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Sustainable interior design is essential to creating learning environments in school buildings that are energy-efficient, healthy, and mindful of the environment. This study examines the significance of incorporating sustainable design principles into school interior design, with a particular emphasis on material selection, energy efficiency, indoor air quality, and occupant well-being. By using sustainable materials, schools may reduce their influence on the environment and make their staff and children' surroundings healthier. Energy-efficient HVAC systems, lighting, and appliances all contribute to lower running costs and energy consumption. Prioritizing indoor air quality through proper ventilation, filtration, and the use of low-VOC materials helps to guarantee a conducive learning environment. The study also examines the relationship between occupant well-being and sustainable design, taking into account elements like access to green areas, natural light, access to green spaces, and psychologically supportive interior elements. In order to integrate sustainable methods into their projects, architects, designers, and school administrators should find the information provided by this research to be helpful. It highlights the benefits of environmentally friendly interior design, including less environmental impact, increased economic viability, and improved educational results. Schools may help create a more sustainable future by adopting a holistic strategy that takes into account both ecological and human well-being.