Showing posts with label trends 2018. Show all posts
Showing posts with label trends 2018. Show all posts

26.2.18

Stockholm Furniture & Light Fair 2018 - so much bright colours!

Even though Scandy Cool implies moderate colour scheme with mainly white, grey and just a pop of some colour, the last Stockholm Furniture & Light Fair proved there seems to be a change in the tastes of the nordic people :) We saw so many designs with beautiful bright and fresh colours! Get some inspiration:
 Beckmans College of Design
Massproductions
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Getama Danmark, source: Architonic
 La Cividina - up and below

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Fredericia Furniture 
So, Stockholm Furniture & Light Fair confirmed what we saw at IMM Cologne and Maison et Objet in January: bright colours in interior design is sure to be one of the main trends for 2018. 

9.2.18

Stockholm Funiture & Light Fair - a Glimpse


For those of us who did not go, this is a good chance to have a glimpse to the atmosphere. The photos are from Nordic Design News.
 
I would like to have this ondulating heap of drawers in my home :) 
Soft forms, curves, warm colour scheme and velvet - the same trends as at the IMM Cologne and Maison et Objet last month.

30.11.17

Interior Design Trends 2018 - Part 1

I will post each trend separately so that I can add new designs each time they appear to prove this trend expectation.
One trend that started this year will for sure continue to be quite alive in the coming 2018 - the new love for velvet, showing our desire to indulge in more luxury. We saw it in April at Milan Design Week 2017:
The Ample Chair, Sebasrtian Herkner

Bomboca Sofa by the Campana Brothers
We see it also in the new collection of GTV - a sofa I would definitely love to have at home and use in other client's projects. It is a symbol of modern and at the same time classical elegance and luxury:
 Promenade - design by Philippe Nigro
And in the new red Nola Chair by TRISS:

Looking at this selection you may guess what my second trend will be - stay tuned.