Creating and Managing Green Residential Interior Design in Baotou Inner Mongolia, China

Purpose/Background: As sustainability garners global attention, exploring green design in  residential interiors is significant. This study examined the creation and management of green  residential design in Baotou, China. Environmentally conscious interior design can improve residential satisfaction, health, and conservation.  Methods: A qualitative approach involved semi-structured interviews with Baotou residents  to gain insights into experiences with and perceptions of green residential design. Detailed  interviews explored specific sustainable features residents valued along with challenges faced.  Interview transcripts were systematically coded and subjected to rigorous thematic analysis.  Findings: Analysis highlighted the rationale for implementing green elements in Baotou and  their impacts on residential communities, individual wellbeing, and the environment. Findings  offer concrete implications for stakeholders including architects, designers, and property  managers seeking to create eco-conscious interiors. Conclusions: Dynamic policies on green design pose constraints to consistent implementation,  impacting the feasibility of proposed decorative solutions. Still, findings demonstrate clear  connections between sustainable features and increased residential quality, which can inform  environmentally friendly urban development. Ongoing legal analysis and community  consultation is critically needed to adapt strategies while meeting residents' needs.