11/13/2013 by Joan Waddell 1 Comment

My Trend Report – More Top Picks!

It was like a game of HIDE AND SEEK…

finding the best examples of the hottest trends

from High Point Market!

Not an easy task considering that it’s

the largest home furnishings market IN THE WORLD

and covers 10 million square feet, with over 180 buildings!

Obviously, I’ve narrowed the field over the years,

returning to favorite showrooms.

But I’ve also made a point of seeking out NEW sources each time I’m there

so that I have the freshest options to choose from when working on a project.

It was so much fun discovering the "real life" versions of

the trends I talked about before going to Market!

I’ve already shared three of these trends with you since returning from my trip

PURPLE POPULATION

DETAILS, DETAILS

and

ORIGAMI EFFECT

Check it out http://blog.jwaddellinteriors.com/2013/11/my-trend-report-fresh-from-high-point.html

But I can’t forget the other three that I was scouting,

especially the last one…

*NUDES*

Bernhardt

All varieties of neutrals cropped up, from painted finishes to textural fabrics and blonde floors.
Even the mirror glass added to the "ethereal" look!

Century

I was immediately drawn to this chest…
the combination of the creamy finish and bronze hardware
gives it an updated Asian feel.

*NATURAL GEOMETRY*

Celerie Kemble for Henredon

Well this was my "GASP" moment at Market!
I can’t tell you how gorgeous this gallery was by Celerie Kemble.
And to my delight, when I walked around the corner – there it was…
THE HONEYCOMB ETEGERE
She translated this trend in the most creative way.
The red interior makes the geometric patterned bookshelves pop!
Brilliant.

Lillian August for Hickory White

Another one of my favorites, Lillian August caught the
GEO FEVER.
This time it was overscaled on the floor.

*FOLLOWING THE FOX*

William Yoeward for Jonathan Charles

Meeting William Yoeward was a treat in itself.
But hearing the story behind his "Fox" theme was even better!
(but that’s for another day).
The carved detail on this console was remarkable.
Evidently, Mr. Yoeward challenged even the most patient
furniture makers at Jonathan Charles with his insistence on perfection.
But look at the results!

William Yoeward for Jonathan Charles console detail

Chelsea House

As I predicted, the Fox is creeping in to the mainstream.
A little bit here, a little bit there…
In small doses at the moment, but watch for a big surge in the coming months.

Until next time…

"EMBRACE THE JOYS OF GOOD DESIGN!"

Comments

09/15/2022 by Stotolicy

Most current. <a href=https://clomida.com/>what is in clomid</a>

My Trend Report – More Top Picks!

"EMBRACE THE JOYS OF GOOD DESIGN!"

Comments

Leave a comment