Case Studies

The Challenge Australia’s construction industry is generating waste at a scale that can no longer be ignored. According to the Australia’s Waste(d) Opportunity  report by Green Building Council of Australia, Coreo, CEFC and the NSW Government, the sector produces 29 million tonnes of waste each year , accounting for 39% of the nation’s total waste . This is not just an environmental issue. It is a commercial one. On average, projects are spending ~$384 per m² on materials tha

...and not just for “wellness” homes We spend most of our lives indoors. Homes. Schools. Offices. Healthcare. A “normal” day can be 20+ hours inside. That’s why low-tox interiors are moving from niche preference to baseline expectation. Not because people are suddenly precious, but because the evidence is clearer, and the exposure is cumulative. What “low-tox” actually means It is not a single product swap. It is a whole-of-environment approach that reduces the everyday chemi

If policy sets the destination, the private sector, particularly product manufacturers, plays a key role in delivering the sustainable materials and systems needed to meet those goals. KEIM is a strong example of how a legacy manufacturer has responded to both industry and societal expectations.

Low VOC interiors. This is the future, and the only solution is KEIM mineral paints for your walls. No VOC paint, Ultra-low VOC paint. Sustainable.