Lockdown put home (and furniture) back in the center of life

This newfound centrality of the domestic sphere will probably lead many to want to invest in improving their living spaces.

Being forced to stay at home for weeks on end on account of the lockdown imposed by the Covid-19 health emergency has driven many of us to find unconventional ways to connect with colleagues, friends, school and family. Many of us have spent this time in our own homes trying to get used to the radical change in lifestyle that the virus has brought with it. The home has returned to being seen as a cosy nest that protects from what lies outside even by those who previously spent little time indoors. Now that we have begun to think about an end to the crisis and what the world will be like afterwards, let us look with confidence at this newfound centrality of the domestic sphere that will probably lead many to want to invest in improving their living spaces.


 

 
 
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