Monday, September 1, 2014

Fashion for the Home

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The season is changing, New York Fashion Week is soon upon us and everyone is thinking about a new fall dress or slipcover for the sofa.   The world of fashion has always had a major impact on interior design and it's always fun and exciting to see how both industries influence each other.  The Pantone Color of the Year for 2014 is Orchid and the photos below illustrate how this color has prevailed in both fashion and home furnishings.
www.yourstrulychristi.com

www.alldaychic.com

www.housetohome.co.uk
Blue and White is an enduring color scheme that never loses favor.  This year was no exception with a strong preference for denim as well as other dazzling blue colors.
www.64inthebox.com

www.interiordec.about.com

www.architizer.com
In 2011, emerald green was the color of the year.  Most recently the color green was saturated with teal while peacock hues and designs paraded through every facet of fashion and items for the home.


www.blog.laurenjacobsendesign.com

www.blog.hickoryfurniture.com
The global market has inspired a fascination with the patterns and colors of many different cultures.
Asian influences are always an important element in design and I really like the following examples.
Bold and exciting colors predominate, with an emphasis on yellow.

www.maosuit.com

www.homeofturquoise.blogspot.com

www.blog.laurenjacobsendesign.com

www.desiid.com
In contrast, black and white, graphic patterns and architectural details have all been frequently seen on the runways and in the showrooms.
www.heathergarrettdesign.com

www.spaciofurntiure.com

www.startribune.com

www.vogue.com
As I described in a previous blog, floral colors and patterns are always favorites for both fashion and interior designers.  Going far beyond our grandmothers' chintz curtains, a more modern approach is evident in the following wallpapers and fabrics.
www.jaimacompany.com

www.loczidesign.com

As a designer, I look forward to seeing the focus of fashion and design in the year ahead.  I know I will be excited as I convey the variety of new options to my clients in future projects.  What will be your inspiration?








































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