Artful Living: The Impact of Healthy and Sustainable Art
WLLW highlights the work of four of our favorite artists and explores how carefully chosen artwork can elevate our homes and connect us to the natural world.
WLLW highlights the work of four of our favorite artists and explores how carefully chosen artwork can elevate our homes and connect us to the natural world.
Enhanced protections aim to shield families and children from harmful lead exposure.
For the latest in this series, which highlights healthy and sustainable homes from around the world, we look at a wellness-focused property by Lake Flato Architects, designed for a senior couple to age gracefully in place.
In the first major suspension of its kind in 40 years, the EPA suspends the widespread use of dacthal, citing significant health concerns.
We explore off-gassing, its health implications and strategies for maintaining safe 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.
Discover how the Living Places experimental prototypes led to housing that prioritizes wellbeing, community and sustainability.
Textile artist Rosemary Hallgarten shares with WLLW her commitment to simplicity, tradition and the everyday comforts that define her home.
New standards in the US target 'forever chemicals', setting enforceable limits to protect health and enhance water safety nationwide.
WLLW explores the category of mineral paints, and tests four that meet our requirements for creating healthy and sustainable interior spaces.
WLLW dives into the Blue Zones, exploring how you can incorporate the lifestyle habits of those who live there for a longer, healthier life.
In the final part of this series, we explore how to tackle mold when it is discovered and how to prevent it from making a comeback.