As the year draws to a close, we’re reflecting on the stories that resonated most with you – our WLLW community. These articles showcase the heart of what we do: exploring the intersection of health, sustainability and thoughtful design. From our in-depth look into healthy dyes to our exploration of the maker’s touch, which celebrates craftsmanship and community, these pieces reveal the power of design to enrich our lives.
WLLW explores how the color palettes we select can impact our moods and set a tone for our homes.
WLLW explores how reconnecting with natural wood can help us design homes that feel warmer, calmer and more alive.
Many paints can be hazardous both to human health and the environment. Here’s how to find a safe alternative.
WLLW attends an immersive exhibition at Another Country curated by Jennifer Haslam
With craft and quality at the heart of her work, Maria Sigma reveals the threads that are woven into her happy, healthy home.
From everyday plates to outdoor dining essentials, many kitchen items contain hidden toxins. This guide helps you choose safer, healthier materials for the items you eat, cook and serve with.
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.
As part of our series on how everyday materials affect our health and the environment, we consider linen, a fabric in use for thousands of years.
In this article, we bring together our top guides for creating cleaner, healthier air at home.
Formaldehyde is a common but harmful pollutant in homes. Learn how to identify and reduce exposure to improve indoor air quality.
WLLW discovers how a well-organized home can boost our mental and physical health, and the importance of trading chaos for calm.