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Magazine Living and Furnishing
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Ergonomics – a huge opportunity for retailers
Ergonomically furnished offices boost the health, satisfaction and performance of those who work in them. The topic of ergonomics links in to the megatrend of healthy lifestyles and is also in the economic self-interest of employers. In the home, ergonomically optimised furniture can help prevent mu...
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Right on trend: coordinated interiors
Holistic brand concepts are very popular with end customers. For this reason, more and more manufacturers are offering comprehensive ranges of furniture in which everything goes together: from lighting fixtures to living room furniture through to home-office equipment.
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En vogue: Modular kitchens
Modular kitchens correspond with the sustained trend to have the cooking and living areas merge seamlessly into one another. Designers, manufacturers, planners and traders are aware of the advantages of flexible kitchen programmes and are bringing an increasingly large selection onto the market.
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Furniture for small spaces
Living space is becoming increasingly scarce and expensive in cities, and more and more people are living in small spaces. Designers and furniture manufacturers are therefore rethinking their approach. With flexible furniture and intelligent interior concepts, they are able to create living comfor...
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100 years of the Bauhaus: still bestsellers today
Next year will mark the 100th anniversary of the founding of the Bauhaus. The centenary is already attracting international attention. Modern design classics are selling fast like never before. A number of manufacturers are launching new re-editions of products from the Bauhaus workshops to mark t...
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Custom-made ergonomic kitchen planning
Ergonomics in the kitchen is primarily determined by the physical proportions of the person who does most of the work in this area of the home. When planning worktops or a sink, the height is determined to make working in the kitchen relaxing from an ergonomic perspective. This level of individual...
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Best solutions for problematic rooms
Many apartments and offices have their problem zones: narrow corridors, small and dark rooms, roof slopes or rooms that are too high often seem uncomfortable. One can decisively improve the well-being factor with simple means: wall colours, furniture and the right light optimise such interiors and a...
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House plants: Indoor gardening is booming
Those, who don't want to have to do without gardening even if they have no garden, can find numerous solutions for growing plants inside their own four walls today. Mini greenhouses or plant shelves enable ornamental or herb gardens to be grown in every apartment.
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Design for everyone - a growing market
The design approach "Design for everyone" means furniture and items that can be used by people of all ages barrier-free and which also look good. There is a growing market for such universally usable products, which designers, manufacturers and distributors can also profit from.
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Lighting innovations - From the bright and luminous to the subtle and atmospheric
The new lamps are so much more than just sources of light. They set the mood for entire rooms or become eye-catching features themselves. Some draw attention with extraordinary effects and innovative designs, while others focus on sustainability. But one description fits them all – they are sh...
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Best Agers: furniture buyers with substantial purchasing power
Best Agers are a target group that the furniture industry should not underestimate. And it’s no surprise. After all, 49- to 69-year-olds are a demanding group of customers that enjoy shopping. According to a study by BRmedia, Best Agers have above-average interest in high-quality products and...
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Open-plan living – a trend on the wane
Open-plan living has been a huge trend for years. Merged cooking, eating and living spaces are now standard in all new builds. Even bedrooms and bathrooms are being combined into a single room. But slowly the trend is turning. Places of quiet retreat are now high on the wish list.
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Strong trend towards homely kitchens
Modern kitchens blend seamlessly with the living room. This principle is already prevalent in new houses and apartments. As a result, homely kitchen areas and their furnishings are a field with a wide range of possibilities for designers, manufacturers, planners and retailers.
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The Indoor Generation: A study on living indoors
How do we think and feel about our indoor lifestyle? This is the question addressed by the Velux Group in a study entitled “The Indoor Generation”. The study includes a poll by the British market research company YouGov, which surveyed people in Northern Europe and North America.
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The growing market for customised beds
More and more consumers are prepared to invest in high-quality beds. Ideally they like to be involved in the design of their dream bed themselves and to select from numerous components. Manufacturers, retailers and designers all stand to benefit from this trend.
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Smart materials: An interview with Dr. Peters
“Smart“ materials are increasingly changing interior design. They are helping to make furnishings more multifunctional, flexible and sustainable. An interview with the materials expert, Dr. Sascha Peters about the multifaceted opportunities offered by innovative materials.
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