GREEN-HOUSE Motivates Us to Shop Purposefully for Our Residences
- Charlie Harris
- Jun 22, 2020
- 3 min read
GREEN-HOUSE by Pass It On returns this July with a second edition of its immersive retail experience, featuring over 70 sustainable home and lifestyle products, in collaboration with Mercedes-Benz.

Despite the plethora of materials currently accessible, integrating sustainability into one’s lifestyle may still be a problem. Where do you commence and how do you initiate? Conversely, in a heavily urbanized metropolis such as Singapore, sustainable living is not as broadly adopted. Pass It On, a domestic retail platform for sustainable lifestyle products and the organizer of GREEN-HOUSE, aims to motivate individuals to adopt a low-carbon footprint lifestyle.
The second edition of GREEN-HOUSE will take place at Castlery Orchard Flagship on July 8-9. Featuring a vibrant community of over 70 companies and partners, mark your calendar for this homeware shopping event.
GREEN-HOUSE Motivates Us to Shop Deliberately for Our Residences Events such as GREEN-HOUSE facilitate beneficial transformations on our planet, encouraging us to make more deliberate choices as consumers throughout our shopping activities. Their assertion that "for a habit to endure and transform into a lifestyle, it must be integrated into your room, if not your home," reflects the notion that sustainability can originate from the simplicity of our sanctuary, which we adorn to foster our well-being. The extensive selection of brands may appear daunting; however, the event is organized into distinct zones tailored to various personas for our ideal sustainable house, enhancing the shopping experience to better suit our requirements.

These zones are: A Home That Comforts – designated for married couples who jointly own a residence; A Nurturing Home - for families with developing children; A Residence That Inspires - for young individuals in search of an environment that reflects their uniqueness; A Residence That Revitalizes – for PMEBS in search of their sanctuaries for repose.
This year, GREEN-HOUSE offers an extensive array of cosmetics, fashion, food, home décor, and children's apparel to satisfy our needs. Notable examples include the environmentally aware womenswear brand Esse, Hegg, a Singapore-based startup that developed the Eggless Egg as a plant-derived egg powder, and Hands Design, a family-operated enterprise that focuses on artisanal wood and resin creations for practical use.
In collaboration with Mercedes-Benz, further teasers to expect include a test drive or joyride around Orchard Road in one of Mercedes-Benz's comprehensive selection of Electric Vehicles (EVs). GREEN-HOUSE will conduct informative discussions on urban farming, leather tanning, and home composting, as well as workshops for silk-screening personalized tote bags and customizing natural deodorants with essential oils.

The extensive sustainable event will feature an art work by TANCHEN Studio, Mercedes-Benz, and Castlery, entitled “Reincarnation,” welcoming attendees at the stairwell entrance to GREEN-HOUSE 2023. This installation aims to stimulate thought-provoking discussions on how we may integrate garbage into our environment and furnishings, as it is constructed from discarded car components provided by Mercedes-Benz workshops and returned furniture items from Castlery.
With the objective of creating an ideal home environment, the firms participating in GREEN-HOUSE 2023 present consumers with a variety of local sustainable home and lifestyle items, demonstrating that adopting an urban eco-conscious lifestyle is not as challenging as it may seem. Regardless of your shopping intentions, visiting GREEN-HOUSE contributes to the planting of a tree for each guest in attendance. The event will return this July with doubled intensity, affirming its commitment to the goal of sustainable living.
Explore more than 70 brands at the Castlery Orchard Flagship on July 8-9, 2023, from 10 AM to 9 PM.










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