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Still, The Slow Home by Natalie Walton

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A Visual Celebration of Slower, Simpler Living

Still: The Slow Home by Natalie Walton is more than an interiors book, it's a philosophical and visual journey through the homes of people across the world who have embraced the art of slow living. With striking photography by Chris Warnes, this beautifully bound hardcover invites readers to pause, reflect and reimagine their surroundings as sanctuaries of calm, intention and sustainability.

Through over a dozen case studies, you'll step inside homes shaped by the principles of the SLOW movement: Sustainable, Local, Organic and Whole. These inspiring spaces showcase what it means to design not just a house, but a lifestyle, where the environment, wellbeing and beauty intersect. It's the follow-up to Natalie Walton's bestseller This Is Home, and an essential addition to any coffee table, nightstand or styling shelf. Browse more in our Interiors & Architecture Books and Coffee Table Books collections.

Why You'll Love It

  • A beautiful hardcover with over 240 pages of interiors, philosophy and photography
  • Inspires a slower, more sustainable and intentional approach to home life
  • Features case studies of real homes from around the world
  • A thoughtful gift for interior lovers, stylists and conscious consumers

Product Details

  • Author: Natalie Walton
  • Photography: Chris Warnes
  • Publisher: Hardie Grant
  • Format: Hardcover, 248 pages
  • ISBN: 9781743795705

Styling Tips

  • Stack with This Is Home and a ceramic bowl or candle on a console for a layered, thoughtful vignette
  • Leave open on a favourite page on a coffee table for daily inspiration
  • Style on a bedside table with a linen coaster and ceramic lamp for a slow-living moment

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FAQs

Who is Natalie Walton?
Natalie Walton is a stylist and author known for This Is Home, exploring intentional, sustainable approaches to interior design and living.

What is the SLOW movement?
Sustainable, Local, Organic and Whole, a set of principles that shape the homes and lifestyles featured throughout the book.

Is it a good gift?
Yes, it's a thoughtful gift for creatives, homemakers and minimalists, or anyone drawn to a calmer, more considered way of living.

In Short

Still: The Slow Home by Natalie Walton is a 248-page hardcover published by Hardie Grant, exploring homes shaped by the SLOW movement of sustainable, local, organic and whole living. It suits coffee table styling and gifting for design lovers and conscious consumers. Available at Flux Boutique, Mount Maunganui, New Zealand.

Still: The Slow Home by Natalie Walton, cover with a stone walled room, wood stove and timber chair
Still, The Slow Home by Natalie Walton Sale price$79.00

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