From Craft to Construction: Redefining the Future of Sustainable Building
WLLW delves into how knitting, origami and weaving are some of the traditional crafts driving innovations in sustainable architecture.
Crafting Color with Conscience: Inside Alkemis Paint’s Revolutionary Approach to Wellness and Design
WLLW spoke to Maya Crowne and Price Latimer, innovative founders of Alkemis Paint to discover how their unique product has the potential to transform how we perceive paint.
Green Certifications: Health Product Declarations (HPD)
WLLW explores how HPDs empower healthy, sustainable construction by providing transparency in material selection.
WLLW’s Top 5 Articles Celebrating Craft
Discover WLLW’s most inspiring articles on the artisans, materials and heritage that define contemporary craft.
New EPA Standards Target Lead Hazards in Homes Nationwide
Enhanced protections aim to shield families and children from harmful lead exposure.
Green Certifications: Cradle to Cradle (C2C)
WLLW takes a closer look at the green certification Cradle to Cradle which takes inspiration from the natural world, where there is no concept of waste.
The Six Chemical Classes Series: PFAS
We take a closer look at PFAS, uncovering their persistent presence in our homes, guiding you through the health and environmental impacts and the protective measures you can take.
New Homes: How Toxic Are Some Modern Construction Materials?
WLLW investigates the health risks associated with building materials and how to develop a healthier new build.
Wood Shingles: a Cut Above
Inexpensive, sustainable, versatile and efficient: why the humble wood shingle is enjoying a revival in the building industry.
Zanat: Preserving a Woodcarving Legacy
By reviving Bosnia’s age-old woodcarving traditions, Zanat preserves cultural heritage through exquisite craftsmanship.
The Six Chemical Classes Series: Certain Solvents
WLLW examines the solvents found in common household products, the risks they pose and the alternatives available.
Healthy Materials Series: Leather
WLLW considers the health and environmental impacts of the leather we use in our homes.