Decorative item
Sustainable wellbeing
It's without doubt that COVID-19 has transformed consumer priorities and values. One of the biggest shifts has been a reflection of how we consume and its impact, not only on the environment but our inner self. This pandemic has stripped us down to our core values, and is expected to reprioritize what is considered essential and needed in our everyday lives. Going forward, consumers will purchase less frivolously, focusing more on quality vs quantity and slow living. Products will need to carry a deeper meaning, thus having a sustainable purpose and nod towards overall well being.
A MOM x Fashion Snoops selection
This selection is brought to you by the trend agency Fashion Snoops.
A MOM x Fashion Snoops selection
This selection is brought to you by the trend agency Fashion Snoops.
CHHATWAL & JONSSON
Traceable Rug - Una
In our hectic, technology-ridden world we aim at creating thoughtful textiles. Sustainability has been defined in the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals SDG’s 2015. Our work with Traceable rugs is a step in this direction – All footprints in the making of our traceable rugs are certified. This means that each rug has a tracking number that tells us who, how and where the carpet is made. It is only through traceability that one can work in a socially and environmentally responsible way.
