These designers will discuss upcoming trends and share their picks from the showroom floor. Here's a sneak peek at what's catching their eyes right now.
“I am starting to see a trend in darker, deeply-hued spaces. I would call them ‘dark and lovely,’ and this is one of my personal favorite happenings in design right now—I’ve even implemented it into my own home. Clients are requesting a more moody and sophisticated feel, and I can achieve this look by using those dark color tones, along with sensual textures and accessories.”
Principal Designer
Laura W. Jenkins Interiors
Laurawjenkins.com
@laurawjenkinsinteriors
“Eye-catching walls are definitely making a statement. Whether abstract, tropical or geometric, the use of vibrant color and pattern in wall art and wallpaper is bigger than ever—and I’m thrilled to see it! Minimalism has its place, but bold, expressive prints and audacious color combinations evoke a whimsy that, in my opinion, is unmatched.”
“The Old World aesthetic is one of the most highly requested looks from our clients. We are starting to gravitate toward spaces that will age well through the years, namely using natural materials. There is something about that natural patina from an unlacquered brass lamp that gives you a sense of stability through the test of time.”