REstyle Market Guide [ 2017 Winter Edition ]

KERRIE KELLY
@kerrielkelly
LORI PARANJAPE
@mrsparanjape
MAX HUMPHREY
@maxwhumphrey
“In 2017, we’re seeing visions
of denim and patterned velvet
come to life. Classic and cozy like
our favorite pair of dungarees,
denim fabrics create a beautiful
worn-in look that can be used all
over the home. Velvet is one of
those classic fabrics that comes
around every once in awhile in
a very special way. Equal parts
luxury and approachability, we
see velvet making an appearance
on tufted ottomans, dining room
chairs—even our favorite linens!”
“The interior design world has
been all about white paint for
a few years. I think we will see
a trend in contrast as black
becomes a more comfortable
choice for walls, cabinetry,
appliances, and furnishings. A
black kitchen faucet creates an
opportunity for brass hardware
or a polished nickel light fixture.
For me and my clients, red has
been dead for quite some time,
but I'm seeing glimpses of a
comeback with wallcoverings
and fabrics. I expect shades of
crimson and persimmon will be
popping up again this year!”
“I’m predicting more colorful
interiors and home goods
in 2017. We’ll also be seeing
traditional materials and
elements done in more modern
ways. This year will be all about
mixing it up and not sticking
to one particular era and style.
Finally I predict an ongoing trend
of designers and homeowners
buying less but buying better.
We’re all sick of disposable
design culture, and goods by
artisan makers are so much
more accessible now.”
JULIA BUCKINGHAM
@juliabbuckingham
STUDIO MCGEE
@studiomcgee
PULP DESIGN STUDIO
@pulpdesigns
“I am thrilled to say that big,
bold, beautiful colors are going
to come on strong for 2017.
The Paris markets were all
about saturated, rich colors like
peacock blue, amethyst, deep
saffron...nothing bashful about
these hues. And since I am
known for my fearless use of
color, things are looking bright
for Buckingham Interiors +
Design!”
“In my trend predictions for
2017, I see deep tones taking
over walls and cabinetry this
year, forest green and teal in
particular. I see a trend toward
classic furniture shapes and
patterns mixed with bohemian
layers and textures.”
“This year, we’re looking for
graphic statement tiles that will
make a kitchen or bath pop; they
are an underutilized way to add
personality to these often-used
spaces. Lush chocolate browns
are making a comeback, so we’ll
be on the lookout for pieces in
this color that will add depth and
sophistication to a room. We’re
also loving spa-like bath features
for an amazing way to add a
sense of luxury to your space.”