Founder @Luma Spaceย โขย 7m
India generates over 1 million tonnes of textile waste every year. โ A big part of it comes from home furnishings. (Source: Ministry of Textiles) Unlike clothes, rugs rarely get reused. They're bulky. They're forgotten. โ And most quietly end up in landfills. But what if rugs didn't have to die in storage or dumps? At Luma Space, we asked: Can a rug have a second life? Can sustainability be a default not a luxury? That's why we quietly launched India's First Rug Exchange Program How it works: โ You send us your old rug (t&c applied). โ We recycle, repurpose, or upcycle it. โ You get flat 20% off on a new, handcrafted one. No waste. No guilt. Just a better way to decorate, consciously. This isn't just a discount. It's designed with responsibility. It's about rethinking what we throw away and what that says about us. If you're building a conscious home, team, or brand this is your kind of story.
Founder @Luma Spaceย โขย 7m
Weโre testing a new feature real-time AR visualization for luxury rugs. See how a rug looks in your space before you buy. Try it out and share your feedback. Weโd love to hear from you! Check this out: https://lumaspace.in/product-category/luxury-
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Strategic Vision. Me...ย โขย 1m
What if waste wasnโt waste at all? โป๏ธ What if it was fuel for ideas? ๐ฅ These moments capture how sustainability + design thinking = impactful innovation. Every reused piece tells a story, every recycled material reveals opportunity. Itโs not just d
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Suratโs trash could be Indiaโs next fashion trend ๐โป๏ธโ What if scrap fabric becomes the next big thing in streetwear? Surat generates tons of textile waste daily. What if we turn scrap into trendy streetwear or home decor? A zero-waste brand Made i
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