According to Terrapin Bright Green Consulting,  “empirical studies have reported that experiences of natural environments provide greater emotional restoration, with lower instances of tension, anxiety, anger, fatigue, confusion and total mood disturbance than urban environments with limited characteristics of nature.”

Having a healthy home keeps us healthy and safe. There are a lot of little things throughout our house that we don’t immediately recognize as being a health hazard. Such hazards vary from paint to frequency of house maintenance. We’ve summed up a few ways that can help you feel at ease knowing your home is safe from harsh toxins. 

Our outdoor spaces help frame our homes and provide areas where we can relax outside and get some fresh air. But before we can sit and enjoy the comfort and of our patio furniture and the beauty of the outdoors, there are a few things that are important to upkeep.

Many seem to think that minimalism means only owning a backpack’s worth of items or having a blank walls, no furniture or keepsakes. This is untrue of what minimalism actually accomplishes for a home and a person. Decluttering your home helps you create a space where you can easily find things and don’t have objects that’s sole purpose is collecting dust.