Living & Sleeping
Sustainable living and sleeping starts with the materials: here you’ll find what bedrooms and living spaces need — from yarn-dyed flannel bedding and rugs to lights with a natural look. Everything is selected according to one principle: durable quality instead of short-lived decoration.
How to recognise long-lasting home and bedroom products
- Natural materials: Textiles and accessories made from natural fibres develop a more beautiful patina and are easier to recycle at the end of their life than blended fabrics.
- Craftsmanship: Yarn-dyed bedding such as the Lech flannel range has its colour woven into the fabric rather than simply printed on — so it withstands many washes.
- Testing for harmful substances: Tested safety matters, especially when it comes to anything that rests against your skin at night.
- Timeless design: Lights and textiles in calm natural tones outlast trends — buy well once instead of replacing things three times.
Our brands: why these in particular
GOOD&MOJO and It's about Romi create the lights in this collection — table, floor, wall and pendant lights such as Iguazu, Kalahari and Marseille, combining warm light with natural finishes. fleuresse complements the range with woven bedding such as the yarn-dyed Lech flannel range — quality textiles for restful nights.
How to approach furnishing your home
Start where you spend most of your time: in bed. Eco bedding and organic duvets make an immediately noticeable difference to your sleep comfort. Next, consider the lighting — sustainable lighting has a greater influence on a room’s atmosphere than any piece of furniture. Rugs warm up the floor, and if you want to explore further, Healthy sleep brings together everything you need for the night.
Which light for which room?
Pendant lights set the tone above a dining table or bed, while floor and table lights create pools of light for reading. Wall lights save floor and surface space in small rooms. This collection includes all four types.
Why flannel bedding?
Flannel is a brushed fabric that traps air and retains warmth — ideal for the colder months. Yarn-dyed fabrics retain their colour even after many washes because the colour is held in the yarn rather than applied to the fabric.
Where should I start if I want to change my home?
Start with the things that touch your skin and that you use every day: bedding and duvets. Then turn your attention to lighting and floor textiles — these are what create a room’s atmosphere.
Updated 08/2026
