Last year, the magazine Science published a study led by Isabella S. Bower, a postdoctoral fellow at the University of South Australia, which examines the influence of the size and color of interiors on brain activity, particularly the ability to perform neurocognitive tasks. By studying a sample of individuals, she found that response times, with correct feedback, were significantly faster in smaller rooms.
A log cabin in Skjøttholmen, Norway.
Courtesy of Airbnb
“I always thought there was something particularly unique about writing in a quiet cabin nestled in the heart of a peaceful natural property, like those used by Michael Pollan, David McCullough, or even my favorite example, EB White »continues Cal Newport. He refers here to the author of How to Change Your Mindto the two-time Pulitzer Prize-winning historian, who died in 2022, as well as the author of the famous children’s novel Stuart Littledisappeared in 1985.
19 examples of creative refuges
Inspired by this remarkably successful American professor, writer and podcaster, we turned to Airbnb, looking for places to stay and work, away from the heat and bustle of the city. Here are 19 secluded hideaways ideal for solitude, deep relaxation and productivity.
Article originally published in AD Italy.
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