The good life is not a destination but a journey. We want to see more positivity in the world and believe in the transformative power of good news. Our mission is ...
who is a NYC-based integrative physician and also heads up even production for Health Interactive , to tell us about some her favorites. Just like Berzin, her suggestions marry the best of yoga, meditation, Ayurveda, nutrition science, and western medicine to help people get to the ro...
A designer by trade, Johanna has always had a passion for storytelling. Born and raised in Sweden, she's lived and worked in Miami, Brooklyn and, currently, Ojai, CA. She started Goodlifer in 2008 to offer a positive outlook for the future and share great stories, discoveries, thought...
When we are surrounded by new realities, we are forced to look at our own. Reminded of the importance of being thankful for what we have, and respectful of the individual lives of others. Travel makes us find our common humanity, and breaks a place down from photos and news headlines ...
Creativity is alive and well! We were floored by the multiple examples we saw at the National Stationery Show in NYC — beautiful designs, clever wording, brilliant concepts. And who knew that so much of it was environmentally-friendly? If you want to talk about making items last, many...
I genuinely think that Feral Childe’s exclusive textiles continue to set them apart from the rest. This season’s six new designs are poetically named, “Starfield, Farm Elements, Cherries, Victory Garden, Paper Rock, and Sticks and Stones.” All are created as per the studio process des...
GL: Let’s hope so. I think one of the reasons your products have become so popular is that they are just really well-designed, and I understand you only work with local artists, designers and manufacturers. What role do you think design can, and will, play in making our world a better...
An internationally exhibited fiber and environmental installation artist, Abigail’s eco-textile artwork is featured on Greenmuseum, Art Cloth Text, Landviews, the Textile Arts Center blog, and in the handbook, Green Guide for Artists. She has been a regular contributor on sustainable ...
Goodlifer: Why did you and all the other 12 designers want to put out a print catalog? Adrienne Antonson: I had a tiny seed of the idea at the beginning of the year, and it slowly grew as I met more and more wonderful designers/photographers here in New York. Also, I have a hugely loy...
