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The habits of a slow home: changing seasons, cleaning rituals, evening light, and the plain pleasure of staying in.
A room has one good hour of daylight and most people spend it at work. Finding where it lands costs nothing, and it changes the room more than anything you can buy.
by Tomás Reyes, Lisbon
Dust settles where air does not move, things fail where they are used hardest, and a chair leg tells you its history the moment you lift it. Cleaning is the only inspection a house gets.
by Ada Okonkwo, Lagos
Twice a year the house changes its clothes. Done as a purge it becomes a bad afternoon; done as an inventory it takes two hours and tells you something.
by June Park, Seoul