Your home is your haven, not only somewhere to kick back and relax but also somewhere you should be proud to call your home.
Getting the colour scheme, textures as well as the feng shui just right is essential, and with each season comes new and exciting interior trends to integrate into your humble abode.
Here are just 5 of the trends we’ll be adopting for AW19:
Natural materials adds a laidback personality and style.
Moooi presents Moooi Originals: known and loved Moooi products, now accompanied by The Button, digital proof of authenticity. This month revolves around the Raimond, designed by Raimond Puts.
Inspired by Buckminster Fuller's geodesic dome, the Raimond lights are the result of almost forty years of research and dedication of mechanical engineer and self-taught designer Raimond Puts (1937 – 2012). The Raimond lights: perfectly thought out shapes of mathematical ingredients punctuated by tiny LED lights. Looking at the light feels like staring into the soft glow of a starry night. Into the essence.
As its name suggests, the Mellow table features soft and curvilinear shapes; the volumetric and enveloping base, made of two different elements and realized with rigid polyurethane moldings, is combined with a curvy top with an oval or circular shape. The Mellow table is available in many finishings and materials.
A unique woodworking combining timeless elegance with contemporary shapes.
Q/Wood chair, designed by Starck
Table with base made of seven lacquered metal elements, available in “Burned Earth” and “Platinum Grey” finishes.
Pantone recently unveiled their hot colour trends from London Fashion Week for Autumn/Winter 2019 and we are all about this rich butterscotch colour, which is a more golden yellow hue than the mustards we've seen in previous seasons. Working well as a vibrant neautral, pair with other rich colourways to create a cosy retreat on dark winter nights.
Refined details enhance the rigorous profile of the Virgin chair, part of the collection of the same name created by Mauro Lipparini. The metal feet give the chair a terse contemporary character, in contrast with the ample padding that invites you to sit back and relax. Available in two versions, with or without armrests, sharing a sense of balanced architectural charm.
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