Books by Robin Wilson
Robin Wilson is considered a pioneer in the eco-conscious design space and a thought leader who coined the phrase "allergen-aware" for consumer products. Her work spans private residence projects to urban planning to hospitality consultation. Her books have received awards from the Independent Publishers (IPPY, silver) and #1 status on Amazon.
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Combing Cotton https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/combing-cotton-robin-wilson/1149525841 |
Every visionary entrepreneur faces the same brutal truth: the path to building something extraordinary is tangled with doubt, loss, pivots that feel like starting over, and moments when giving up seems easier than pushing forward. What separates those who merely survive from those who thrive? They learn to comb through the knots — metaphorically opening the cotton boll, observing the debris, and combing out the strands to uncover their fullest potential — ultimately becoming their best self through the work. This dual work ethic philosophy propelled Wilson from a childhood shadowed by severe allergies to the helm of Clean Design Home, a revolutionary allergen-aware lifestyle brand that redefined an industry and generated over $100 million in licensed brand revenue. |
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Clean Design Home Buy Now: https://www.amazon.com/Clean-Design-Wellness-your-Lifestyle/dp/1626341893 |
Wilson creates a primer for wellness using her Clean Design protocol. Offering suggestions for the best eco-friendly, healthy, nontoxic furniture, wall and floor coverings, and window treatments to dramatically improve indoor air quality. Unique solutions to reduce household exposure to dust, pet dander, pollen, mold, dust mites, smoke, household chemicals, airborne toxins, and other allergy and asthma triggers. Designed to educate you about simple tips for every room in your residence.
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Kennedy Green House, Buy Now: our shopify site |
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and his late wife Mary Richardson Kennedy partnered with Robin Wilson and her design team to transform their home after mold infestation caused by a flood. Sponsored products from leading companies allowed them to turn their "sick home" into an eco-healthy home. Eco-friendly products showcased in a luxury residence. |
