I’ve been following this year’s industry trends and find them a refreshing mix of old friends loosened up with a new twist. Furnishings, accessories and lighting are influenced by:
- Organic elements of nature
- Precision of industrial metals
- Geometric patterns breaking out of their molds and going for fun
FURNISHINGS
Here are some introductions from the High Point Market that embody these elements--sometimes all in one piece!
The comfy tanned leather of this lounge chair is accented with brass nail heads and weathered hickory- stained legs. | Industrial iron bar pulls and an antique brass frame contrast with the honey-stained mahogany veneer of this chest. |
Natural rattan takes on organic shapes with or without the linen upholstery in these laid back seating shapes. |
The frames of this chair and day bed are natural, but their shapes are very controlled and geometric. |
Two very different ways to combine wood and metal in smart looking tables: above left, a traditional French wood top console with metal legs; above right, chunky undulating wood tops on simple metal legs. |
ACCESSORIES
Clean lined geometric tubes in aged and polished brass act as flower pots and a versatile stool/side table. |
Industrial metal is both good looking and functional in this hanging note paper-of-the-day and abstracted standing clock. |
These glass bowls manage an organic vibe with a metallic edge. | Can you get more natural than this sea urchin collection? Here it is displayed on linen and framed in an antique silver leaf box. |
LIGHTING
Whether you display these simple geometric-shaped pendants of finely twisted jute by themselves or massed together, they make a great natural statement. |
This sconce of chilled glass housing with exposed vintage bulb combined with industrial metal complements a variety of architectural styles. | A textured clear glass cylinder is accented with antique brass and a linen shade in this striking table lamp. |
Now, which of these trending designer items would you like me to source and help you integrate into your own décor?
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Published by: Susan J. Moss, ASID, LEED Accredited Professional in Accessories, Lighting, Furnishings, Active Blog
Tags: furnishings, lighting, accessories, Big Island, Interior design in Hawaii
Beverly Major
December 12, 2016 at 10:15 am
Living in Hawaii, we can feel isolated from “the latest trends” in everything, not just interior design. After reading your latest post, I feel like we walked the High Point Market together. Thanks
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