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Forecasts and visions on living, storage and lifestyle

Would you like to know more about trends in the way people store cloths and things at home? Or how people’s need for storage changes with time? At Studio Elfa, architects, trend analysts, interior designers, fashion journalists and ethnologists give their side of the story.

In March this year some 1000 Swedes were asked about their habits and attitudes to storage and orderliness, and how these matters impact their well-being. At Studio Elfa, an apolitical think-tank, we bring us to a deeper understanding of the respondents’ answers. 

Studio Elfa is a group of renown experts in architecture, fashion, interior design, trend analysis, ethnology, and the real estate industry, who discuss and share views on the study and on storage in general. These experts’ forecasts and visions about the future of living, historical and economic perspectives on storage solutions and the impact of climate change on our consumption behaviour and lifestyle, are now gathered in a booklet. 

Enjoy the read.

It’s a deal! - Reflections on gut feelings and practicality in everyday life, by Caroline Stark, Real estate broker

Storage today and tomorrow - Reflections on needs and challenges over time, by Anders Larsson, Architect

The Accommodation of Tomorrow - Reflections on new constellations and communities, by Jörgen Ramnelöv, Trend forecaster

A peaceful and harmonious home - Reflections on how to decorate for well-being, by Jannice Wistrand, certified interior designer and Feng Shui consultant

Our future wardrobe - Reflections on fashion trends and consumption, by Nina Campioni, fashion journalist

From chest to walk-in-closet - Reflections on a bygone era and the home of clothes, by Ella Johansson, professor in European Ethnology

Read and download the experts' insights

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