Bioethicist Dr. Elizabeth Yuko explains why four wellness trends, including outhouses and spittoons, fell out of favor with buyers and homeowners.
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4 home-related wellness trends that got the boot
Published in architectural digest, Coronavirus, Elizabeth Yuko, health, home design trends, Lifestyle and wellness
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