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Miele enters the forward-looking field of vertical farming
Spring in the kitchen all year round with an attractive presentation of growing salads and herbs, resulting in unparalleled flavours and nutrient content – this makes the Plantcube from Agrilution a pioneer in the market. With the first smart vertical farming system, this Munich-based newcomer...
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Paidi & Steiff: cooperations that are set to succeed
Every seventh piece of furniture produced in Germany is a kids' furniture item. Some 12 million children under the age of 15 live in the approximately 41 million households in Germany. That is 14.5 per cent of the population. When they are furnishing their children’s bedrooms, parents atta...
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German furniture associations have realigned themselves
The reorientation of the central associations of the German wood and furniture industry is completed: the next important changes came into effect at the beginning of 2020. Denny Ohnesorge is the new Managing Director of the Federation of the German Wood Industry (HDH) since 1 January 2020.
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Floating office: free space at the push of a button
Lack of space – that is something routine in big cities. A constantly increasing number of people are crowding into cities and attempting to create a personal oasis of well-being in small apartments. Multifunctional furniture and smart design are a solution and create space for more in small a...
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Top topics in the furniture industry in 2019
In a few days, we will be entering a new decade. We have put together an overview for you of what was particularly important for designers, manufacturers and retailers in the furniture industry in the last few months of the old year and which, in retrospect, may offer a valuable perspective for the...
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Bitkom: Current challenges for the retail trade
The use of digital technologies for new business models and to avoid returns - these are two topics that are currently driving the trade. According to recent studies by the digital association Bitkom, almost every second company sees the potential in digital solutions to reduce returns. In addition,...
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Smart home: networked lights are bestsellers
An ever increasing number of private consumers are relying on the smart home. It's no wonder, because the intelligent household devices can simplify life in many areas. With their help, for example, energy can be saved or more security assured in one's own home. However, which smart home dev...
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Study: Furniture buyers think digital
The Internet is a popular medium for gathering information on furnishings and furniture, and making purchase decisions. The latest agof facts & figures study on interior design and home living confirms this. It examines the home furnishings and purchase plans of digital users. Most companies alr...
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Innovative and fast-growing: furniture made from vegan materials
Cactus leather or mushroom-based furnishings – the latest material developments aren’t only impressive; they’re also sustainable because they can regrow quickly. In this article, we present innovative products that could revolutionise the furniture, fashion and automotive industrie...
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Increasing profitability with smart bathroom planning
Profitability is the magic word for commercially successful hotels. What many people don’t know is that clever bathroom planning can boost occupancy and revenues. At the same time, hoteliers can drive down costs and significantly optimise returns with the right investment. A new study commissi...
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Ikea Germany increases online revenues
The trend towards digitization is not stopping at Ikea either. Although the furniture group is pointing in the direction of overall growth, Ikea's growth is not yet over. But especially in the online business, the Swedes were able to grow significantly.
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Small Pinterest guide for furniture companies
Pinterest has already been the most underestimated social media platform for years. This is because most people having something to do with content marketing tend to rely on Facebook and Instagram instead of on the image platform. However, particularly for companies from the interiors indu...
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Magazines are launching their own furniture collections
The days when living and lifestyle media merely brought inspiration into people's homes via magazines and online platforms are gone. As of now, magazines like "Schöner Wohnen" and "Couch" also offer their readers furniture and interiors objects for purchase. With this st...
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Black Friday Sale: "Living" is third-strongest category
A survey has now determined what consumers expect from Black Friday Sale and in which categories they wish to shop. The "living" category can't compete with categories such as "electronics" or "fashion" at the big discount spectacle at the end of November. Read...
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Digital alternatives to business cards
Digital solutions have made sharing and storing contact details simpler and faster. Especially at trade fairs, this is an important consideration for sustainable business success. In this article, we present some contemporary supplements to and concepts for business cards.
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Influencer furniture: From blog to home
Influencers are important multipliers in the interiors industry. It is not uncommon for the things that bloggers like Holly Becker, Jules Villbrandt or Igor Josefovic recommend to later end up in the homes of their community. Anne Dirfard of 170qm and Jenny Feldmann of elbgestoeber have several hund...
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Herman Miller and Vitra launch special collection
Herman Miller and Vitra present a limited series of the "Occasional Table LTR" of eucalyptus wood originating from the property of the Eames House. The wood is processed into a special collection of the familiar table. The launch is taking place on the occasion of the celebration for the 7...
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YOYO smart ergonomics: more office in the office
Everyone’s talking about smart offices and new work. That’s because the “non-territorial” office has now become an integral part of modern working environments. This concept means that a company’s employees no longer have their own allocated workstations. So, how is it...
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