#deep nature

“I had a hard time when the sunflowers started to wilt and fall away. I had fallen in love with the idea of them always being there, bright and an adventure to continuously explore.

I stared at petals wilting into yellow ribboned spirals, soon to turn brown and fall away. And all I could thing was how this flower, loved to feel the sun so much that it couldn’t stop itself and eventually that was its downfall. Too much exposure to the harsh UV rays. That this flower, named after the thing it loved so much, would die quickly because it moved and grew to gain maximum access to the light.

And that was left a sinking feeling inside of me, and it was all I replayed for days.”

Textiles of the Future Will Be Colorful and Biodegradable- Wyndesong’s Place

The home design industry is raring to go. After a long pause due to the pandemic, people are hungry for fresh ideas and industry change. At a recent online event, the Heimtextil Trend Council presented its 2022-23 trend predictions for home textiles. The forecast offers a taste of what will be exhibited in January 2022 at the Heimtextil trade fair in Frankfurt, Germany. The pandemic has…