Start Here: Paint
A fresh coat of paint should lift a space, not pollute it. In our ‘Start Here’ guide we break down what to look for when choosing healthier paints for your home.
The Provenance of Craft: Natural Materials and Their Cultural Roots
WLLW traces the deep roots of natural materials used in artisanal crafts and their role in healthy and sustainable design.
Healthy Materials Series: Hemp
Our Healthy Materials series considers the health and environmental impacts of the substances that surround us. In this installment we turn our attention to hemp, a versatile and sustainable option for your home.
Start Here: Air Quality
The materials and products we live with can quietly shape the air around us. Make three small changes that can have a lasting impact on your wellbeing.
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.
How To…Design an Outdoor Oasis for Wellbeing
Discover WLLW’s strategies to design an outdoor space that promotes both our own health and that of the environment.
Start Here: Small Changes, Big Impact
Creating a healthier home can feel daunting, but it doesn’t have to be. This series offers straightforward advice on simple strategies that make a big difference.
Behind the Price Tag: The Impact of Low-Quality Goods
Toxic Trade-Offs: the health and environmental risks of cheap manufacturing.
Hues in the Home: The Emotion and Energy of Color
WLLW explores how the color palettes we select can impact our moods and set a tone for our homes.
Peeling Back the Truth On What’s In Conventional Paint
Many paints can be hazardous both to human health and the environment. Here’s how to find a safe alternative.
Inside the Workshop: Wycliffe Stutchbury
Wycliffe Stutchbury transforms discarded wood into art that evokes landscapes and abstract forms. WLLW joined him for a conversation about his creative process and deep connection to his materials.
Hidden in Your Home: Understanding Formaldehyde
Formaldehyde is a common but harmful pollutant in homes. Learn how to identify and reduce exposure to improve indoor air quality.
Designed to Last: The Return of Real Wood
WLLW explores how reconnecting with natural wood can help us design homes that feel warmer, calmer and more alive.