Global trends show homeowners are updating their properties without the need for full renovations, with cladding being an option for quick transformations. A feature wall, either indoor or outdoor, can be chosen and easily clad to change the visual appeal of a space and give it warmth almost immediately. Depending on the building supplier and materials chosen, this transformation can be done quick and easily, without too much effort.

The Eva-Last Training Academy helps building trade professionals gear up for success to confidently specify and install composite decks, cladding and create stunning architectural features, efficiently and competently.

Is your household embracing outdoor living? You’re not alone. The DIY home improvement wave continues to surge, with the global market reaching an impressive $791.3 billion in 2023 and projected to hit $959.1 billion by 2030.

Deck projects, arguably the signature of outdoor renovations, make up a considerable portion of home improvement projects. In addition to the satisfaction of creating something with your own hands, building a DIY deck can save you 27-33% over hiring professionals.

Modern decking technology such as the advanced bamboo composites from Eva-Last are extending design capabilities beyond just decking and walkways into exciting new applications. Thanks to the design versatility and outstanding performance properties engineered into these specialist compounds, bold and beautiful wood-look composites are being used for deck-on-the wall cladding, stunning screens, decorative and durable fencing, integrated furniture and attractive architectural features.

Sustainability is not just a buzzword in building, it’s a key driver of innovation for manufacturers such as Eva-Last, looking to develop new composite products that improve the eco-friendliness and lifespan of building materials.

The materials we use to build our homes and offices matter. As natural resources become scarcer, construction companies and material suppliers are turning to sustainable alternatives. The idea is to decrease environmental harm, yes — but these same materials also optimize how buildings perform.

Eva-Last, a global leader in sustainable composite building materials, is proud to announce its integration into BIM4U, a cutting-edge platform designed for architects and specifiers. Launching in March, the Eva-Last HUB within BIM4U will provide professionals with direct access to detailed 3D models of Eva-Last products, seamlessly integrating into their design workflows.

The NAHB International Builders’ Show (IBS) 2025 was a resounding success for Eva-Last, with their booth drawing in a constant flow of industry professionals eager to experience the future of sustainable construction. From groundbreaking product innovations and demonstrations, to breathtaking lighting displays, the Eva-Last booth was a hub of excitement, conversation, and creativity.

Contemporary architecture and construction shape the future of society, both in terms of aesthetic appeal, as well as sustainability, public health and well-being.

Beyond the structure, shapes and sizes of buildings, modern architects and specifiers are tasked with creating attractive spaces that people will love for years to come – not only because of their appearance and utility, but because of their impact on our lives and that of future generations.

Home is where we live and work, rest and play. Yet our relationship with our living spaces has changed. Our homes have become nuanced, multifaceted places that reflect our values and adapt to our evolving needs. Join us as we discuss the latest home design trends and construction solutions.