Wood Shingles: a Cut Above
Inexpensive, sustainable, versatile and efficient: why the humble wood shingle is enjoying a revival in the building industry.
The WLLW Journal explores the spaces we live in and the ideas shaping them.
Inexpensive, sustainable, versatile and efficient: why the humble wood shingle is enjoying a revival in the building industry.
The leading environmental health scientist sits down with WLLW to discuss children’s health, the perils of climate change, and how to secure a healthy future for the next generation.
WLLW explores how resilient design can help homes adapt to changing climate conditions.
WLLW investigates the paradox of crafts in a sustainable future.
WLLW explores how age-old architectural techniques from some of the world’s warmest areas can help us create sustainable homes that are comfortable even in extreme heat.
A closer look at renewable materials that contribute to healthier ecosystems.
While synthetic dyes offer vibrant and durable options for home textiles, they pose serious health and environmental risks. This article examines these dangers and showcases sustainable alternatives that are reshaping the industry.
WLLW explores the Global Organic Textile Standard as a hallmark of environmental and social responsibility in textile production.
WLLW investigates four healthy and environmentally friendly bed linen options for a better night's sleep.
In this article we take a closer look at how to navigate the trade-offs between wellness and sustainability in home materials.
WLLW delves into Declare label and the Red List as the demand for sustainable and healthy products intensifies, alongside the mounting pressure for transparent information for specifiers and consumers.
Dive into the makeup of your bathroom, from the tiles underfoot to the shower and vanity. Understand the hidden chemicals in common items and learn how to create a healthier space.