Bioclimatic Architecture to Create Efficient Homes

The Silestone Institute, committed to the development of sustainable solutions in architecture and interior design, shares how bioclimatic architecture becomes the ideal way to build efficient, environmentally friendly homes adapted to today’s needs for sustainability and energy savings.  Bioclimatic architecture allows us to create sustainable homes that optimize natural energy and reduce energy consumption, integrating…

7 Habits for a More Sustainable Home

7 Habits for a More Sustainable Home  On World Energy Saving Day, the Silestone Institute invites us to reflect on the energy waste that often goes unnoticed in our homes and shows how, by adopting simple sustainable habits, we can change our routines and optimize the energy consumption of our homes.  Beyond traditional conservation tips…

The 8 Food Trends Transforming the Culinary World

Gastronomy is always evolving, and today, several global trends are transforming the way we eat and experience food. From bold flavours to a focus on sustainability and health, these trends are profoundly impacting the food industry and the way chefs and restaurants interact with their customers.  Here are the eight most notable food trends changing…

Seven Resolutions to Transform Your Home in 2024

More Sustainable, Efficient, and Automated  With the arrival of the new year, get ready to turn your home into a more comfortable, efficient, and sustainable space with simple and practical goals.  Integrated Sustainability: Start by reducing the use of plastics in your home and embracing more sustainable practices. Switch to LED bulbs to save energy…

Sustainable, if wallet allows it

Sustainability as a priority in the home of GENERATION Z  Sustainability awareness, along with the use of technology, is one of the most distinctive features of Generation Z compared to previous generations. However, the feasibility of incorporating this philosophy into daily life depends to a large extent on the economic possibilities of each individual.   In…

Zero waste, also at Christmas

 Christmas is the time of the year when most food is wasted; it is estimated that 20% of what we buy ends up in the trash. This is a serious ethical, socioeconomic and environmental problem that also has a negative impact on our health. New regulations in our country, a Royal Decree on the Requirements…