I suppose that people whom have other views and plans on a location without the intentions of living in it, who would rather regard it as an investment or a great purchase are the perfect candidates for purchasing a home that is on the market and not seeing it , it could also be just a fixer upper to be resold at a higher price after all the work is done or a money pit that could also turn into a great loss and a very bad investment . If the price and money are there why not ,a lot good deals are offered out there why not in a home ....to do this we must have trust in others a 110% .

I've never seen them in Germany, but I've definitely come across them in the USA. I'd be extremely curious to know what some of these would smell like, particularly "carnivore". Also, bacon sounds good in theory, but I'm not so sure about the practicalities. Bacon smell is kind of elusive to imitate, no? As in, you can't really copy the real thing (mhmm bacon)

I think readers need more information about what they look like and the likely price point. I suspect that if you produce a product that is the quality of a designer brand in a department store you will be able to charge 30% less than them (they can charge more as they are associated with the reputation of the store, have significant advertising to make their brand desirable, and are trusted to have future stock should something need replacing)

I see no issue in buying an ex-display piece. The green colour looks much better in the photo than I was expecting! I also see no issue with having 2x sofas in the same style but different colours. I’d go with the second sofa in a pale grey. I’d then get neutral scatter cushions to sit on both sofas and bring in some plants to complement the green. Couple of images showing two different colour sofas works fine...