Improving your residents’ health and wellbeing through lighting and food

Research shows that in 2019 we spent up to 90% of our day indoors. In 2020, this number was sometimes reaching even 100%. We live in unstable, yet vibrant times. Pandemics, economic crises, climate change, and a lack of natural resources including fertile soil are some of the challenges we must face, act upon, and adapt to. These struggles are causing a combination of stress and isolation, and they take a huge toll on our welfare. Therefore, after the era of outsourcing daily activities and goods in the city, many of us are now rediscovering the need to create healthier and more sustainable spaces in our private and shared homes.