Green home decoration: the application study of sustainable materials in residential decoration

Abstract

In the context of contemporary society, the construction industry is standing on the cusp of environmental protection, especially focusing on the environmental challenges of building materials. With the acceleration of the pace of urbanization and the publics deep expectation of high-quality living environment, the selection and application of building materials have jumped to a strategic height. Unfortunately, the use mode of traditional building materials is often accompanied by environmental burden, including over-exploitation of natural resources, low efficiency of energy utilization and aggravation of environmental pollution, which pose a potential threat to human health and ecological environment. In view of this, exploring the environmental performance of building materials and the path of realizing sustainable development in residential construction has become the core topic of current research and practice. The shift aims to find and promote new building materials that can reduce environmental stress, improve residential health standards, and promote the recycling of resources to lead the construction industry toward a greener, more low-carbon future.[1] This article discusses the concept of green home decoration, emphasizing the value of sustainable materials in residential decoration. By analyzing environmental trends, industry challenges, and sustainable material properties, it demonstrates its importance in reducing its ecological footprint. The theory section compares the environmental benefits of traditional and sustainable materials and discusses the role of policy. The empirical study collected the opinions of practitioners and consumers through questionnaires and interviews to evaluate the market acceptance and actual effectiveness of sustainable materials. The results show that sustainable materials are excellent in energy saving and emission reduction, improving indoor air quality and living comfort. Conclusion emphasizes its importance and makes policy recommendations to promote widespread application. This paper not only provides theoretical empirical support for green home decoration, but also provides inspiration for the transformation of the industry, and reflects on the research limitations and points out the future research direction.