Natural materials.
Individual character.
Healthy home materials that feel as good as they look. Each one unique, each one yours.
How healthy is your home?
Find out where your rooms stand and what you can do about it. Start with a free quick check of one room, or explore your whole home with a full assessment based on the Baubiologie (building biology) framework.
Quick Check
Pick a room. Answer five questions about the materials around you. Get an instant risk score with practical recommendations, all in about two minutes. No account needed.
Free · 2 minutes · Instant results
Check your roomFull Assessment
A room-by-room look at your home’s health across three dimensions: physical environment, chemical exposure, and biological factors like moisture and allergens. For each room, you’ll receive a 0–100 health score, a prioritised renovation roadmap, and specific product recommendations. Your results are compiled into a personal PDF report with scientific references.
€19.90 · One-time · No subscription
Explore your home’s healthBased on building biology (Baubiologie) standards | Your data stays in the EU | Analyses 200+ building materials
We believe your home should support how you feel.
Every piece of oak has its own grain. Every clay wall carries subtle texture. Every linen thread tells a story. That individuality is what makes a space feel like yours.
Whether you’re just beginning to explore or ready to make changes, we’re here to guide you. Gently, honestly, at your own pace.
Start Exploring
Not sure where to begin? Choose a path that speaks to you.
Beginning Your Healthy Home
New to healthier materials? Start here. Ten gentle steps from awareness to confident first choices. No pressure, no overwhelm.
The Breathing Home
Focused on air quality? Explore how your walls can breathe, why humidity matters, and how natural materials create fresher indoor air.
Creating Spaces That Feel Like You
Drawn to natural aesthetics? Discover how texture and the beauty of imperfection create spaces that are uniquely yours.
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