Taking more risk with interior colors
– more color in richer tones, larger scaled art, mixing materials – none of these are new ideas, but with all the design shows and magazines out there it helps a person visualize better. I love to bring in unusual decor to make a statement in a room.
Choose unusual decor
Mirrored chest of drawers, metallic fabrics, painted pieces – could be a lamp, accessories, or a coffee table for example. Something that calls attention to itself in a room as a conversation piece.
Mixing up modern and traditional
Using rich varieties of textures in fabrics. Mixing wood grains, painted finishes, metal finishes. Use of line and texture on furniture – pleating, button tufting, etc. Metal or glass tile combined with ceramic. We have broken free of all things having to match.
Interior color trends 2009
chocolate, tobacco, taupe – with apple green shades.
Interior color trends 2009
Red – not in its true form. Rich brown-reds or deep purples paired with intense earthy tones of brown, green, or gold.
Home decor trends 2009
Materials such as bamboo, grasses, subtle organic patterns of plants or water themes, cooler restful use of greens, blues, lavenders. Use of colored glass as an accent.
Painting walls a color
not just beige or off white. Knowing that you can always repaint.
Home decor trends 2009
Use of metal and metallics - in decorating accessories, lighting, accent tables and fabrics, tiles.
Interior design trends 2009
Straighter lines in furniture – squared off arms, refined minimal legs on upholstery and tables. Straight, minimal designs on tables but playing up exotic wood grains. Simple lines in furnishings allow things like art or rugs to be played up.
Interior design trends 2009
Better use of proportions in a room – playing up architectural features, varying heights of lamps, key furniture pieces. Drawing attention to ceiling height through the better use of window treatments.
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