My Home - Modern Furniture

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Publish Date: 2006-03-01
Features: In my memory, March should be a month with light rain, drizzling like pearls that have broken their strings. But the sky today is overcast, and what falls is nothing but dust. I don’t know when it started, but I’ve grown to enjoy disaster movies because the optimism that emerges in the face of disaster is truly meaningful optimism. I’ve watched Tornado, The Day After Tomorrow, but none of them compare to the sense of urgency given by the sandstorms shown on TV—dark and gloomy, with yellow sand and stinking earth. Whenever a sandstorm hits, people instinctively think about environmental protection. Deforestation is one of the major reasons for land desertification, which in turn causes sandstorms. In the home improvement industry, the extensive use of wood is obvious, but improper use leads to excessive consumption. Therefore, how to use wood reasonably and develop eco-friendly building materials to create equally stylish home lives is a question that every person concerned about the living environment and home life in all walks of life should consider. That’s why in this issue’s "Featured Theme" column, we will introduce the situation of this year’s MAISONOBJET Paris Decor Fair, along with some new eco-friendly home decor materials. We hope it will inspire everyone.