Diana Burton

This isn’t a checklist or a “see it all” travel guide. This is how I imagine spending a week in Copenhagen now, with slower mornings, walkable neighborhoods, nourishing food, time to rest, and space to actually feel where I am. Everything here is chosen for ease, beauty, and nervous-system friendliness rather than productivity or packed schedules.

Simple tools that support nourishing meals without over complicating cooking. Chosen for ease, practicality, and everyday use.

Small comforts that help create a calm, grounding home environment — supportive of rest, warmth, and slower rhythms.

Gentle supports for daily well being, focused on consistency and care rather than intensity or quick fixes.

Simple, supportive care for skin and body at every stage. Chosen for how they feel and fit into gentle daily routines.

Optional nutritional support to complement real food and everyday nourishment. Thoughtfully curated and not meant to replace personalized guidance.

Thoughtful books and cookbooks that offer guidance, inspiration, and quiet companionship. Chosen to support learning at a gentle pace, whether through words, recipes, or time spent in the kitchen. These are resources meant to be returned to slowly…not rushed through or used for rules.