Fall/Winter 2025 marks a cultural shift: ethical design is no longer an alternative, but a new standard. In a world searching for meaning, interior design is aligned with the values of sustainability, transparency, and ecological awareness. Furniture is no longer just beautiful: it must also be good—for the planet and for humans.
Recycled materials are taking pride of place: repurposed wood, reclaimed metals, upcycled textiles. Local artisans are returning to the forefront, driven by a collective desire to consume less, but better. Handmade decorative objects, 3D-printed lighting fixtures made from crushed oyster shells, and armchairs made from marine waste are becoming the season's key pieces.
This responsible luxury is adorned with a refined aesthetic, yet rich in meaning, and redefines our relationship with the home: each object tells a story of know-how, respect, and sustainable innovation.
