Yutori

Red light therapy is one of the most studied tools in recovery. And the research keeps getting stronger.

In one clinical study, adults ages 45–70 used 630 nm red light for 12 minutes, twice a week, for three months.

The results were measurable:

Wrinkles. Skin firmness. Dermal density. Pore appearance. Skin tone. Overall complexion.

Why does it work?

Red light supports cellular energy production in the mitochondria — which may help stimulate collagen, improve skin structure, and support healthier skin over time.

That's why every Yutori sauna is built with red light therapy integrated into the room. Not a clip-on panel. Not an afterthought. Clear Western Red Cedar, traditional löyly heat off the stones, and targeted red light — one ritual, one space.

The key is consistency.

Same as sauna, cold plunge, strength, or sleep. The benefits compound when it's part of the week, not a one-off.

12 minutes. 2x a week. Built into the heat you're already taking.

Heat, then cold. The full ritual. Come experience it — the backyard setup in Graham is open for tours.

Discover the art of recovery and longevity with Yutori. Our Pacific Northwest workshop crafts saunas and cold plunges or showers for those who value resilience and performance. The Japanese term Yutori captures the spirit of effortless ease and expansiveness - the ability to live life on your own terms. It's about creating space for what truly matters. With each hand-crafted piece, we aim to share this philosophy, inviting you to redefine your relationship with wellness.

The End.

It’s shiny enough! Right? Isn’t it? 🫣

And then there was light.


#1961

Out standing in a field. Two late 1950 vintage Airstream travel trailers. Just patiently waiting for someone to love them again.

Water getting between the walls of an Airstream causes mold in the insulation, damages the subfloor and rusts the frame. By the time you see it on the interior skin, water has traveled to other places you can’t see. We seal tested this 2019 International Serenity today. Some of the bubbles are from age and some from places the factory missed when the trailer was built.

Every few years, an Airstream should be tested for leaks and resealed. It’s probably the most important preventative maintenance an owner can do.

We have an embarrassment of riches. Too many Airstreams.

We bought this 1976 Sovereign almost three years ago. With no title, we’ve not been able to find a project for it and have no time to salvage parts from it. The shell is in near perfect condition and 17 of the 19 windows are in good shape. The frame is solid. The interior is partially gutted. Make an offer. The parts alone are worth several thousand dollars.

For sale!

This 1957 Airstream Overlander is a California-made trailer from the only year the company built the trailer with “ramp wheel wells.” With Hehr 2000 windows, the exterior skin and window frames both are in amazing condition. As part of a restoration project, it will need a new subfloor and axles, but it’s ready for a customer project.