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Times of India12.05.2026GeneralIndia

Hidden interior design choices to keep homes cooler and beat the heat naturally

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Cooling homes and offices effectively starts with smart material choices, not just air conditioning. Exterior louvers block sunlight, while interior surfaces like natural mineral plasters and wood regulate heat. Layered systems with breathable fabrics and cavity-backed walls improve air circulation. These subtle, considered design elements create noticeably cooler, more comfortable living and working spaces as summers intensify.

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