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Hot Trends for 2015

Hot Trends for 2015

October 20, 2014 No Comments

The Fall Market week in High Point, North Carolina in October was really great this year!
Lots of people, manufacturers and socializing. It is always an inspiring trip and allows us to bring you specific insights into what you should look out for that is trending next year, in 2015.

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The Fall Market week in High Point, North Carolina in October was really great this year! Lots of people, manufacturers and socializing. It is always an inspiring trip and allows us to bring you specific insights into what you should look out for that is trending in 2015. More Photos

2015 Trending Buzz 
     * Neutral monochromatic color
     * Bright colors as accents
     * Tufting and nailheads
     * Quilting on furniture
     * Aged metals & golds
     * Shiny chrome on furniture bases
     * Geometric & Kaleidescope patterns
     * Leather details on everything: lamps to welting
     * Wood patterns on lamp shades & carpeting
     * Glamorized Industrial elements
     * Shimmery fabrics on furniture
     * Exaggerated scale & proportion
 HP 2015-quilted  quilted
Geometric patterns were everywhere in accessories, rugs, and furniture…lots of shimmer and bling! Also, sculpted and whimsical…
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Color of the Year: HC-116 Guilford Green 
Benjamin Moore Paints released its highly anticipated ‘Color of the Year 2015’ as part of its Color Trends 2015 palette. The big winner is #HC-116 Guilford Green, which is the first color shown below.
It can be paired with other colors to create a calm and soothing environment. More Photos
 HC-116 Guilford Green
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