. From to health and gardening, have a look back through the archives and you will be sure to find some gems that you will love.
http://www.greenlifestylemag.com.au/blog
Sustainable Suburbia
Expert advice, great reviews, and most importantly a lot of giveaways. Sustainable Suburbia covers a lot of health and wellness posts, as well as providing plenty of easy to follow projects. If you are looking for green cleaning techniques, then this is the blog for you.
http://sustainablesuburbia.net/
Australia - The Land Of Great Blogs
Australia has some awesome blogs on a whole variety of topics, from the frightening amount of cat blogs, to some of the worlds leading how-to blogs, through to some inspirational food blogs.
We all know that social media is taking over society, and it comes as no surprise that Facebook and YouTube are the largest social media platforms in Australia. But you may be surprised at who comes in third! WordPress. Also in the top 10 is Tumblr and Blogspot.
With such awesome mediums available for Australians to blog on, it makes sense that the number of Australian bloggers is on the rise. The latest batch of statistics show that 5 million people use WordPress blogs every month in Australia, and over 4 million use Tumblr.
So we are on a quest to highlight some of the best blogs in Australia. Please feel free to suggest your favorite blogs.
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