All Sleep & Living
Sleeping and living with natural materials: this collection brings together bedding, rugs, lighting and home accessories that make your home feel more natural, room by room — from the bedroom to the living room. A broad selection, chosen for its materials, craftsmanship and durability.
What makes an eco-conscious home
Three things make the difference. First, the materials: certified wood, natural fibres such as jute and cotton, and recycled fabrics are sourced in ways that conserve resources and release fewer pollutants into the indoor air. Second, energy: efficient LED lighting reduces consumption, costs and emissions. Third, durability: choosing furniture and textiles that last for many years saves more resources than any short-lived trend purchase.
Our brands: why we chose them
fleuresse represents woven bed linen in this collection — the yarn-dyed flannel Lech series is one of the bestsellers. The lights from GOOD&MOJO and It's about Romi bring warm light with a natural material look to living rooms and bedrooms — as table, floor, wall or pendant lights for every corner of your home.
From the living room to the bedroom
In the living room, rugs made from natural fibres and seat cushions and poufs add warmth and texture, while candles create a calm atmosphere in the evening. For the bedroom, all bedding brings together bed linen, blankets and pillows. This way, your home becomes more natural step by step — without having to replace everything at once.
What makes a living room eco-conscious?
It starts with choosing materials carefully: furniture made from certified wood, textiles made from natural fibres and accessories free from harmful chemicals. Add energy-efficient lighting and plants that improve the indoor climate. An eco-conscious living room combines design and responsibility without asking you to compromise on style.
Do natural materials improve the indoor climate?
Yes. Jute rugs and cotton blankets release significantly fewer volatile organic compounds than many synthetic alternatives. This makes for more pleasant indoor air and can often benefit allergy sufferers too.
Are sustainable home products more expensive?
Sometimes they are more expensive initially — but usually not when considered over their lifetime. A well-made natural-fibre rug or yarn-dyed bed linen outlasts several cheaper alternatives and needs replacing far less often.
Updated 08/2026
