Earlier this week, the Environmental Protection Agency released the list of the first 10 chemicals to be evaluated under the new guidelines of the recently revised Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA). Check out the EPA website for the list. The ten chemicals were...
It’s show house season, and at Wellness Within Your Walls, we’re thrilled to be part of several fabulous upcoming ones. We’ll share lots more info later, but here’s the basics. Wellness Within Your Walls is proud to celebrate our role as the Healthy Home Environment...
Calling all interior professionals—including architects, interior designers, building contractors and students—in the Southeast (or further if you’d like to visit beautiful north Georgia!) who want to learn more about healthy and sustainable design. The Campaign for...
Technology advances aren’t just for driverless cars and faster internet streaming. At Wellness Within Your Walls, we believe that emerging technology is also going to have a huge impact on the building industry, especially within the healthy home segment. Earlier this...
A recent study, published this month in the medical journal The Lancet, set out to discover the impact of endocrine disrupting chemicals (which includes such commonly used chemicals as flame retardants and phthalates) on the United States and European Union economies....
It’s the last day of the Fall High Point Market and we’ve seen so many must-have products that contribute to a healthier home. We’ll bring you just a couple more updates with what our Wellness Spotters have discovered. We love the color and pattern...
We spotted tables at the fall High Point Market that are not only good looking, eco friendly and healthy too! From Home Trends & Design–their Industrial Modern Adjustable Table. Made of 100% Mango wood (after trees no longer bear fruit) with a recast,...
We’ve spotted so many great chairs at High Point! We’re thrilled that there are so many different styles available and from so many different manufacturers. We love this Garden of Eden Leather chair from Lee Industries (right), dyed with...
These three examples show how we use the WWYW categories to sort through products. This rustic cabinet from Bramble Home Store is made of plantation grown mahogany and coated with a water based clear stain and falls into our Responsible category. ...
The fall High Point Market started today and our team of intrepid wellness spotters is back to work—searching the market for products and furnishings that exemplify the WWYW mission. We’ll be highlighting their discoveries over the next few days so check back...
