In Still: The Slow Home, Natalie Walton visits people around the world who have simplified the way they live. Step in...
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In Still: The Slow Home, Natalie Walton visits people around the world who have simplified the way they live. Step inside homes that feel quiet, grounded, and deeply connected to their surroundings. Chris Warnes’s location photography makes the experience immersive, full of natural texture, soft light, and rooms designed for slow living.
Made of:
Approximately twelve case studies of escape homes and the people who live in them, exploring why they chose a slower path and how it has shaped their happiness and wellbeing. The book considers both interior spaces and their surrounding environments through the slow-living principles of sustainable, local, and organic. It is the follow-up to Natalie Walton’s This Is Home.
Made for:
Interior-design lovers, slow-living readers, homebodies, and anyone looking for a more intentional relationship with home and place. It works equally well as visual inspiration, a reflective read, or a thoughtful housewarming gift.
