THE GOODLAND JOURNAL
TAKE A DEEP DIVE
The Journal is a place to share stories, practices, guides, inspiration, interviews, and insights.
Join us as we bring our attention to community, culture, seasonality, and the intersection of good design and human experience.
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JOURNAL
GUIDE
HOW TO WINTERIZE YOUR WOOD BURNING HOT TUB
Designed and built in Canada, the GOODLAND Wood Burning Hot Tub is intended for use in all seasons and any type of weather. Before the temperatures drop into deep freeze territory, we have a few steps to make sure your winter hot tub is prepared.
COMMUNITY
BEHIND-THE-SCENES WITH OUR DESIGN STUDIO
With our in-house design studio, we're able to ideate objects exactly as we'd like them to be—giving us the freedom to create meaningful and lasting objects for pause. Explore how we choose what to make, our design process and more.
Journal
A Place to Pause: Guardswell Farm
Tucked away in Scotland’s countryside sits Guardswell Farm—an 180-acre farm dotted with huts and houses for a rural farmstay. The huts and houses available for booking...
Interview: Janey of Dig, Plant, Water, Repeat
Dig, Plant, Water, Repeat chronicles the gardening journey of trained Master Gardener Janey Santos, who shares her experiences and tips through YouTube and on her...
What's Your Wood Fired Bathing Ritual?
The Wood Burning Hot Tub isn’t simply just about the soak. It provides a reason, and a place, to pause from our busy lives. As...
Interview: Greta Rybus on Hot Springs
Based in Maine, Greta Rybus is a photojournalist whose work speaks to the connections between humans and the natural world. Greta’s recently published book, Hot Springs: Photos and Stories...
Interview: Ekin Balcıoğlu
Based in the desert of Taos, New Mexico, Ekin Balcıoğlu is the Editor-in-Chief of Hamam: The Magazine of Letting Go. A much-loved publication for us here...
Interview: David Umemoto
David Umemoto's deeply layered work projects solidity and ancientness. The arches and forms seem held together by fantasy as much as engineering, though Umemoto insists he...
The Weight of Stone is Time
Consider the relationship between stone and time. Writer Ben Dreith speaks with sculptor Andres Monnier on his work, weaving the connections between deep time and elemental...
Interview: Anthony Esteves
We’ve long been admirers of his work and his materials-focused approach. A friend of GOODLAND, we’re excited to share an interview with Anthony that dives deeper into...
Rediscovering the Art of Slow Living: The Hammam Ritual
The hammam ritual, as practiced since the days of the Ottoman Empire, unfolds like a carefully orchestrated symphony. Picture this: a sequence of rooms, each...
