Discover the top trends and hot products in the world of home design. Join Luxe Interiors + Design at Atlanta Market for our signature Ahead of the Curve program. Retailers and interior designers will collect cutting-edge ideas, expert tips and insightful discussions from a fresh lineup of designers to kick off the new year.
Join these industry tastemakers at Atlanta Market to dive deeper into the trends for 2025 and beyond.
JENNA BUCK GROSS
Principal Designer, Colordrunk Designs
COLORFUL MINIMALISM
“People want more color! It seems that even the minimalists are over beige. Incorporating a pop (or two or three) of color along with the clean lines and open spaces we associate with traditional minimalism adds personality, depth and interest to even the most minimalist of spaces. Color is back in a big way, across aesthetics.”
Clamshell Chandelier by Jamie Young Co
Aquaviva Table Lamp by Currey & Company
Bennett Armchair in Navy Blue by Villa & House
Effie Cabinet by Worlds Away
SETH VANDEN BERGH
Creative Director, The Drawing Room
EXPERIENTIAL SPACES
“In today’s world, interiors must go beyond mere aesthetics; they must be impactful and engage all the sense. The days of filling a space with ‘stuff’ are over. Instead, there is a celebration of items that are meaningful, intentional and deeply personal. The environment is about a quality of experience, rather than a quantity.”
Lamp Indochina Classic Umbrella by Oi Soi Oi
Silla Trenzada Saddle by Jan Barboglio
Souris Assise Blanc Uni by Les Ceramiques de Lussan
ERIKA HOLLINSHEAD WARD
Principal Designer, Erika Ward Interiors
HUMBLE BRAG HEIRLOOMS
“Where timeless craftsmanship meets modern elegance, we’re seeing a new design philosophy emerge. It finds a delicate balance between subtle sophistication and quiet confidence, and relies on made-to-last items. The result is a collection of heirlooms that embody both enduring beauty and understated pride, perfect for passing down through generations.”
MEGAN MOLTEN
Principal Designer, Megan Molten
BIRD MOTIFS
“Birds are everywhere right now! The obvious reason is that designers love to blend indoor and outdoor living, but the more interesting observation is that as we work to create dynamic, lived-in spaces, I find bird motifs given an almost-instant vintage feel to the design. I also love how certain birds have an elevated coastal subtlety to them—perfect for my Lowcountry clients.”
Thanda Nests Solaris Plum Pillow by Ngala Trading
Joelle wo Birds Mirror by Made Goods
Paradiso Silver & Gold Accent Table by Currey & Company
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