As the Year Opens
A New Year reflection on quiet change, intentional homes and making space for what’s unfolding.
A New Year reflection on quiet change, intentional homes and making space for what’s unfolding.
In the latest in this series which shines a light on healthy and low-impact homes, we visit Maria Høgh Heilmann’s cabin, the perfect family retreat.
This season reminds us that it’s often the smallest rituals that shape our sense of home, bringing meaning and presence to the everyday.
Discover WLLW’s strategies for designing a living room that supports health, wellbeing and relaxation.
This article, part of our Room Refresh series, explores healthy, seasonal swaps that help your interiors respond to winter’s arrival, keeping your home as a place of refuge.
A look back at the stories that shaped our understanding of healthier living this year. From materials and design to rituals and real estate, these articles reveal how wellness continues to redefine the way we live.
The future of wellness is not just personal, it is spatial. Homes designed with health in mind are redefining what it means to live well.
WLLW emerged from personal experience and a guiding belief that the home plays a central role in health and healing. That belief led to a commitment to help others create environments that actively support wellbeing.
Though our traditions may look different, their meanings often align. Families around the world turn to light, food and community to mark the season.
WLLW traces the deep roots of natural materials used in artisanal crafts and their role in healthy and sustainable design.
WLLW explores wool’s rich history, natural health benefits and its enduring role as a sustainable, versatile material in interior design and everyday living.
Celebrating the studios and artisans who create beauty through purpose and presence.