Bright, vibrant, and full of life, Desert is a celebration of multiple cultures in some of the world’s warmer regions. With a color palette consisting of reds, fuchsias, mustards, and teals, Desert takes its cue from Mexico to Morocco. Metallic bronze and gold filigree are woven into the patterns seen in this trend.
In fashion, reds and golds are the focus, with playful pops of teal and mustard accents. There is a cultural melding of patterns and silhouettes with influences of Latin America, Spain, India, and Morocco. Gold filigree jewelry adorns mixed-pattern outfits of burgundy, and hand-woven bags make the perfect accessory.
Warm colors and playful patterns decorate homes in the Desert trend. Bright reds, oranges, and mustard yellows can be seen in bedspreads and drapes. Mixing and matching tiles decorate kitchens and patios. Crosses of gold filigree are encrusted in brightly colored crystals, and bulbs of burgundy and bronze decorate trees and mantles.
The same red and gold focus is seen in holiday décor, with an added focus on sparkle, shimmer, and crystals. Crosses, nativities, and angels are important icons to this Latin American inspired trend, and high heel and cocktail inspired ornaments have us feeling the Desert vibe.
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Tuesday, October 25, 2016
Looking to 2017: Desert Trend
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Tuesday, October 18, 2016
Looking to 2017: Mountain Trend
The mixing and matching of textures that make up the Mountain trend can be seen in upcoming fashion. Natural feathers pair well with sparkling crystals, and faux fur accents can be seen in all manner of accessories. Cable knit cowls and Nordic-inspired sweaters are accented with chunky silver jewelry.
The neutral color palette is carried over to home décor, with a focus on creamy whites, natural burlaps and linens, and pops of sparkling chrome and silver. The cable knit motif can be seen in pottery, and furs take their place in pillows and bed spreads. Mountain and cabin-inspired inspirations can be seen on throw pillows for a pop of whimsy.
For the holiday, think pewter, chrome, glittery silver and pearls. The texture of feathers is seen on ornaments and jewelry alike, and crystals and glitter chiffon ribbon accent trinkets and packages. Snowflakes will be a popular icon for the Mountain trend.
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Location:
East Providence, RI, USA
Tuesday, October 11, 2016
Looking to 2017: Forest Trend
Forest is a mystical, enchanted departure from the “going green” trend of the past. With a focus on lush emeralds, teals, fern greens, and hints of jewel tone berries and eggplants found in exotic natural elements, Forest has a very rich and lux vibe. Sparkle, velvet, and live-edge wood are some of the elements that make this trend bold and unique.
In fashion, there is a definite focus on deep greens and teals, with pops of moss, eggplant, or berry to accent. Velvets, beading, and laser cut fabrics can be seen on evening gowns, and natural wood takes the shape of wristwatches and jewelry. Accessories can be seen in similar color palettes, creating a monochromatic look of varying greens and teals.
The lux fabrics carry over to home décor, with velvets and natural woods taking the main stage. Deep jewel tones paint walls and exotic florals and agate accessories add a pop of femininity. Live-edge hardwood tables make a statement in a dining room when decorated with emerald hand-blown glass and copper drinkware.
Elements of the Forest trend can be seen in holiday décor as well. Deep green glitters accent pewter ornaments and jewel tone ribbons decorate trees. Moose, reindeer, and owls make whimsical forest-themed gifts, and antlers and pinecones bring elements of the outdoors inside.
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In fashion, there is a definite focus on deep greens and teals, with pops of moss, eggplant, or berry to accent. Velvets, beading, and laser cut fabrics can be seen on evening gowns, and natural wood takes the shape of wristwatches and jewelry. Accessories can be seen in similar color palettes, creating a monochromatic look of varying greens and teals.
The lux fabrics carry over to home décor, with velvets and natural woods taking the main stage. Deep jewel tones paint walls and exotic florals and agate accessories add a pop of femininity. Live-edge hardwood tables make a statement in a dining room when decorated with emerald hand-blown glass and copper drinkware.
Elements of the Forest trend can be seen in holiday décor as well. Deep green glitters accent pewter ornaments and jewel tone ribbons decorate trees. Moose, reindeer, and owls make whimsical forest-themed gifts, and antlers and pinecones bring elements of the outdoors inside.
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Location:
East Providence, RI, USA
Tuesday, October 4, 2016
Looking to 2017: Beach Trend
We compiled our Trend Intelligence for 2017 by taking an overview look at the moods and color stories coming off the runways, in pop culture, and in color reports. We look to sources like Swarovski and Pantone, as well as Vogue, and Elle Décor to name a few. For an idea to become a trend by our standards, it must be prevalent in fashion and home décor, with an eventual trickle into holiday décor. This is what we see to be up and coming in the next few years.
Home décor takes on a subtle, quiet nautical vibe. Natural crystals and sea glass live in harmony with moonstone and driftwood. Air plants and succulents accent tablescapes and hang from pods. Ombre and watercolor motifs can be seen on dishes and in upholstery.
Carry the Beach trend over to holiday, with pastel palettes and beach-themed ornaments. Flip flops and anchors adorn nautical Christmas trees, and margarita and cocktail themes ornaments make great gifts for your best gal. Wear this beach trend year round with a Swarovski crystal shell bangle.
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Taking a cue from Pantone’s colors of the year, rose quartz and serenity blue, our Beach trend is an airy mix of pastels and pearlescent finishes. Think cotton-candy clouds and a pink-ish purple sunset over white sands and calm waters. Beach is a subtle, understated nautical trend with a focus on the dreamy pastel color palette.
Textiles in fashion run the gamut of being neutral to candy-colored, and manicures are sporting the same color palette. Accessories are bright pops of color, and druzy crystals adorn jewelry. Clothing has large, playful patterns, and can be accented with crystals, beading, and sequins. Soft, feminine, and draping best describe the Beach fashion vibe.
Textiles in fashion run the gamut of being neutral to candy-colored, and manicures are sporting the same color palette. Accessories are bright pops of color, and druzy crystals adorn jewelry. Clothing has large, playful patterns, and can be accented with crystals, beading, and sequins. Soft, feminine, and draping best describe the Beach fashion vibe.
Home décor takes on a subtle, quiet nautical vibe. Natural crystals and sea glass live in harmony with moonstone and driftwood. Air plants and succulents accent tablescapes and hang from pods. Ombre and watercolor motifs can be seen on dishes and in upholstery.
Carry the Beach trend over to holiday, with pastel palettes and beach-themed ornaments. Flip flops and anchors adorn nautical Christmas trees, and margarita and cocktail themes ornaments make great gifts for your best gal. Wear this beach trend year round with a Swarovski crystal shell bangle.
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Location:
East Providence, RI, USA
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