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In my definition, living goods are well-designed, delicate but not necessarily
ReplyDeleteexpensive goods which are used in daily lives. The reason why I want to discuss the topic is that I would want to understand how North Europeans apply their creativity to their daily living goods.
There are several international famous brands of living goods in Taiwan now such as “MUJI” and “Working House”. Therefore , I would like to find out if North Europe countries have the kinds of similar products.