Industry reports confirm that botanical minimalism continues to lead interior design trends, with 78% of designers reporting increased client demand for nature-inspired art.
Our "Botanical Harmony" collection positions you at the forefront of this movement: • Abstract leaf forms (not literal—sophisticated) • Metallic copper accents (luxury element) • Earth-tone palette (versatile styling) • Biophilic principles (wellness-focused)
Perfect for designers seeking trend-forward pieces that appeal to modern, health-conscious clients.
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Ready to move on from millennials? Good news – Gen Z is here. Learn how the two differ and how the culture of instant gratification is here to stay.
After growing up in a world of infinite options and limited time, Gen Z employees consume information incredibly quickly. They multitask across five screens every day and communicate in rapid-fire banter.
Information bombardment has left them with an attention span of just 8.25 seconds (less than a goldfish), prompting analysts to describe them as impatient, distracted, and overwhelmed.
They demand simplicity.
The downside of a short attention span is that young workers can easily become distracted and overwhelmed. To meet their needs, enterprise apps need to be clean, uncluttered, and optimized to the device as well as to the task at hand, says UX consultant David McGrath.
They’re self-reliant.
Members of Gen Z grew up watching their parents book their own vacations, shop for homes, and file their own taxes online. They can learn to play an instrument without a music teacher, troubleshoot a computer problem without an IT professional, and look up virtually any piece of information without a librarian.
“This ability to find whatever they want, when they want it, and often without the help of intermediaries, has made Gen Z more independent and self-directed than previous generations,” says Entrepreneur.
Circular solutions building the infrastructure of the future
From food and fashion to electronics and the built environment, circular thinking — keeping resources in use for as long as possible to extract the maximum value — will continue to gain momentum in 2020, driving innovation and disrupting linear business models.
Driven by societal and regulatory pressures including the European Commission’s
Circular Economy Action Plan, consumer goods companies are increasingly piloting and adopting circular strategies. These include the redesign of products to require less material and energy; shifting to product-as-a-service models; setting up product take-back schemes; recovering and repurposing waste; and substituting finite materials for renewable ones. Despite a growing momentum, the world is currently only
8.6% circular
and nowhere near limiting global warming to 1.5°C. There is an urgent need to scale these activities and understand the interconnected nature of circular and low-carbon agendas, recognizing the largely underutilized potential of the circular economy as a pathway to a low-carbon future.2020 ForecastIn addition to presenting a multi-trillion dollar economic opportunity, a circular economy plays a significant role in addressing other challenges of our time, notably climate change, biodiversity loss, resource scarcity, waste and pollution. The interlinkages and overlaps between climate resilience and a circular economy are becoming clearer, with a fundamental shift needed in the way the economy functions and creates value. In 2020 and beyond we expect more companies to innovate, collaborate and demonstrate the opportunities of a net-zero emissions circular economy.
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error on earth --> the Coronavirus : makes people think about what matters in life. Making different priorities. When people cannot leave the house, they will shop more online. But what is the point of it when you cannot wear it out. If they are not online, they become and feel more productive. by learning a skill or hobby. You’ll feel a little less spiritless and come out of it with something worthwhile.
From plagues to floods to black tuesday, fashion goes on
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Balenciaga presented its fall/winter collection in high apocalypse style at Paris fashion week, purposefully flooding the runway and the first few rows of seats as a pointed statement on climate change.
Models splashed through the approximate inch of water piped onto the black catwalk, some wearing water socks while others braved the flood in stiletto heels. Balenciaga’s creative director, Demna Gvasalia, reportedly envisioned this as a nod to rising sea levels, one already-evident consequence of global warming. Other ominous touches included looming LED screens on the ceiling, which projected images of inferno skies and great squalls of crows. A very doomy overall effect, especially as a backdrop for exaggerated supervillain shoulders:
