We are in the process of having to dispose of many of the furnishing of both my Mum & my Mother-in-law. These were all "quality" built to last, some antiques, mostly 60's & 70's traditional / contemporary. As there's not a single Mid Century Modern item, few buyers & even thrift shops saying "no thanks" sadly most items will not have a 2nd or 3rd life but will end up in landfill.
"Have less, do less, be less"
Unless, of course, you're one of the beautiful Davos people as they fly hundreds of private jets munching on Waygu beef and other exotics.
No flying, no cars, and only 3 new articles of clothing a year. And bugs - and I bet those will get rationed as well.
Enforced rationing will ensure the "be less" bit.
We are in the process of having to dispose of many of the furnishing of both my Mum & my Mother-in-law. These were all "quality" built to last, some antiques, mostly 60's & 70's traditional / contemporary. As there's not a single Mid Century Modern item, few buyers & even thrift shops saying "no thanks" sadly most items will not have a 2nd or 3rd life but will end up in landfill.