Rooted in Reverence: Japan’s Enduring Bond With Trees
From ancient temples to handcrafted objects, Japan’s connection to trees reveals a philosophy of care and reciprocity.
The WLLW Journal explores the spaces we live in and the ideas shaping them.
From ancient temples to handcrafted objects, Japan’s connection to trees reveals a philosophy of care and reciprocity.
WLLW investigates the paradox of crafts in a sustainable future.
In the latest installment of our Healthy Materials Series, we consider how the use of rattan supports healthy homes and contributes to thriving forests.
Hormonal health begins at home, in the air we breathe, surfaces we touch and materials that surround us. This final part in the series offers practical shifts for a lasting difference.
In the second of this three-part series on hormone disruption, we explore how substances in our indoor environments may be affecting male hormonal balance, and what changes can help.
In the first of this three part series on hormone disruption we explore how exposure to household chemicals may affect female hormonal balance and what simple changes can help.
The heat we enjoy in a sauna is more than comfort, it can be a catalyst for deep physiological change.
From a pollinator garden to healthier homes, Lisa Sternfeld explores what regeneration can mean for the places we live and the living world around us.
In this article, we bring together our top guides for creating cleaner, healthier air at home.
As part of our series on making simple swaps to create a healthier space, we turn our attention to the bathroom.
WLLW identifies the health risks associated with VOC exposure and provides actionable strategies for reducing them at home for a healthier living environment.
Our Healthy Materials series considers the health and environmental impacts of the substances that surround us. In this installment we turn our attention to hemp, a versatile and sustainable option for your home.