6 Trends in Home Decor: High Point Market Product Updates
What's Up with Canning / Pink / Black and Why Is It All Over My Instagram Feed?
*Collaboration: What an absolute pleasure to be included in the collaboration between High Point Market Authority and Esteem Media of the famed Design Influencers Conference, to meet and visit with this amazing collection of vendors, to share with you, my reader, the best of their product offerings for 2020 and their core business message. While my was trip sponsored, all opinions are my own.
“Good and thoughtful design can affect our lives profoundly. I believe that beauty is healing and inspiring" Barbara Barry
If you follow dvd Interior Design on Instagram, then you know I have just returned from High Point Market the past week, scouting all the latest seasonal trends, designer launches and new product introduction for the home. Here’s what design lovers are wanting.
Highlights and Trends from the Design Market
A shift from last year to this year in color and style:
2019 Trends: Last year, Texture, curves, animal print, and bold statement pieces defining 2018
2020 Trends: Product Update: While at High Point Market this Fall, we saw many Woven Products, Canning, Cream as a color seeking more attention with Millenial pink softening to an organic shade. Let’s also not forget that Performance Fabrics like Crypton Performance Fabrics, are continuing to change the interior landscape, they offer a change in the durability of our home and the increased use of the color white and lighter tones.
The Top SIX color and material trends that dominated High Point Market this fall.
Trend #1: Woven Wonders:
as seen at Hudson Valley / Troy Lighting: Woven, nature, and Black are predominant.
Hudson Valley via : Ann Sage Interior
Lloyd Flanders
Closer to NATURE
Many of our clients have expressed a heightened desirer to live closer to nature, hence the latest design trend: an increase in outdoor living spaces. Most of today’s new homes have a covered porch. Patios and decks are becoming more elaborate, while gazebos and other outbuildings ( she sheds) are growing in popularity.
Outdoor Living with SIFAS: France
What are the best brands in outdoor furniture? Basket Weaving with In- Outdoor Furniture. Sifas is the best outdoor luxury furniture, woven fabric and super luxurious.
Trend #2: Pops of Color:
Browne and Moore: First time showing at High Point Market
To the Trade: Available through dvd Interior Design
Pops of color from Hudson Valley Lighting via Mitzi Lighting
POPS OF COLOR, even for your dog! via JAMES by Jimmy DeLaurentis
JAMES : Jimmy DeLauntis
Trend #3: Organic Modern:
Organic / Modern is a prevalent theme seen in hoteling, boutique hoteling, eco-hotels. They are all mimicking the feeling and elements of a tailored and crafted home.
We see this look at the ACE Hotel, The Standard and The W to name a few. The Williamsburg Hotel is full of material expression with a mix of periods and styles creating a Vogue Brooklyn feel, yet it is a very elegant design.
Hubbardton Forge
Hubbardton Forge:
HUBBARDTON FORGE
Organic Modern as seen at Hubbardton Forge. shown above is the Carin Pendant. This is a handmade and crafted in Vermont, and beautifully representing an organic shape and structure.
Thick hand-poured glass and cast steel “stones” are artistically stacked, and suspended by thin cables. The LED light flows over the steel, and through the seeded glass, to seemingly glow from the inside—creating an organically soothing composition. Everyone needs more balance in their lives; perhaps beautifully balanced lighting is a great way to start. Available in two sizes and nine finish options to live in harmony with any space.
HUBBARTON FORGE : Abacus
Organic modern embodies the Verellen family .
VERELLEN
VERELLEN FURNITURE
Organic modern can create a welcoming home for entertaining. No matter your price point or style choices. We saw the introduction of many wonderful elements to create the perfect room. The vogue hip Brooklyn to the Charleston classicist, as well as the Naturalist and Sustainably sources products all with the ability to be chic as well as comfortable.
A casual elegant setting from the city to the seashore. We've already started sourcing these new introductions for our clients this month. It's very exciting.
Organic Modern shapes as seen at Hudson Valley Lighting : Table Lamp
Organic shapes representing nature as seen at Hudson Valley Lighting.
More from Hudson Valley Lighting via House of Sevens Design
DOME DECO: NEW TO US MARKET THIS YEAR!
DOME DECO
Dome Deco: To the Trade
Trend #4: THE 2020 COLOR TREND: CREAM
Let's talk about Color in fabrics and furniture: The overall pallet was again Washed whites, Blush and sandy greys accented with metals in gold. It was everywhere. We also saw A mix of woods dominating with cerused oaks, fumed oaks, and walnut leading in popularity. textural linens and the rich layered fabrics for the Sofa and Lounge Chairs. My holy trinity of the furniture at the market this year WERE Verellen, Cisco Brothers, EJ VICTOR, and Alfonso Marina.
Color: The Cream as a base color in furnishings and envelopes, is also used to balance the blush/ soft pink or gray in many spaces with pops of color or color blocks in furniture and soft furnishings.
Everyone was talking about the shift from the millennial pink, to a softer pink and complementary palettes like the color “first light” from bm or the “calming pink” by farrow and ball.
Nature-inspired colors, from the sky and earth. But for me, I saw a lot of creams, with these earth accents. The with interiors has shifted, not too beige but more of a cream palette, with a cool light grey and pops of color and natural materials. I have a lot of images on my blog to illustrate the use of these colors in our interiors.
Gray is still a decor player but as I’m reading I keep hearing that the shift is moving from gray to cream / bone colors. In other words from cool neutrals to warmer ones.
Colors of the Year are announced annually. For 2020 Benjamin Moore, selected First Light, a soft pink. This is an update to the MILLENIAL PINK of 2017. THIS COLOR WAS EVERYWHERE!
*****Also announced as colors for 2020 were Sherwin Williams selected Naval, a deep blue. and the Pantone COLOR 2020 Color of the Year is Classic Blue, ANOTHER SKY COLOR! I did not see many items in these colors for soft furnishings, but I can tell you we will see more of these in the kitchen, with darker tones making a presence in the kitchen area more and more.
Cisco Lloyd Chair
Trend #5: Themes: Calming
Themes: Calming, Weathered Mediterranean, Eco-Friendly, Nature or Naturally inspired with my favorite, a mix of vintage and of course. : I know that's a lot to take in, but it was really all there and they relate to each other. Wicker made a big impact on me this season in the furniture offerings with hints of vintage shapes. Lots of wicker and caning in furniture and lighting, these were everywhere. These items are at home in a contemporary environment as well as a more traditional setting, hence their success.
The Kitchen is not a utilitarian room anymore. It is a part of the open plan, part of the interior design theme.
Trend #6: THE KITCHEN REVOLUTION
The kitchen revolution As someone who also works on kitchens, We are seeing that the kitchen has changed to become the dominant room of the home. As a result, more kitchen design resources are popping up at High Point Market. The Kitchen is not the utilitarian room anymore. It is an open and flowing part of the home and is an important design element in most homes. We spend more time in the kitchen than most other rooms in our homes with family and friends. It makes sense that interior design must flow from this room in harmony with the rest of the home decor. It's no longer an independent room, its part of the overall design theme. It is open, beautiful and leading the design many times as part of the overall design in many homes.
Monogram Pop Up at High Point Market : demonstrations and Product Announcements.
Monogram French Door Oven.
THE RECAP
To me, I've noticed all these trends in decor still appear to mimic that of luxury hoteling.
Hotels are leading the current residential home market with these earthy textures and a relaxed elegance expressed in the handmade materials and structures. I think this is a trend with staying power.
I hope you enjoyed these thoughts and observations. Thank you
Bonus Highlight: The Color Black
Tuxedo, classic, we are seeing more of the black and white accented with gold metals.
Hudson Valley Bathroom lighting
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