This month we have a very special guest on our blog: Wana Limar, a presenter, video creator, DJ and member of Visions for Children e.V.
Wana came across us while searching for a sustainable bed and a natural mattress. After visiting our showroom, Wana chose our Lade Bett and Koje Matratze.
We were happy to interview Wana about her purchase decision and her views on sustainability. By the way, a few great pictures were taken during the joint action.
I think it's really important that everyone contributes to society, in whatever way and to whatever extent. It doesn't have to mean directly becoming a member of a political party; it starts with everyday interpersonal relationships and how you treat the people around you.
I am very sensitive when it comes to lighting and light conditions in general. To feel really comfortable, I absolutely need bright rooms with light-colored, friendly furnishings. It should be cozy, with a comfortable sofa, plants, candles, and pictures. I'm not a minimalist, but I don't like cluttered, chaotic rooms either. That makes me totally restless.
I came across ekomia through the Avocado store while looking for new furniture.
I found the design to be very functional, minimalist, and timeless. In addition, I was convinced by the fact that ekomia produces sustainably and works with sustainable materials.
The bed Lade appeals to me visually because the wood is very nice and light and the shape is clear. It is also functional because it offers a lot of storage space. It is important to me that space in the apartment is used optimally and I think it is wasted if you can't store anything under the bed.
I took a small risk because I had never had an ekomia bed before. I had tried out a bed in the showroom, but you never really know how you will sleep in it. First and foremost, I bought the bed for sustainability reasons, so it would have been fine with me if I had to compromise on comfort. But I am totally happy with how comfortable both the mattress and the bed frame are and how well I sleep in them! So the bed was not only worth it from an ecological and sustainable point of view, but it is also super cozy!
