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Each year, Milan Design Week gives us a glimpse into the future of interiors — a convergence of innovation, artistry, and craftsmanship that sets the tone for global design. This year’s edition of Salone del Mobile was no exception, presenting thoughtful evolutions of trends we’ve seen bubbling beneath the surface.

Here are some standout trends from Milan Design Week 2025 that captured our attention, along with the stunning pieces from our curated brands that bring these trends to life.

Soft Minimalism: Comfort with Character

Minimalism continues to evolve, moving away from stark, impersonal spaces toward interiors that embrace softness, texture, and gentle forms. This “soft minimalism” trend favors curved silhouettes, cozy materials, and a neutral palette enriched with subtle layers.

A perfect example is the MET Sofa by Il Loft, where its sculptural shape meets inviting upholstery — striking yet supremely livable. Similarly, Talenti, long known for outdoor excellence, made its much-anticipated debut in indoor furniture this year. Their latest living and dining collections seamlessly blend clean lines with tactile richness, offering a fresh take on minimalist design.

Metals: Sculptural and Sensuous

Metallics have taken on a more artistic role in contemporary interiors, moving beyond accents to become bold, sculptural centerpieces. Whether polished to a high gloss or finished in soft, brushed textures, metals bring a sophisticated edge.

The Genesis Suspension Light by Terzani is a breathtaking embodiment of this trend. With its organic, flowing form, Genesis transforms metal into a luminous sculpture — a true fusion of design and artistry that elevates any space.

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The Boom of Sleep: Bedrooms as Personal Retreats

The bedroom is being reimagined as a sanctuary for rest, reflection, and wellness. This year’s exhibitions showcased calming color palettes, floating forms, and multifunctional designs that promote relaxation.

Lago’s Air Bedroom, for instance, introduces the illusion of weightlessness with its suspended design, creating a serene, airy atmosphere. Similarly, the Reflex Bedroom Retreat offers a refined blend of comfort and elegance, with soft textures and harmonious proportions that invite restful moments.

Inspired by Water: Fluid Forms and Serene Tones

Water-inspired design continues to ripple through interiors, with flowing lines, organic shapes, and soothing hues taking center stage. This trend emphasizes a connection to nature and a sense of tranquility.

The Laguna Console by Reflex captures this perfectly, with its fluid silhouette and reflective surfaces echoing the calmness of water. It’s a statement piece that brings both movement and serenity into the home.

Another standout is Enso by Catellani & Smith, a luminous ring of light inspired by the Zen practice of drawing a circle in a single brushstroke. Its simple yet poetic form embodies the stillness and fluidity of water, bringing a meditative glow to any space.

At Sklar Furnishings, we’re excited to bring these Milan-inspired trends into your home. Our curated collections are here to help you create spaces that reflect the latest in global design. Visit our showroom or contact us to explore these trends with our expert team.

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We love to see new trends in furnishing and interior design, and the colors of the year are always a big event. Fresh new hues by the biggest names in paint are always welcome—and a great option for planning any on-trend updates. With that in mind, it’s time to review 2025’s colors of the year!

Pantone: Mocha Mousse

Pantone’s color of 2025 is an intriguing brown they call Mocha Mousse. This comforting and rich hue indicates that earth tones and natural hues are making a comeback, and in terms of being cozy it’s not that different from Pantone’s 2024 color, Fuzzy Peach.

We love the sensorial aspects of this color: it’s peaceful, it’s relaxing, it invites us to be at ease. Mocha Mousse is a great fit for complementary tan and ochre hues, with which it can create an incredibly welcoming, soft, and inviting atmosphere. It can also work to soften stark color schemes by interrupting harder colors.

Soft fabrics, round edges, and less-angular pieces make a great complement for Mocha Mousse. Think round tables, organic forms for lighting and accessories, and curvy inviting seating such as the Peonia.

Sherwin Williams: The Color Capsule

Sherwin Williams chose to celebrate their 15th color of the year with a ‘capsule’ containing 9 color picks. These 9 colors are grounded, natural, well-balanced takes on classics and favorites—the capsule contains a selection of colors sufficient for any gorgeous space and continues the earth-tone, natural color theme started by Pantone.

Of the 9 colors, we found Bosc Pear to be the most enchanting. This luxurious golden brown has a gorgeous look, and makes for an amazing wall paint, accent, or as the color of a large piece of furniture such as the Fastlove Sofa. Bosc Pear has a lightness and dynamism that isn’t always present in earth tones, making it a little more energetic and invigorating.

Benjamin Moore: Cinnamon Slate

For 2025, Benjamin Moore chose Cinnamon Slate—a blend of mauve, maroon, and dark gray; or consider a plum seen at a distance in the dusk. This sumptuous and delightful color is deep, dark, and solid, but not outside the restful, intimate theme of the other color picks for 2025.

With its refined and inviting look, Cinnamon Slate is a great pairing with black and white, creating a pop of energy in a minimalist palette. Soft textures are another solid pairing with this formidable color. Glossy, dark metals such as copper and bronze, or fine glass items are another excellent complement for Cinnamon Slate. For example, a reflective and big piece such as the Caadre mirror on a Cinnamon Slate wall would make a ravishing impression.

A More Peaceful Place

We love the return to earth tones—versatile colors with restful, natural vibes that offer an oasis of calm from the pressures of the outside world. For your home, it’s hard to go wrong with comfy and cozy, especially in more intimate spaces. Being less attention-grabbing, these shades can work well with a wide range of textures and materials, from the more industrial look of glass, metal, and plastic pieces to the more artisanal look of wood, leather, and fabric.

If you want to capture the colors of 2025 to make your space more on trend, more comfortable, or simply more to your liking, we can help you catch the look and style to make your home perfect for you. When you’re ready to reinvigorate your space, give us a visit at the showroom or start your search right here.

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4 Trends from Salone del Mobile 2024

This past April we attended the Salone del Mobile 2024. It was a great opportunity to see what charming, unforgettable designs were making waves in Italy. As admirers of contemporary design, this event is our big chance to see what our favorite designers and brands are doing—a source of insight and inspiration that helps us stay sharp.

There was an abundance of new and interesting uses of materials, unique hues, and a wealth of experimental textures wherever we looked. Salone is always fresh and innovative, but this year it seemed like a feast for the senses. We explored as much as we possibly could and identified 4 major trends that we expect will be leading the furnishings world in the coming months.

Cool New Colors

Color trends are a chance to see the return of some old favorites or new spins on classics. This year was no exception with the five most pronounced colors at the show being burgundy, turquoise, cream, toffee, and green. Zanotta and Moroso, two trendsetting firms, were showing many pieces with pastel tones, suggesting that pastels are poised for a comeback. Finally, we saw a lot of funky pieces done in green, suggesting yet another trending color.

Out of the bunch, we like burgundy the best. It’s a versatile hue of red that’s subdued enough to work as an accent in a minimalist space, but lively enough to work as a supporting complementary color in more dynamic spaces. Our favorite burgundy piece at the show may well have been the Tau 40 Murano Glass Table, just a gorgeous little table with great color.

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Tactile Textures

Designers are getting interesting results pursuing sensorial designs that use materials and textures that invite touch. We saw a lot of unexpected designs along these lines, from well-known classics to entirely new designs that are destined to become classics in their own right.

Moroso’s ‘Bouquet’ chair is the standout for us. It’s an amazing design piece and so bold it stopped us in our tracks. It features an uncomplicated metal base topped by a seat and frame covered in burgundy leaves made of folded fabric sheets. Zieta Studio was exhibiting an inflated stainless steel stool that looked really interesting as well, almost like a mylar balloon standing on the ground.

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Marvelous Materials

We saw a lot of exploration in how materials were used and combined. We also saw materials being distorted from their natural state or juxtaposed, and the unique effects and looks which come from that. We saw lots of metals and many glass pieces with bubbly, uneven, sometimes wobbly surfaces. Finally, we saw a lot of dense, thick, colorful fabrics that take bouclé as inspiration and run with it.

Shake Design’s freeform marble table with a glass insert is a great example. This coffee table just stunned us—it’s an evocative, gorgeous and moody piece that brings together two different materials very effectively, proving just how potent of a technique it can be.

Sustainable Design

Year after year, we’re seeing continued investment in sustainable designs and reclaimed materials. Recycling was a big theme this year, with exhibitors talking about their aluminum pieces as the best example of an easy-to-recycle metal. The growing problem of plastic waste was addressed by many designers as well.

So it’s fitting that our favorite sustainable design was a set of outdoor furniture from Magis, made with recycled plastic. These standouts featured bursts of color, paired with playful forms and a smooth, delightfully fun design.

With new textures, forms, and materials come new styles to transform and improve our spaces. At Sklar Furnishings, we are dedicated to bringing you the finest in contemporary design. Visit our showroom and discover our carefully curated collection that reflects the latest trends and the most innovative and stylish pieces.

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High Point Market: Fall 2021 Review

High Point Fall Market 2021 was blessed with warm weather and sunny skies—pair that with lots of new products and vendors, reps, designers, and retailers alike grateful for some true “FaceTime”, and you have a success story.

Small Crowds, Big Offerings

Naturally, numbers were low and many of the Canadian and European manufacturers were missing—however, the showrooms were populated with their representatives and a considerable amount of new furniture.

Sklar Furnishings committed to some wonderful new offerings which will be exciting to place in the showroom.

Trendspotting

It is always fun to shop at any market and by the end of each day we challenge ourselves to come up with trends that may have emerged. This year was exceptionally easy. Here is what our buying team came up with.

Trend One: Softer Shapes

Soft rounded shapes with a few hard corners. This seems to be a throwback to the ’50s and is expressed by gorgeous pieces like the Blake Sofa and Julep Sofa. We feel some of this is coming from people wanting to be comfortable at home and some a return to the past.

Trend Two: Softer Fabric

Right in the same ballpark were comforted fabrics like feathers, fake fur, and boucle. Almost every vendor has their version of boucle in all kinds of different colors. Boucle looks especially good on these rounded shapes, and since it tailors beautifully is a perfect choice. Just check out the texture on the unforgettable Marabù Armchair.

Trend Three: Light it Up

Lighting was featured and many of the soft goods and case goods vendors had dipped their toe in the water by introducing some lighting. We found it whimsical and fun!

The Half Moon Mirror is an artful accessory that obscures part of its mirror face with leather elements or etched glass touches. In groups, these create a cohesive effect, and used singly they’re an eye-catching element.

Trend Four: Fall Colors

As far as colors go, as always there were all the tones of grey but with a nod to the Europeans from Milan a couple of years ago. The earth tones are showing up—beiges, orange and green. Blue is a constant—everything from the deepest navy to the softest turquoise. The Kailua Bed epitomizes the restful color tones we saw at High Point Market.

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The Colors of 2021

This year’s colors are about to become last year’s colors, and the new palette choices are packed with stylish potential. Given the events of 2020, we expected more comforting colors than challenging ones, and our expectations have certainly been met. From metallic hues to blissful blues, there’s plenty to unpack!

Sherwin Williams: Urbane Bronze

Subtle and sleek, Urbane Bronze exudes a neutral, calm energy while also establishing a certain simple coziness. Sherwin Williams chose Urbane Bronze due to its ability to create a tranquil atmosphere and its nature-inspired energy. We see that working very well in spaces like the dining room.

From Cattelan Italia, the striking metallic forms of the Marathon Dining Table and angular Kayak Buffet are perfect complements. The Speedform Chandelier or Segno Dining Table from Reflex are perfect to add a dash of well-coordinated copper to the dining space.

The grand Splendor Dining Table is another excellent option, with its imposing form and deep colors offset by reflective brass pillars. Finally, the Nuevo Oblo Dining Table features a fluid rounded walnut tabletop on a dramatic bronze pedestal.

Benjamin Moore: Aegean Teal

The Mary Accent Chair combines three tones in leather and fabric with plenty of comfort and an avant-garde design, three bands of neutral color make this chair an enchanting pairing with Aegean Teal, and a delightful piece in its own right. The Grove Swivel Chair’s cozy, curved form makes an inspired complement as well as a nice seat for relaxing. The New York Sectional’s wavy quilted patterns, minimalist design, and inviting presence really enhances the welcoming spirit of Aegean Teal.

New Year, New Palette

Soothing, simple, serene seem to be the main guiding lights in the colors of the year for 2021. It’s no surprise that the home has been brought back into focus as the core of our world, which is why calming colors are making a big comeback. After all, who doesn’t want their home to be as restful as possible?

Pantone’s color of 2021 is still unreleased at the time of writing, but we’re betting it’s going to follow the overall trend of soothing, subtle, and serene colors. Hues that nourish our sense of peace at home are great choices in a time of stress and uncertainty.

If the colors of 2021 have you thinking about refreshing your style, browse our selection online for pieces, or book a consultation to see what we can do for your space.

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Superbly Sustainable Wood Furnishings

By Sklar Furnishings

Markets, Innovations & Forecast

July 15, 2020

Wood furnishings are sustainable and environmentally friendly when they’re made from ethically-sourced wood. Ethically and sustainably harvested lumber is fair to the environment and those living nearby: this is why we take care to offer products made with it. All style, no harm.

You may be wondering how to best use wooden pieces in your home. Great places to employ wood furnishings include the den and dining room, and other areas where a little elegance can go a long way.

Color-wise, darker woods create a richness and polish that’s second to none, creating a striking elegance. Lighter woods can be used to create contrast without being too stark, and also play nicely off light.

Wood’s versatility is evident even in a small sample of our offerings:

Wonderful Wood Furnishings

Table 883 Wood demonstrates how a time-honored material like wood needs not be old-fashioned in execution. With a round base and round tabletop in understated yet sumptuous ash, it can easily reinvigorate any dining room.

The Segno Sofa is another example of how wood can be used in strikingly modern designs. Placing the sofa seats on top of a curved wooden platform creates an unexpected dynamic that’s a little classic and a little casual.

Wood elevates the Hans Recliner, pairing perfectly with rich leather upholstery for a timeless look. As comfortable as it is beautiful, this chair embodies the mid 20th century Modern style with an easy elegance.

The Dumbo Stool presents an elegant, well-crafted, and stylish wood frame. Whether the wood is stained dark or light, this stool is perfectly balanced and enduringly stylish.

Wood isn’t only ideal for furniture and frames—it has a long history in window shutters. The NewStyle Hybrid Shutters take the character of a classic wood design and combine it with modern materials for extra durability.

Sustainably Stylish

Wood is a marvellous material that can elevate a simple design or add character to a complex design. When it’s harvested and used in a sustainable way, wood is one of the most ethical materials.

Keeping wood surfaces brilliant isn’t difficult. Regular dusting and wiping with a damp soft cloth will keep wood surfaces looking their best. You may need to wax and re-oil when the lustre begins to dim, but that shouldn’t be too often.

At Sklar we do our utmost to ensure all the wood furnishings we have are sustainably sourced. It’s a point of pride and one of the ways in which we do our part for the earth. Also, for each wood piece we sell, we donate one tree to the National Forest Foundation.

Feel free to browse our full selection of wood furnishings online, take a virtual tour of our showroom, or come visit us in person!

Doing Sklar’s Part for Earth

By Sklar Furnishings

Markets, Innovations & Forecast

April 22, 2020

Earth Day 2020 is particularly interesting—the weather has been wilder, and we are facing a viral pandemic, our showroom is closed, and we can’t celebrate like we’re used to. Nevertheless, we take pride in our commitment to the environment, and doing the right thing for the planet. After all, we all have to do our part.

Way back in 2002, we decided to pursue a sustainable future. We’ve taken many steps to eliminate waste, reduce our consumption of resources, lower our carbon footprint, recycle whenever possible, and support important initiatives. The future belongs to everyone, so it’s everyone’s job to ensure a clean and healthy future—even purveyors of gorgeous design!

Sklar’s Initiatives

We’ve taken many steps to make sure we’re doing everything we can to reuse, reduce, recycle, and repurpose. We started with our showroom lighting—by using only LED bulbs we have significantly reduced electricity usage. At the end of each day, all interior lighting and tech is shut down.

We also replaced all trash receptacles in the showroom and offices with recycling bins so we could recycle as much paper and plastic as possible. We can’t get curbside recycling pickup, so we pay extra for collection of corrugated cardboard for recycling.

We have a responsible wood sourcing policy that ensures we don’t offer products containing wood harvested illegally or in contradiction to human, civil, or traditional rights. We prioritize Forest Stewardship Council certified products. Plus, we check with all our vendors to stay informed on their policies and how they manufacture their pieces.

Our Green Committee is constantly seeking new ways for us to be more efficient and sustainable. They also educate staff about where to donate their unwanted items and how they can contribute to a brighter, greener future.

Key Partnerships

We are partnered with the National Forest Foundation, and for each piece of wood furniture we sell, we donate a tree to one of Florida’s four natural forests. So far, that’s over 5000 trees—and we look forward to the next 5000! We’re also partnered with the National Wildlife Federation to support their work protecting wild spaces and animals.

We are part of the Sustainable Furnishings Council, which emphasizes stewardship of resources and responsible manufacturing, and finally we are also partnered with Habitat to ensure no unsold furniture goes unused!

Good Design, Great Purpose

We take doing our part seriously whether it’s the work we deliver in a design project, the quality of products we offer, or the ecological initiatives we support and act on. Good design doesn’t have to spoil, pollute, or damage the planet or vulnerable populations who rely on it for their sustenance. After all, ultimately we all rely on Earth for our sustenance.

Sustainability is not always easy. Sometimes it means going through more trouble, changing familiar habits, investigating things that may make us uncomfortable, or ultimately paying a higher price. In the end, we believe all these things are worth it.

New Year New Colors!

By Sklar Furnishings

Markets, Innovations & Forecast

January 7, 2020

Happy New Year! With the year just getting started, it’s a good time to look at the refreshing new colors for 2020 and how best to express them in your space! Pantone, Benjamin Moore and Sherwin Williams have released their colors of the year, and we love what we see!

Pantone: Classic Blue

Pantone selected Classic Blue. It is a color that anticipates what’s going to happen next. Classic Blue is reminiscent of the shade of blue of the sky at dusk.

We feature Classic Blue throughout our showroom in many different ways.  LondonArt wallpaper offers a wide variety of blues that can either harmonize or play off Classic Blue for some stunning and gorgeous effects.

The Segno Sofa is a perfect and graceful match as well, establishing a comfortable focus in a living room while offering color options that blend harmoniously or allow for playful offsets.

We can’t resist adding the Cloud Comfort Air chair, a true modern classic with clean and functional design. In the blue color option, it is a perfect expression of peaceful reflection.

Benjamin Moore: First Light

Benjamin Moore decided on First Light, which is a reflection of the rosy emergence of dawn, a hopeful and serene shade of pink that makes an excellent alternative to beige or white—just as subtle but with a blossomy energy. This exquisite color is exemplified through elegant and unique art pieces such as the Monu Rose Rug from Linie Designs and Badash Crystal’s Murano Style Glass Pink Flamingo, that would stand out in any contemporary setting.

As First Light is a restful and invigorating color, the Kenobi King Bed is a perfect match in many ways. First, who doesn’t want to wake up to a relaxing and pleasant shade of pink? Second: in its earth tone option, this stunning bed blends perfectly with the rosy hue of First Light.

Sherwin Williams: Naval

Sherwin Williams picked the color Naval—a solid and deep shade of blue with a pensive effect on its surroundings. Strength is key with Naval, as it is a timeless and dependable blue that offers plenty of flexibility in how you use it.

We think the Oscar Chair is a perfect match in any of the three colors highlighted on the page. With a solid, streamlined form that perfectly complements the formidable shade of Naval blue, this chair epitomizes timelessness and dependability.

Color Your 2020

It’s good to see a return to more subtle and impassive colors, because they offer plenty of opportunity to build a serene and calm space; or to add bold furniture, accessories, and touches that really pop and change the mood. We also like that the colors of the year are very restrained and classic—there’s nothing like a peaceful space that helps you set out on a new decade with a sense of calmness and focus.

Like what you see? Come by our showroom in Boca Raton to see it in person, or visit our website to drink in all the delightful design we have on offer!

A Look Into Our Sustainable Future

By Sklar Furnishings

Markets, Innovations & Forecast

July 12, 2019

Sustainability is an integral part of Sklar Furnishings. This is evident in our showroom and also with the vendors from which we source our products. If we impart the importance of the environment in positive ways both internally and with those we work with; we’ll have a better chance at affecting change. Transparency in our actions is key to this change and below; you will see our goal for the next 6 months and the actions we will take to make this possible.

Sklar Sustainability Goal: To decrease our GHG (Greenhouse Gas) by 10% over the next 6 months.

Actions to Achieve Goal

  1. The Green Team All staff on our showroom floor is encouraged to recycle when possible. Moving forward, we would like to construct a ‘Green Team’ to ensure we are making strides for a recyclable friendly workplace. The ‘Green Team’ would also be educated on best practices and help others become more environmentally savvy. Car pooling will also be encouraged along with all appliances being switched off at the end of the day.
  2. LED Lighting / Air Conditioning A number of years ago we replaced all incandescent light bulbs in our showroom with new energy efficient LED bulbs. Moving forward, we plan to monitor the number of KW we use each month compared to last year. This will be made possible as Florida Power and Light highlights the usage on each bill. The goal here is to reduce our usage year-on-year. With our tinted showroom windows, we also plan to reduce our air conditioning usage.
  3. Reuse Products Old fabric, drapery and wallpaper samples are often given to schools, churches and Design institutes so they can be reused. Again, we have so many materials left over in our showroom, the goal is to give more back to our community and let less materials go to waste.
  4. Increase use of old paper All staff are encouraged to reuse old paper as scrap and in some cases, as office printing paper. With the help of our ‘Green Team’, the objective is to make this compulsory for all employees.
  5. Tree Program In previous sustainable blog posts, we mention our tree initiative (donate a tree for every wood-based product we sell). This is something we are truly passionate about and continue to monitor. At present, we donate an average of 250 trees per month. Our goal is to increase this number to 300 in the near future.
  6. Sustainable Vendors During our Saturday sales meetings, we reach out to our vendors about their sustainable practices. It is great to hear what our partners are doing to create a sustainable future and often, we will take their ideas and put them into practice in our showroom. It also shows our vendors that we care about the environment and prefer to source partners who care too. One trend that has started to surface is the use of water based varnishes and dying for leather. The general public are asking for this and it is now something we always enquire about with our vendors.
  7. Donate Unused Products At Sklar, we currently donate unused products to Habitat. For example, mattresses used in our bedroom sets on the showroom floor would get donated and products that have cosmetic damages but still function. We believe we can do more and moving forward, we would like to increase our donations.
  8. Sustainable Furnishings Council Through our affiliation with the Sustainable Furnishings Council, our services are continually being analysed and graded. It is our goal to constantly surpass the targets set by the SFC and become an industry leader in sustainability.

The Importance of Sustainability for Sklar

By Sklar Furnishings

Markets, Innovations & Forecast

June 26, 2019

Since inception in 2002, sustainability has been at the core of Sklar Furnishing’s principles. In a time where consumers are becoming savvy and more socially aware about the consequences of their purchasing habits, the responsibility lies with businesses like ours to provide ethical products.  This mega-trend is here to stay and crucial to the future of Sklar Furnishings both economically and environmentally.

At Sklar, we have ensured that the strategy of the company and our sustainability efforts are proactive and aligned. At various touch points throughout our business operations; we have showcased our commitment to a sustainable future. 

  • Sklar continually seek ways to reduce energy consumption on our showroom floor. We have replaced all light bulbs with LED lighting, while also ensuring all lights and technical equipment are turned off at the end of each day. Recycling bins have been added to our showroom and offices, putting a further emphasis on customers and staff to recycle paper and plastic.
  • Our business manages primary materials and services in a more sustainable direction. Efforts are now in place to affiliate with furniture vendors and companies who manufacture furniture in a sustainable way. When acquiring new vendors, we always investigate on how the furniture is made and what materials it contains, while also abiding by SFC’s (Sustainable Furnishings Council) guidelines on the “What’s it made of?” initiative. 
  • Most recently, we have started to educate and promote the promise of sustainability with our new ‘Green Committee’. This group was assembled to generate new ideas and ways to conserve energy and resources. 
  • Sklar provide all kinds of info for staff regarding places to donate personal items. As well as being partners with Habitat, we also donate products we can’t sell in the showroom and people reuse them. Nothing goes to waste!

At Sklar Furnishings, we are also committed to the responsible use of forest resources, including the wood used in our furniture. Therefore, we work with our suppliers on an ongoing basis to eliminate wood from improper sources and to increase the amount of responsible wood (wood from certified and recycled/reclaimed sources) procured over time. Made from reclaimed wood, the Sorrento Buffet embodies today’s mixed modern eclectic look while also being ultra eco-friendly.

Another of our super-stylish and environmentally friendly vendors is Huppe. With pieces such as The Connection Dining table and The Linea Bedroom Collection, this Canadian made furniture has a carbon footprint close to zero.

In essence, we believe the sustainable practices channelled throughout our business operations will result in a greater chance of long-term success. Sklar will be less dependent on natural resources and have more ways to deal with rising costs due to climate change. Becoming an industry leader in sustainability may also encourage similar businesses and vendors to follow suit, all leading to a prosperous future for generations to come.  

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