Today we'd like to share comments and answers to the question Is there an additional trend topic we should cover raised in our previous edition of The Wednesday Journal after presenting our upcoming three trend reports. Please see below how we answer to 10 burning trend-related questions. In case you missed it, the reports belong to 1. Health/Wellbeing: The New Care Economy 2. Nature As …
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We got the results on The Lifestyle Trend Theme You Are Most Interested In reflecting the interest that's most relevant to our readers and their businesses. Thank you so much for all your participation in which trend report you would like us to publish first. We appreciate your input very much. It's been a tight race, and to our surprise, all …
Read MoreCan we get your help? Which Trend Report would you like us to publish first? Here, at Eclectic Trends, we work with three Mega Trends: Health/Wellbeing, Nature As A Muse/Sustainability, and Urbanization. I've given a few non-public trend lectures in the past 4 months on the new topics. Now, we will bring the trend research available as digital trend books.Evert report …
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New trend investigations are coming up. Current trend reports are leaving.As announced in our newsletter Wednesday Journal a few weeks back, we are about to upload a new generation of trend reports. They come in a different layout, and we have this time an umbrella collection with three topics belonging to the Macro Trends of Health & Wellbeing, Nature & …
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We are back with another article of our It's Trending series: How To Rock is one of the themes you might want to consider as part of upcoming design aesthetics within Lifestyle Trends 2021/22. Rocks are entering the design scene. There are two reasons why we see an incremented activity and expression: 1// LONGING FOR STABLE VALUES In times of crisis, we seek stability and …
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Architect Vicente Guallart has won the international competition promoted in the new area of Xiong'an, near Beijing, with a project that defines a new standard for residential buildings and a self-sufficient city model in the post-Covid-19 era. The good news is, it can be applied worldwide. "We can no longer continue designing cities and buildings as if nothing had happened. In …
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