So the new Trend Report CEREMONY 2020/21 launches today. It's been almost one year observing how the market has shifted, asking for a more meaningful design that helps to achieve inner reflection and nurtures self-care. Is this for me? Do you feel you'd like to become a partner to your client rather than being seen as a seller only? But you are …
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Today we are thrilled to share the big news we have been working on for a long while. A new digital Trend Report is about to hit our digital library very soon. The new study covers a holistic approach to the well-being of individuals, reflected in product design and unique services inside and outside our home. CEREMONY has been on our …
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After nine month of thoroughly researching, we are happy to announce we are back to offering trend reports and that REGENERATION - Our Trend Book No.1 is published. In this digital report we talk sustainability' from a point of view of restoring, recreating and regenerating and invite everybody to reflect on how to embrace getting greener by supporting causes and designers through …
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During the years, I have explained many times to my audiences and clients 7 reasons a Trend Book can help their business grow. But I actually have never written about it on Eclectic Trends. We shared last week our new direction of how we are going to publish trend reports from now on. There are many reasons why we have adopted this …
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After much planning and researching, I am very happy to announce, we are back to publishing Trend Books and hopefully, give you the opportunity too, to access to what we believe is worth to share and know. And this time, we do it the BIG way. But let me explain step by step. 1// What we are not doing anymore I have decided not to …
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The much expected 5 Heimtextil Trends for 2019/2020 have recently been published. With “Toward Utopia”, the global renown textile fair Heimtextil is setting the course for the new trend season that was presented in September by the brilliant London-based studio FranklinTill (we are big fans over here). In addition to the British trend team, trend researchers from the Stijlinstituut Amsterdam and SPOTT Trends & …
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