Jackie von Tobel, shown signing one of her whimsical creations at Left Bank Art during Atlanta Winter Market, said, “Pink is always in style.” The statement was in response to our comment that we were seeing so many shades of the color, some pale and pretty; others dusky hues of deep rose (and everything in
There is something particularly powerful about pairing black and white. It’s as if a sophisticated drama takes hold of the atmosphere when the combination is used, which is evidenced by the above room designed by Sanchez + Coleman and photographed by Ken Hayden. One of the most forceful ways to introduce the duality into a
Our CEO will be moderating “A Grand Tour of Textiles: Past, Present and Future,” a panel discussion during Dallas Design Week at the Dallas Market Center, which will take place on Friday, June 22, at 2 p.m. If you are planning to be at Market, we hope you’ll stop by because the panelists will be
We’ve been coming across such a deluge of fascinating shades of dark blue, we thought we’d collect some of our favorite home décor products from the past six months to illustrate how navy is trending globally. We’ve tapped rich examples from Heimtextil, Maison et Objet, Paris Déco-Off, High Point Market, Salone del Mobile, ICFF, Coverings,
Black isn’t normally a color that comes to mind when the subjects of florals and botanicals are being discussed, but noir was the most powerful hue in flourishing products that caught our attention during High Point Market this month. Here are a few examples of dark florals we saw. We spotted the Currey & Company
There are advantages and disadvantages to going to Maison et Objet in January. Among the disadvantages are silent fountains, leafless trees, and gray skies, which is not the case when the show opens in September each year. But attending the show in the fall means missing out on Paris Déco Off, which only takes place
We covered the color trends we saw in textiles in our last post; today, we look at the most prominent hues we spotted in home decor color trends during Maison et Objet. Continuing the trending of mossy green, cinnamon, mustard yellow and soft rose hues we pointed out in the previous post, the products were
January has been a whirlwind of design events with Heimtextil, Deco Off and Maison & Objet following in quick succession. We’re sharing a quartet of the most popular color trends we spotted at the shows. You can expect their broad appeal to continue since the fabrics and wallpapers that debuted in Frankfurt and Paris are