Let Nature In: The Power and Purpose of Biophilic Design
Bringing nature into homes through biophilic design improves wellbeing and connects us to the natural world.
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.
Sacred Waters
How global bathing traditions inspire wellness, ritual and sustainable living.
Weathering the Storm: Navigating the Aftermath of Natural Disasters Part 2
In this second of our two articles we consider how to safely clear and restore your home post-disaster while prioritizing your health.
Weathering the Storm: Navigating the Aftermath of Natural Disasters Part 1
The rising tide of environmental crises poses a risk to many regions around the world. This first article in our two-part feature examines the impact that natural disasters have on individuals, homes and communities.
Building for Tomorrow: Why Resilient Construction Matters
With the world's hottest day recorded on 21st July, WLLW explores how we can safeguard our homes against climate extremes.
Biophilic Living with Interior Architect Anna Tiula
WLLW speaks with Helsinki-based Anna Tiula, delving into the heart of Nordic biophilic design, its intrinsic connection to local nature and its significant influence on wellbeing.
The Best Houseplants for Improving Indoor Air Quality
Being surrounded by greenery does wonders for our physical and mental health – certain species can even purify the air in our homes. Here are eight of the most effective.
No Mow May: A Pollinator Love Story
Conscientious inaction can be the key to biodiversity. For the modern gardener, what we choose not to do, not to buy, or not to mow is sometimes of greater consequence to the natural environment.
Cultivating Wellbeing: Gardening for Health
WLLW delves into the science behind the positive health impacts of gardening, explores its role in strengthening community bonds and provides practical tips for those looking to cultivate their own garden sanctuary.
Inside the Workshop: Forest + Found
WLLW meets the founders behind Forest + Found, an art collective that uses natural and found materials to create remarkable works rooted in craft traditions.
Very Sad Lab: A Hospital for Houseplants
Inside the Very Sad Lab, where art, botany and community come together to nurture both plants and people.