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Interior trend

Slow Living – the relaxed way of designing your home

13 Aug 2024

Deceleration, mindfulness and conscious living: slow living is the perennial favourite among interior trends, interpreting minimalism in the most beautiful way. Products made from high-quality materials and selected design highlights fit in with this lifestyle. So there are many ways to generate sustainable sales with this range

Natural materials

Slow living values simplicity, clearly defined shapes and, above all, natural materials. At the top of the popularity scale is wood. As a soloist, handcrafted wooden furniture and accessories bring warmth and cosiness to the ambience. And as a combination partner, wood emphasises the cool elegance of porcelain or glass.

Cooee Design: curved candlesticks

“Woody” by Cooee Design

With the “Woody” collection, Cooee Design presents furniture that combines modern elegance and sustainability. The tables are available in either oiled or black-stained oak. The curved candlesticks are real eye-catchers.

“Nesuto Origami” by ASA Selection

“Nesuto Origami” by ASA Selection

The delicate, soft shapes of the “Nesuto Origami” tea collection by ASA Selection pay homage to the Japanese art of paper folding. The wooden handles of the teapots and wooden trays bring warmth and naturalness to this concept of enjoyment.

Wooden stool by Raumgestalt

Wooden stool by Raumgestalt

The oak slatted stools by Raumgestalt are as beautiful as they are functional. Here, purist design meets the traditional and authentic material wood. This goes well with the “Quader” lamp, which stands on a square oak base.

The Zen factor

The conscious experience of the present moment and the mindful approach to everyday life are central components of Japanese Zen. The necessary strength and calm can be found in meditation, but the carefully selected furnishings also contribute to this. Minimalism is the order of the day and unnecessary items are deliberately minimised: After all, the design principle of ‘less is more’ applies here!

“Zen Spirit” collection by Räder

Inspired by Zen, the Japanese principle of calming down and pausing for a moment, the “Zen Spirit” collection by Räder effortlessly integrates meditation and balance into everyday life. It stylishly gives you time to organise your thoughts, let them go and forget your everyday worries. Cuddly blankets and cushions create a cosy atmosphere, while stylish accessories such as candles or the Buddha statue deepen the pursuit of harmony and tranquillity.

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Calming colours

The colour scheme plays an important role in whether we feel comfortable in a room. Warm shades of beige create a calm atmosphere, along with earthy tones and splashes of soft blue, red and green. These colours perfectly accentuate the value of relief glass, finely decorated porcelain or intricately woven textiles.

Water bottles by Paveau

Water bottles by Paveau

Pure, stylish, sustainable: the hand-blown and solid-coloured water carafes from Paveau are an elegant alternative to standard bottles. The matching glasses are also available in a wide range of delicate coloured shades.

“Zuma” by Serax

“Zuma” by Serax

A perfect balance between technology and craftsmanship: “Zuma” by Serax looks like hand-painted tableware, but is a digital graphic pattern that designer Kelly Wearstler constantly varies. The bright Salt colour is understatement at its best.

Tea towels by Ekta Living

Tea towels by Ekta Living

Ekta Living makes no compromises when it comes to quality, as guaranteed by the Oeko-Tex® certification. The 100 per cent cotton tea towels in four harmonious colourways are perfect for any kitchen.

Atmospheric lighting

To ensure that cosiness does not fall by the wayside in the minimalist furnishing style of slow living, lighting plays a crucial role. Several direct or indirect light sources with warm or diffuse light are ideal. Scented candles and essential oils add to the sense of well-being. Whatever the light source – pendant, floor or table lamp – it can be a little more.

Candleholder by Mette Ditmer

Candleholder by Mette Ditmer

At an impressive 41 cm high, the candle holder from the “Art Piece” collection by Mette Ditmer is a real eye-catcher. The twisted shape creates an organic expression, which is emphasised by the rough surface.

“Hatto” by Oyoy Living: LED table lamp with dimmer function

“Hatto” by Oyoy Living

With its timeless design, “Hatto” from Oyoy Living effortlessly combines style and functionality. The LED table lamp with dimmer function looks like a small work of art and provides the right lighting everywhere. Available in various colours.

Oil lamps by Bitz

Oil lamps by Bitz

The popular stoneware collection by Bitz is now complemented by matching oil lamps. Available in two sizes and four colours, the lamps create decorative lighting accents on the table or windowsill. Also suitable for outdoors.