Still The Slow Home
Still The Slow Home by Natalie Walton, published by Hardie Grant on May 19, 2020, is a visually engaging exploration of homes around the world that embody the principles of slow living. This edition, comprising 248 pages, presents a thoughtful overview of how individuals have simplified their lives through sustainable practices and mindful choices in their living spaces. The book delves into the connection between physical environments and overall well-being, encouraging readers to reflect on their own lifestyles.
Readers will discover a collection of case studies highlighting various escape homes and their owners, who share insights into their journeys toward embracing sustainable living. The narrative emphasizes the importance of local, organic, and whole living, illustrating how these choices can enhance happiness and fulfillment. Accompanied by location photography from Chris Warnes, this book serves as both an inspiration and a guide for those interested in decorating and furnishing their homes in alignment with sustainable principles.
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A stunning visual journey through the homes of people from around the world who have taken steps to simplify their lives and embrace the principles of slow living.
Still is an interiors book that invites readers to take on the philosophy of the SLOW movement. Living Sustainably; Local; Organic; and Whole. It talks not just to the question of the physical structures we choose, but also the surrounding environment, and what effect that can have on general happiness and wellbeing. Still includes about a dozen case studies featuring escape homes and owners who live according to these aforementioned principles, enlightening readers as to why they chose this path and how it has benefitted their lives. It is the follow-up to Natalie Walton’s successful first title This is Home, and once again features location photography by Chris Warnes.
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