Living Home

04/09/2026

01/09/2026

We’ve spent the last few years making this home work better for us.

Now I want to see how much better we can make the home itself work. 🏡

21/08/2026

We know surprisingly little about how our homes actually perform.

That is starting to change.

31/07/2026

For years, I thought I loved property.

Looking back, I don’t think I ever loved property.

I loved the questions.

Why are some homes comfortable while others aren’t?

Why do some quietly support the people living inside them, while others quietly work against them?

That curiosity has slowly led me here.

Living Home.

Helping people understand how their homes are performing, so they can make meaningful improvements that support healthier, more joyful lives.

If you’ve ever wondered why your home feels hot, cold, damp, stuffy… or just doesn’t feel quite right…

Welcome. 🤍

11/07/2026

Domestic Engineering Report: Episode 1

Today’s topic: occupant behaviour.

When we’re improving building performance, we spend a lot of time talking about airtightness, insulation and ventilation…

But the biggest source of unpredictability in any home?

The people living in it.

(Watch until the end.)

No injuries were sustained.

The situation remains under active investigation.

27/05/2026

Sophie teaching us breathing at the meditation treehouse 🤍

“In through your nose. Out through your mouth.”

25/05/2026

Turns out our family ‘eczema investigation’ may have actually been… fungus 😅

Meanwhile:
• house humidity near 80%
• dead rat in wall
• post-op recovery
• washing machine malfunctioning
• dryer malfunctioning

Coastal Domestic Survival, circa 2026.

24/05/2026

What so many living rooms looked like because of Danny Go 🤍

21/05/2026

The longer I work on homes, the less interested I am in replacing things just because they aren’t new anymore.

I still love beautiful spaces.
But I think more now about what can stay.
What ages well.
What becomes easier to live with over time.

Sometimes sustainability looks less like perfection…
and more like keeping the things that are still quietly working.

Especially once kids, work, weather and real life enter the picture.

Homes should get easier to live in over time.