Design A Healthy Home: 100 Ways to Transform Your Space for Physical and Mental Wellbeing

Design A Healthy Home: 100 Ways to Transform Your Space for Physical and Mental WellbeingOliver Heath has had a fascinating career. He initially came to widespread attention on makeover shows such as Changing Rooms. Presumably, he could have gone down the celebrity route and ended up ballroom dancing on a Saturday evening or eating obscure bits of animals in the Australian jungle under the gaze of Ant and Dec. But instead, he has transformed himself into one of the nations leading advocates for biophilic design. This is the book where he

and what follows is an action-packed jaunt through the history

he has written over 20 books with subjects ranging from Zaha Hadid

disposable convenience

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Show Me The Bodies also shows in stark detail why materials – and the stuff that literally surrounds us and is usually specified for us – really do matter

preserving vanishing skills and traditions

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Homesick also offers a measure of optimism: showing how London could once again become a place of permanence

and thought in what we wear

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lyrical memoir that tells the story of the award-winning architect’s formative years – from childhood in rural Ireland through to becoming a fully-fledged architect in London and Dublin