A trend is only useful when the second order still looks good Some home décor products look excellent in the first sample. A pear ceramic vase looks charming.A brushed metal mirror frame feels clean and retail-ready.A wall mirror photographs well.The supplier says the packaging is “strong enough”, which is always
A mirror trend is only useful if the finish repeats Mirrors are wonderful products for home décor buyers. They make small rooms look larger.They help hallways feel less miserable.They photograph well.They work in bedrooms, bathrooms, living rooms, rental flats, and boutique projects. Very useful. But mirrors also have one annoying
A trend is not useful if it breaks, changes, or becomes impossible to repeat Some trends look wonderful in the first sample. The anti-fog bathroom mirror works nicely.The wabi sabi ceramic vase feels handmade and calm.The finish looks soft.The packaging looks acceptable.Everyone nods politely, which is usually how German business
A trend is only useful if it survives the reorder Some products look fantastic in the first sample. The arched leg bench has charm.The chrome wall mirror looks fresh and sharp.The oyster plate decor feels coastal, playful, and slightly boutique-hotel in a good way. Then the reorder comes. The bench
Trend is nice. Reorder is nicer. Every buyer enjoys finding a fresh product direction. A new ottoman fabric.A clever medicine cabinet mirror.A ceramic piece with a hand-painted look.A soft neutral glaze that finally does not look like office beige. Wonderful. But for German buyers, the real question is not: “Is
