welcome to the Wylderwoods Journal
Welcome to the Wylderwoods Journal
Welcome to the Wyldewoods Journal, where we explore home design that actually works for you & your family. From curtains that control light & support your circadian rhythm, floor plans that support your pets & all the little ways your home affects mood & comfort; this is where design meets living. Every post shares practical tips, real home observations & insights on creating spaces that feel calm, functional & undeniably yours.
Welcome to the Wyldewoods Journal, where we explore home design that actually works for you & your family. From curtains that control light & support your circadian rhythm, floor plans that support your pets & all the little ways your home affects mood & comfort; this is where design meets living. Every post shares practical tips, real home observations & insights on creating spaces that feel calm, functional & undeniably yours.
Moving past the idea that hallways are just for getting through Hallways have long been treated as the space between the spaces that matter, simply a corridor connecting one room to another, where a row of evenly spaced downlights is expected to do everything: provide visibility, satisfy the building regulations, and quietly disappear. But the […]
Moving past the idea that hallways are just for getting through Hallways have long been treated as the space between the spaces that matter, simply a corridor connecting one room to another, where a row of evenly spaced downlights is expected to do everything: provide visibility, satisfy the building regulations, and quietly disappear. But the […]
Moving past the single focal point For decades, the dining room pendant has been treated as the default answer. One centered fitting, dropped above the table, expected to do everything: illuminate food, set mood, and define the space. But, the reality is more nuanced, as rooms are rarely served well by a single light source, […]
Moving past the single focal point For decades, the dining room pendant has been treated as the default answer. One centered fitting, dropped above the table, expected to do everything: illuminate food, set mood, and define the space. But, the reality is more nuanced, as rooms are rarely served well by a single light source, […]
