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136 HTE TRENDS effects, enlarged pixels, facets and geometric ideas in bold colour combinations prevail and also ideas from Pop Art and Optical Art show up. Coloured glass products are popular, often in overlapping colours. Mirrors are treated with paint or oxidized to evoke an interesting effect. Grading of colour is still an important feature. Adaptable colour effects with LED’s give a contemporary feel. We see iridescence and products that are executed in different colours. Shapes are rounded and friendly. Knitted materials offer a lot of new possibilities and are applied in stools and also in chairs. Furniture should be versatile, and should be easy to adapt to different situations and changes in lifestyles. We see speckled and marbled surfaces and accidental designs. Colours The colours in this theme consist mainly of bright cheerful colours, often to be combined with black and white as an accent, reminiscent of the Pop Art and Op-art period and the Memphis Movement. As colours we see: Fresh Orange Red, Bright Pink, Orange, Sunny Yellow, Bright Lime, Cobalt Blue, Grass Green and Bright Purple. They may also be applied for outdoor, summery products or as an accent in combination with the other colour cards. Colour is often applied tone-intone. Gradients of colour remain important. Vintage Green There are two main ingredients that determine this style direction: Vintage ideas, products that are old and affected, aged and worn, with an industrial history, are combined with products that are inspired by Nature. Mainly in different shades of green, but also the colours of oxidized steel and affected wood. Botanical ideas from natural history books with flora and fauna remain important, but they take on a more historical character. Ideas from colonial times with palm trees, old engravings, or landscapes are shown as complete murals, made possible because of digital printing. Already for quite some time, we see how jungle prints with large foliage and exotic birds like parrots and parakeets remain popular. Now they become even more exotic, with pictures of monkey’s, tigers, lions and other exotic animals, and show up in different products, not only on textiles, but also on plates for instance. Also insects, ferns and more abstract ideas like the weather or oxidation are popular subjects. There is also interest in Chinoiserie. <strong>January</strong> <strong>2019</strong>
137 Colours This colour range consists of different shades of green, inspired by Nature. But also the colour of oxidized metal and affected wood are important. As colours we see Moss Green, Lime, Light Green, Yellow Green, Warm Brown, Dark Olive Green, Bronze Green, and Spruce Green. In the exotic interpretations these colours will be also combined with brighter colours as an accent, such as bright red and pink, but also yellow, blue and turquoise. We also see a revival of the arts and crafts movement, especially the artist William Morris, who fits well into this theme. Last year we have shown also shades of blue in this theme. They are still valid. Eclectic Heritage In this direction it is all about moody, quite dark colours for a historic and more traditional inspiration. It can be quite opulent as well, almost with a baroque effect. We see influences from the Dutch “Golden Age” with ideas from the old masters that are translated into contemporary wallcoverings, murals and textiles with flower bouquets on a dark ground. Still we see influences from the Curiosity Cabinet with all kinds of collections of natural history objects. Animals are depicted on different products, like showing human traits. Also other classical products are transformed to fit a modern lifestyle, often applied with a twist. With the popularity of metallics, we see an interest in Art Deco design, emphasized by thin metallic lines. There is also interest in black and white in old engravings, city scapes or fragments of classical buildings and sculptures. Galaxies, shifting of colour in materials, aurora borealis and other dark grounds with bright accents also play a role. Colours Here dark and moody colours prevail: they shine like stars in the night, against a dark background. As colours we see: Dark Oxblood, Deep Purple, Night Blue, Emerald Green, Peacock, Chocolate Brown, Taupe Grey and Black. Ochre, gold and messing are important combination colours. Metallics still play an important role, the give a luxurious touch and evoke sometimes an Art Deco Mood. In the interior dark colours as paint colours are now quite accepted, they convey an atmospheric mood. Velvets and also carpets with a pile, give lively colour effects.
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