Showing posts with label TRENDS. Show all posts
Showing posts with label TRENDS. Show all posts

Sunday, November 24, 2013

PARQUET 2013-2014, THE TOP TRENDS


When it comes to color, there is no clear trend as such. As we have seen, the color palette on the catwalk is highly varied and the same can be said of the world of home interiors. Pastels, bright or fluorescent colors.

A good designer knows how to take a cue from trends, knows make them own and knows how to give his own interpretation to the same knows very well that one should never think with the head of the other,  and knows that Any color palette can be modeled with its own style. In every trend, there's always something special that it solicits our creativity.

Personally, I suffer the timeless charm of the look regenerated, this topic is expanding rapidly and is gaining ground in the design of any type of environment. Have you asked yourself why?
… because in times of great economic crisis, when the future seems uncertain, people try to surround yourself with things, colors and environments that give a feeling of protection and safety: go back in time, to  re finding  scents and colors related to the past, brings serenity and calm.
For this reason, personally I predict that will be a big success the mix of old and new material: wood + steel + bricks, two hot elements in support of a glossy material and cold which together create a  modern-rustic that can be dosed as needed going from a totally-rustic to modern warm and refined. It will be your feeling to decide how and how much !
The 'reclaimed' trend crops up in a variety of looks 



ORIGINAL RECLAIMED

Re-using authentic floors and pieces of furniture remains very popular. Old, weathered pieces, full of character, tell their own story. Wormholes, cracks, tiny nail holes… are not considered imperfections. These perceived 'flaws' make a floor stand out and add a strong authentic charm to a room

REGENERATED + STENCIL
The stencil on the old reclaimed wood floors can really create unique environments with an antique flavor, romantic and refined. In this regard, we have developed two albums of textures to give you some inspiration  as you can see by clicking here in the section Wood Texture

PATINA



Furniture and accessories are often treated with a patina to give them a rural look. The patina subdues the effect of the knots and cracks. It softens the rough appearance of the original reclaimed floor, lending a floor a softer, romantic look




PAINTED, PEELED OFF
In today's home interiors, a painted, peeled-off look is gaining popularity. Old planks, that were once painted to give them a second life, started flaking and peeling off in some places. The white paint, combined with the wood grain that has become subtly visible again, exudes an authentic reclaimed and romantic feel.





SAW CUTS

'Saw cuts' are set to remain a success. The pattern of the saw cuts goes back to time-aged planks that are cut using a chainsaw. The irregular cuts produced by the vibration of the saw lend the floor an authentic and artisan look. The random effect of the saw cuts creates a nice balance without being overwhelming.


OAK
In the coming years, the oak is destined to be among the most sought after species of wood. The models in classic oak continue to be widely appreciated, in response to requests, on the market you can find a variety of models ranging from reclaimed oak with that aged look - with cracks, saw cuts and nail holes - a milder version covered with a patina or a peeling paint or brushed wood or wood hand-planed.




Thursday, November 21, 2013

OF WHICH COLOR PAINT THE WALLS OF HOUSE?



Before to continuing on this new adventure I would like to still a moment on the home interior color trends and in particular to give you a point of reference that could be very useful.
I'm talking about Benjamin Moore's famous American paint manufacturer, which surely many of you already know why he is pursuing a business policy that led him to success, offering to potential customers an excellent support guide that helps a lot in choosing the color of the walls of the house.

the method is called Rooms by Colour easy to navigate, and very useful to browse when we are undecided on the final result. You can see your colour combinations come to life with just a few clicks. Rooms by Colour will display eight room types in stunning, perfectly coordinated colour palettes drawn from eight of our most popular colour families. Find the perfect colour scheme for every space of the home, room by room. 

An additional extraordinary support you will have it by clicking here "color gallery". Here you can click on the favorite color (there is a wide range of shades) and immediately appear most suitable color combinations.

For some years the 'company does extensive market research and develop a color palette of his tendency usually very apt

THE "NEW" NEUTRAL PALETTE 2014
24 colours, divided into 4 themes, that work well together. There is harmony among the colours. There is an art to sequencing colour from one room to another—hallways are the arteries of the house, rooms radiate off the hallways and this palette helps the transition because the colours flow seamlessly. 
The motto is
Breathe.
Just breathe.
Forget the phones, the screens and the email.
Take inspiration from comfort and simplicity.
Take a leap and reinvent what you know.
Take a moment to exhale.
And come home...
...to a Breath of Fresh Air.

Palette Pinks and Neutrals
this picture represents very good the message of serenity to this palette
courtesy Laura Ashley 
courtesy Designer Guild
courtesy Restoration Hardware
 courtesy Sichenia Ceramiche 

Palette Green and Earthy Neutrals






Palette plums and lavander






palette blue family 

courtesy by Restoration Hardware
courtesy by Restoration Hardware

 courtesy by Restoration Hardware





Tuesday, November 19, 2013

PANTONE COLOURS TRENDS INTERIORS 2014

We are terribly late for publishing Color Home interior design trends 2014, but our blog is born today, and for future references trend you need to start with the publication of the color palette 
PANTONE ® VIEW home + interiors 2014

But what does "trend"? Trends as what is in vogue, the general direction in which something is developing and changing and to be currently popular. Much like Fashion, Interior Design has ever-changing trend forecasts and things come in and others go out. Such trends are there to predominantly keep “us” Interior.

But remeber Trends come and go but style is forever! Therefore You don’t need to strictly adhere to trends, It is important create your own personal style, for turn a house into a "unique piece" that brings your signature combining design with functionality and the elegance that will make you a very popular interior design

The nine themes that Pantone have created for the 2014 forecast are as follows and I have interpreted these into interior schemes to give you a better understanding and the images that follow make it very well the concept Remember these trends are guides only, so colours may vary and include tints and variations of shades.

TECNO COLOR
Innovative Techno Color acknowledges the advancement of technology and how it is impacting the world of design and expanding the color universe through a melding of both vibrant and deep hues frequently executed in reflective surfaces. Shades like faceted Emerald and a turquoise-like blue, an exuberant orange and strong, vital purple plus a true blue, Jet Black and Dark Citron are intertwined in
intriguingly inventive color combinations.

Creative Design Of Mah Jong Modular Sofa


Creative Design Of Mah Jong Modular Sofa
Dream Couch Missoni Bohemian Sofa
PHYSICALITY
As the name implies, Physicality speaks to the colors of power and energy counter-balanced by the presence of the hues that express the necessity for introspection and calm. The stamina of Forged Iron, a Satellite gray, Antique Moss and Gothic Olive are interplayed against the healing shades of an herbal lavender, a grayed grape, a rosy brown and a quieting, ephemeral foggy gray, all presenting a challenging, yet invigorating, game change
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courtesy by Laura Ashley
courtesy by Laura Ashley

SCULPTED SIMPLICITY
recognizes shape, form and structure and how important they are to the end product and/or environment. Colors are unassuming and do not take center stage – they are sophisticated tones with distinctively nuanced undertones that are elegantly harmonized including Travertine, Anthracite, Blanc de Blanc and Twilight Mauve, supported by an anodized brown, ethereal gray and a suggestion of silver.

courtesy by Creo Casa joinery in Milano Italy

Tribeca Loft  courtesy by Bertrand Benoit

courtesy by Bauwerk Parquet

courtesy by Birex bathroom furniture Italy

FLUIDITY
Gliding gracefully through watery channels, Fluidity is the palette that understands the inevitable human need for life-sustaining cool water tones rendered largely in dazzling blues and blue-greens. These cooling hues are underscored by shimmering seagrass shades and undersea-creature colors such as Absinthe Green, Violet Tulle, a blazing Samoan Sun, a Dewberry purple and two tones of eye-arresting orange-corals




COLLAGE
Collage is a gathering place for found objects that are well worn and somewhat nostalgic – a charming mélange of artfully constructed designs that demonstrate ingenuity and resourcefulness. There is poignancy in this palette with color and design sounding a familiar chord. Tea Rose and deep reddish Rhubarb, warm Pumpkin Spice and cozy Sheepskin are refreshed with Margarita green, Provincial Blue, plus cascading tones of aqua and teal.

courtey by Sweet Memories
courtey by Sweet Memories
courtey by Sweet Memories

INTIMACY
Intimacy implies a certain affinity and relationship that are expressed in tints and tones that are inviting in nature and softly tactile, closely connected, yet subtly different; a happy marriage of adaptable warm, cool and neutral tones. Combinations co-join effortlessly in offering an understated color collection. Gardenia white defines a lotus blossom pink; Rose Cloud, Fawn and Café Crème are delicious together, while pale Lavenders and Opal Gray are effectively approachable.



MODA
Both svelte and voluptuous, Moda speaks of attention to detail and the drama of high fashion when translated into interiors. Combinations can be theatrical in nature, displaying fashionable or whimsical flourishes, but always done with tasteful finesse. Red Dahlia interacts with Blackberry Cordial and Wood Violet all accented by a yellowed Amber Green. Corsican Blue meets with Magenta Haze and an expressive Linden Green, while Rich Gold waits in the wings for the appropriate moment to add a glimmering finale to any of the combinations.




TRIBAL
We are all members of tribes whether through cultural background, religion, political affiliation or community. The colors in this palette are as varied as the tribal diversity they represent, yet they construct a universal linkage of artistic appreciation rooted in personal expression. Color combinations may be disarmingly simple or as complex as inter-woven threads. Neutrals such as Bleached Sand and Kangaroo brown highlight an exotic Arabesque burnt orange, while Goblin Blue is flavored by Curry and Peppercorn. A rose-dusted  cedar shade is set off by taupe-toned Incense.




ECCENTRICITIES
There is always room for an eccentric palette with a personality that defies the established “rule book” of design and color, bringing with it a sense of adventure, wit, experimentation and discovery. It’s “tongue in cheek” in attitude and highly original in color juxtapositioning and cleverly conceived in evocative combinations – a flash of neon green radiates off of zesty lemon or nectarine combines with a daredevil Skydiver blue. Fudgesickle brown is rendered sweeter with Strawberry Ice. A warm red coexists with its cooler counterpart, while black and/or white can be drawn into any combination.
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Jelli sofa courtesy by Adrenalina Italy

Simbol armchair courtesy by Adreanlina Italy