IKEA is further pushing its eco-initiatives with the ‘GUNRID’ curtain, which has been designed using a textile to reduce air pollutants and enable people to purify the air in their homes. As air quality worsens in big cities, people are seeking everyday solutions to enhance their domestic atmosphere.

London is encouraging people to use alternative and more sustainable forms of transport on its biggest car-free day. As people worry about air pollution and the impact that it has on their health, they expect cities and governing bodies to make changes for the better.

Clean air is becoming scarcer as cities densify; over 80% of urbanites are exposed to air quality levels in excess of WHO limits. With city-dwellers worldwide seeking protection from particulates, face masks have become a common sight – and Airinum is adding a touch of style to this accessory.

As people wake up to the impact of their everyday decisions on the environment, they’re looking for alternative ways to enjoy their favourite leisure pursuits. It’s why many Europeans are embracing ‘slow travel’, swapping instant gratification for eco-friendly and experience-led trips on trains.