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How can you improve your wellbeing at home? From décor and layouts, to routines and healthy habits, we offer our top tips for improving wellbeing at home.

What were the housing measures announced in the Budget 2018, and did they go far enough? We take a look and compare the announcements to the recommendations by the All Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) for Healthy Homes and Buildings in its white paper.

Forest bathing is the practice of meditating while enjoying woodland and forests. Here we explain what forest bathing is, why it’s so beneficial and top tips for getting the most out of it.

What is the cost of living in homes that negatively impact our health and wellbeing? We take a look at the latest APPG for Healthy Homes and Buildings white paper that explains the benefits of healthy homes and what steps the Government needs to take.

Can street light design and modern technology help us feel safer at night while minimising the impact on energy, costs and the environment? We explore the latest research.

Water is a valuable resource, which we’re quickly running out of. How can we make changes at home to reduce our water use to save money and help the environment?

Like all mammals, we are relatively fragile beings, so we have come up with various strategies, to protect ourselves from the outside environment.

The building environment, which acts as a filter between the inside and the outside, gradually became more sophisticated.

A ‘comfortable’ acoustic environment can be defined by the quality of sounds we want to hear and the absence of sounds we don’t want to hear.

Though we are now able to provide adequate artificial lighting day and night, it is well established that daylight and a view to the outside are essential to our wellbeing.

As pollution levels have risen, attention has been given to the threats of outdoor air pollution on human health and the environment. It is only in the last few decades that attention has been paid to indoor air quality.

Thermal conductivity of construction materials is increasingly important when considering performance of the building envelope, in particular windows and doors. Where wood is being used for joinery reduced thermal conductivity is beneficial.

Sourced from West coast of Canada with either PEFC or FSC certification it is ideal for internal or external cladding.

Exceptional acoustic performance to minimise the effect of external noise pollution in buildings.

The One World Collection boasts a huge range of décors that can be combined with a variety of substrates, complete with matching laminate and edging.

Range of Smart Alarm Starter kits, fully expandable with remote control.

HD indoor camera with app control, day and night vision and motion detection