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European home renovation and sustainability trends

Overview

European markets are experiencing a shift toward sustainable home improvement and renovation practices. In Sweden, there is a growing interest in DIY projects and the secondhand furniture market, driven by sustainability concerns. A survey indicates that 75 percent of Swedes believe at least one room in their home requires renovation, with bathrooms and kitchens being the most common areas targeted due to wear and tear.

Similarly, the German home improvement market has seen increased demand for wall cladding and sustainable materials, such as recycled PET, bamboo, and mineral composites. This trend is influenced by rising energy costs and the aesthetic demands of remote work. In the luxury sector, there is an emphasis on preserving existing materials by refurbishing floors and tiles rather than performing complete removals.

Entities

Unilin Northern Europe · Pergo · Germany · SIFO · Sahar Essmann

Timeline

  1. [BUSINESS] 3 sources
    Interior design trends and sustainable renovation in Germany

    Germany's home improvement sector is seeing a rise in wall cladding sales and a shift toward sustainable renovation practices that prioritize refurbishing existing materials.

  2. [CULTURE] 3 sources
    Sweden sees rise in DIY trends and home renovation needs

    A Sifo survey shows 75% of Swedes feel their homes need renovation, driven by wear and tear. Meanwhile, a DIY trend is rising as people refurbish secondhand furniture to promote sustainability.

Sources

dhb-netzwerk-haushalt.de · e-newschannel.de · exklusiv-muenchen.de