REstyleSOURCE Market Style File | Winter 2019

STYLE FILE 

2019 WINTER EDITION

Welcome to the Winter 2019... 

...edition of the Style File, a design 

resource dedicated to our favorite 

trends, tips and stylemakers to 

watch as we head into 2019 and 

beyond. January always brings a 

feeling of excitement and rebirth, and 

at REstyleSOURCE we think there’s 

no better time to innovate and make 

a fresh start than in the winter 

months—a feeling we’re embracing 

as we make our new year’s style 

resolutions! We created the Style 

File out of a desire to inspire our 

readers to pursue creativity and live 

beautifully, delivering a curated guide 

for sourcing products that’s sure to 

inspire your next brilliant project! 

Seeking a creative trend forecast, 

advice from industry insiders, or 

the color palettes of the future? It’s 

all here inside the Winter Style File! 

We collaborate with the industry’s 

top makers, designers and style 

influencers to predict the next 

season’s trends and connect you 

with the resources that help you put 

it all together. Read on and discover 

the Winter issue of the Style File, 

your digital pocket guide to what’s 

new now! 

UPCOMING 

MARKET DATES 

DALLAS TOTAL HOME 

AND GIFT MARKET 

January 16 - 22, 2019 

MAISON + OBJET PARIS 


LAS VEGAS WINTER 

MARKET 


NY NOW 

February 3 - 6, 2019 

HIGH POINT SPRING 

MARKET 

April 6 - 10, 2019 

DALLAS TOTAL HOME 

AND GIFT MARKET 

June 19 - 25, 2019 

THE ATLANTA 

INTERNATIONAL GIFT 

& HOME FURNISHINGS 

MARKET 

July 9 - 15, 2019 

LAS VEGAS SUMMER 

MARKET 

July 28 - August 1, 2019 

! The REstyleSOURCE Team 

MARKET STYLE FILE | 1 | WINTER '19 EDITION 

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T 

here are few architectural 

fantasies dreamier than 

the idea of living in a 

gorgeous modern farmhouse out 

in the country. For a few lucky 

homeowners, the talented team 

behind Design Shop Interiors was 

recently able to transform that 

dream into a reality! The inspiration, 

says Sacramento-area designer 

and Design Shop owner Leyla 

Jaworski, was to remain true to the 

structure’s roots as a farm property, 

while putting their own signature 

spin on the finished home so that it 

felt far from typical. “The home is 

a real farmhouse on five acres in 

the country,” says Leyla, “and [the 

clients] were looking to us to turn 

it into their Joanna Gaines-inspired 

dream home.” 

A two-phase project first tackled an 

extensive renovation on the house 

with Leyla as lead designer, then 

a furniture and styling phase with 

Design Shop’s Whitney Fecteau as 

lead designer. The overall aesthetic 

needed to be casual yet high 

contrast and contemporary to fit 

the clients’ vision, while embracing 

some of the home’s unique qualities. 

The designers incorporated 

elements such as an existing rustic 

wood stove that felt anything but 

modern, as well as the gorgeous 

views of the home’s surrounding 

five acres. “I was really inspired 

by the stunning views out of every 

window and wanted to bring some 

of that nature inside,” says Whitney. 


Opening up a major wall in the 

renovation phase allowed the design 

team to reimagine the existing spaces, 

creating a brighter, airier living area. 

The basic black-and-white palette left 

plenty of room for the designers to 

warm things up with some well-placed 

natural elements such as rattan and 

wicker, fresh greenery, and plenty of 

stacked firewood. The stark contrast 

between black and white is softened 

by abundant layers of cozy textiles, 

from upholstery to casual rugs and 

throw pillows. Later this year, Design 

Shop will resume the next phase of the 

project, incorporating the guest bath, 

laundry and mudroom into the modern 

farmhouse aesthetic. 


"This is a casual 

family that didn’t 

have a need for a 

formal space. We 

wanted to get the 

walls open and 

really make every 

room usable for 

the family." 

— Design Shop 

Interiors 


PROJECT FAVORITES 


“I love that dramatic 

floor-to-ceiling black tile. 

I’ve never had to design 

around a wood stove before 

and being in the corner, 

it kind of felt weird and 

off-balance. I selected the 

black tile so the stove would 

kind of disappear against 

it, but it ended up creating 

this dramatic effect against 

all the white and I love it. 

The firewood box Whitney 

designed in the opposite 

corner perfectly balanced it.” 

— Leyla Jaworski

"I love the custom wood 

box I designed with local 

craftsman Tim Arthur 

of Arthur Millworks. I 

like how it balances the 

the wood stove in the 

room and adds a natural 

element with the stored 

wood pieces." 

— Whitney Fecteau 


DESIGN CHALLENGES 

Since the home’s original layout 

left the dining room and formal 

living room separated from the 

kitchen with a wall, the designers’ 

main goal was open up the house 

as much as possible. At the same 

time, they struggled to overcome 

the logistics of the home’s original 

family room. The walls of the family 

room were already crowded with 

two sets of large glass doors, a 

central window, and a wood stove 

in the corner, which left no real 

options for television placement. 

Their solution? Rethink the room’s 

identities, redesigning the room 

that had been the formal living 

room to serve as the new family 

room, complete with television. 

“This is a casual family that didn’t 

have a need for a formal space,” 

explain the designers. “We wanted 

to get the walls open and really 

make every room off the kitchen 

usable for the family.” Getting the 

clients to rethink the rooms was 

a bit of a challenge, but once they 

saw how open the room was with 

the wall removed, they realized it 

made an ideal family space. 


Photography: 

Nicole Hoffelt of Nicole Dianne Photography 

Featured Products: 

Sofas, Leather chairs, Striped swivel chairs, 

Ottoman: Rowe Furniture 

Coffee table: Dovetail 

White shelf end tables, Round end table: Noir 

Striped jute rug, Large natural fiber rug: Jaipur 

White shag rug: HRI 

Bar cart, Black bench, Rattan stools: Four Hands 

Custom wood box: Arthur Millworks

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WEST 

MONDAY, JANUARY 28TH FROM 3:00PM-4:00PM 

BUILDING B, WORLDVIEW ON 16 

CO-HOSTED BY 

MODERATED BY 

KELLI LAMB 

FROM RUE MAGAZINE 

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@restylesource 

@lasvegasmarket 


Kelli Lamb is the Editor in Chief of 

Rue Magazine. Founded in 2010 

as a digital interior design magazine, 

the concept has since grown to 

include Rue Daily – a daily source 

for all things lifestyle and design. 

The editorial staff is committed 

to sharing well-crafted design, 

KELLI LAMB 

[MODERATOR] 

Rue Magazine 

Los Angeles, California 

@kellilamb_ 

effortless entertaining tips, and the 

products for readers to make it all 

their own. Kelli lives in the Silver Lake 

neighborhood of Los Angeles with 

her husband and two cats. 

TOP TRENDS 

1. TINTED GLASS 

Arteriors, C379, Otis 

Vase 

2. CLAY ACCENTS 

Sagebrook Home, 

A427,White/Orange Clay 

Planter on Tripod 

3. NATURAL WOOD 

COFFEE TABLE 

Four Hands, A140, 

Hudson Coffee Table- 

Spalted Primavera 

1 

4 

4. OVERSIZED LINEN 

SOFA 

Orient Express Furniture, 

B600, Maxwell 99” Sofa 

5. FRAMED TEXTILE ART 

Natural Curiosities, 

C596A, Hanging 

Tapestry, Yellow 

2 

3 

5 

Laura Umansky is an award-winning 

interior designer best known for her 

“classically current” luxury interiors. 

Her design philosophy honors the 

personal joys and unique collections 

of every client, creating curated 

homes that are authentic reflections 

of their passions and interests. Based 

LAURA UMANSKY 

[PANELIST] 

Laura U Interior Design 

Houston, Texas 

@laurauinteriordesign 

in Houston, Laura has been featured 

by numerous media outlets, including 

Architectural Digest, Domino, 

Modern Luxury Houston, Veranda, 

Martha Stewart Magazine, and Luxe 

Interiors. 

TOP TRENDS 

1. RATTAN AND ROPE 

LIGHTING 

Currey & Company, C398, 

Ibiza Chandelier 

2. LIMESTONE 

Global Views, A153, 

Equus Wall Vase- 

Limestone Finish 

3. CURVED UPHOLSTERY 

Arteriors, C379, 

Springsteen Chair Flint 

Velvet Champagne Swivel 

1 

3 

4. PASTEL JEWEL TONES 

Feizy Rugs, C180, Fine 

Wool And Silk 000198849 

18’-6” X 12’ 

2 

4 


Blackband Design, led by owners 

Greg and Wendy Blackband, is 

known for their fresh, sophisticated 

yet casual coastal style. Specializing 

in combining traditional pieces with 

more current elements, they create 

environments that are polished and 

WENDY BLACKBAND 

[PANELIST] 

Blackband Design 

Costa Mesa, California 

@blackbanddesign 

inviting with a splash of eclectic. With 

a focus on quality and value, the 

Blackband Design team prides itself 

on exceptional customer service and 

a personalized approach for every 

client. 

TOP TRENDS 

1. TEXTURED GLASS 

Arteriors, C379, Phoebe 

Vases, Set of 3 

2. LUXE TEXTILES 

Classic Home, Inc, 

C309, SLD Heirloom 

Velvet Terra Cotta 18x18 

3. ARCHITECTURAL 

ACCENT CHAIRS 

PALECEK, C498, 

Amalfi Outdoor Arm 

Chair 

3 

4. SIGNATURE FINE ART 

Natural Curiosities, 

C596A, Icarus 

Collection, Copper 

1 

2 

4 

5. CERAMIC LIGHT 

FIXTURES 

Cyan Design, A236, 

Hayes Table Lamp 

5 

Amy Bartlam is a Los Angelesbased 

interiors photographer known 

for her thoughtful compositions, 

considered use of natural light and 

attention to detail. Born and raised 

in the UK, she studied Photography 

at Birmingham Institute of Art and 

Design and moved to Los Angeles 

1 

AMY BARTLAM 

[PANELIST] 

Amy Bartlam 

Los Angeles, California 

@amybartlam 

in 2013. Amy’s work has been seen 

in publications such as the LA Times 

and Luxe, as well as magazines in 

Portugal, Germany and the UK, and 

on many prestigious design blogs. 

3 

TOP TRENDS 

1. COGNAC LEATHER 

CHAIR 

Zuo, A442, Lincoln 

Lounge Chair Saddle 

2. LARGE PLANT 

Sullivan, Inc., C966, Bird 

of Paradise Foliage Tree 

3. ART BOOKS 

Chronicle Books, C1078, 

Every Room Tells a Story 

By Kit Kemp 

4. JUTE RUG 

Chandra, C512, 

ART-3550 Rug 

2 

4 


Lexi Westergard is a Phoenix-based 

interior designer whose work has 

been featured on numerous sites 

and publications including HGTV, 

HGTV.COM, and Style Me Pretty. 

Recently dubbed one of the Valley’s 

top designers, Lexi is known for 

2 

LEXI WESTERGARD 

[PANELIST] 

Lexi Westergard Design 

Phoenix, Arizona 

@lexiwestergard_design 

her use of modern and traditional 

pieces that create a polished yet 

approachable space. Her bright, 

clean, and fresh aesthetic has quickly 

become one of the most sought 

after and recognizable brands in the 

Phoenix metro area. 

3 

4 

TOP TRENDS 

1. WOVEN MATERIALS 

Bungalow 5, C455, Oslo 

Counter Stool, Natural 

2. METALS (ESPECIALLY 

BLACK AND BRASS) 

Four Hands, A140, 

Adair Coffee Table in 

Raw Brass 

3. EARTH TONES 

Loloi Rugs, A224-04, 

LQ-15 Terracotta / Sky 

4. SHAGREEN 

FURNITURE 

PALECEK, C498, Faux 

Shagreen Hex Side Table 

5. TEXTURAL CERAMIC 

TABLE LAMP 

Arteriors, C379, 

Amelia Lamp 

1 

5 

Lindsey’s background as an artist 

allows her to design spaces that are 

intentional and unique to every client. 

From mixing earthy textures with bold 

textiles, curating vintage finds with 

contemporary elements, Lindsey 

pulls her inspiration from the beautiful 

California landscapes she calls home. 

1 

2 

LINDSEY BORCHARD 

[PANELIST] 

Lindsey Brooke Design 

Thousand Oaks, California 

@lindseybrookedesign 

4 

You can see some of her work in Rue 

Magazine, My Domaine, and Style 

Me Pretty. As a mother of two active 

boys, Lindsey designs spaces that 

are not only filled with beauty and 

intention but are also functional for 

the everyday family. 

3 

5 

TOP TRENDS 

1. MATTE METALS 

Uttermost, B400, Thales, 

3 Lt. Pendant 

2. BRASS AND LEATHER 

ACCENTS 

Worlds Away, C369, 

RUSSELL BR 

3. CANED FURNITURE 

Noir, C399, Chloe Chair, 

Teak, Caning, and Black 

Cotton 

4. TAUPE HUES 

Loloi Rugs, A224-04, 

TF-03 MH ASH / IVORY 

5. STONE ACCENTS 

Jamie Young Company, 

C460, Borealis Hexagon 

Table Lamp 


ask an 

EDITOR 

Q+A with Kelli Lamb of RUE Magazine 

Once upon a time, she turned an 

unhappy background in the world 

of e-commerce into a happily 

ever after as editor of a major 

online design publication. Meet 

dreamer, risk taker, storyteller, 

daily meditation practitioner and 

Editor in Chief Kelli Lamb of Rue 

Magazine. A passionate writer 

from a young age, Kelli spent 

her childhood attending creative 

writing camps and printing up 

homemade magazines on her 

computer to hand out to family. 

Still, it wasn’t until she reached 

her twenties that she realized that 

working in media might actually 

be her one true career love. Fresh 

out of college, she worked her way 

up the ladder at an e-commerce 

company but was, in her words, 

“totally miserable.” After starting 


a blog to fulfill her creative side, 

Kelli describes her eyes as having 

been opened to the online media 

world and an endless new source 

of job possibilities. 

strong eye for trends in lifestyle, 

fashion and design, Kelli’s voice 

helps to shape Rue as a daily 

design resource and a pathway to 

stylish living. 

After moving to San Francisco in 

2012, Kelli spent months chasing 

interviews before landing an 

intern position at Rue (hello, 

dream job!). Though the job was 

unpaid, she knew it was a great 

opportunity to network and learn 

a new industry from the inside out. 

“I sold my car for extra money,” 

she says. “Who needs a car in San 

Francisco, anyway?” Her mantra 

as an intern — “do it before they 

ask!” — soon paid off, as she was 

quickly promoted from “unpaid 

intern” to editorial assistant, to 

associate editor, to managing 

editor, and finally to her position 

today as Editor in Chief. With a 


An editor’s job, in five words: 

Educational, Ever-evolving, 

Inspirational, Colorful, and EMAILS 

KELLI LAMB 

Editor in Chief of 

Rue Magazine 

What is it about a potential story 

captures your attention? 

I’m drawn to design projects that 

offer a bit of intimacy: I like to 

know fun details of how a person 

is using the home, or what their 

life looks like there. I like to go 

beyond “this is where the sofa is 

from, and these are the tiles that 

we used, and this is what it all 

cost” and venture to “the sofa fits 

all 4 kids and is great for movie 

nights” or “my father-in-law lived 

with us for three weeks and did 

all of the tile installation.” I believe 

design should be so much more 

than making your life look like a 

showroom, and I’m honored to 

be able to show how people use 

design to create the life they want. 

3 Essential Elements 

for Every Room 

Something cozy 

Something functional 

Something that makes 

your heart happy 

Photography: 

Page 17 - Design by Studio H, Photography by 

Karyn Millet // Page 18 - Design by Chango and 

Co Photography by Sarah Elliott (top); 

Design by Patrick Ediger, Photo by Meghan 

Bob (bottom) // Page 19 - Design by Kelli Lamb 

Photography by Monica Wang // Page 20 - 

Design by Kelli Lamb Photography by 

Monica Wang 


What design rule do you 

think was made to be 

broken? 

In the age of Instagram, it’s 

easy to buy into trends or 

“rules” as a whole. I see a lot 

of people who really commit 

to one aesthetic top to 

bottom, and I think it should 

be about selecting pieces 

that you truly love and will 

cherish. Those are the rooms 

that I find most beautiful, the 

ones that break all the rules 

and mix styles and genres 

effortlessly. 

If you could live inside the 

world of a favorite book or 

movie, which would it be? 

Can I pick a mini-series? 

I don’t want to live in the 

Big Little Lies WORLD, 

necessarily…super intense. 

But I sure wouldn’t mind 

living in Celeste’s (Nicole 

Kidman) house! It’s one of 

my favorite “TV houses” 

ever. I love the views of 

California’s rugged coast, 

and the furnishings match 

the location. A little bit 

glamorous, a little bit 

coastal, a little bit modern. 

It’s a perfect blend. 

What’s one thing you never 

start your day without? 

I try to have at least 15 

minutes of “quiet coffee 

time” each morning, which 

means no iPhone scrolling, 

no emails, no to-do list. I just 

sit with my coffee, watch 

the hummingbirds have 

breakfast on my deck, or do 

some super simple yoga. I 

wouldn’t necessarily call it 

meditation, but it really helps 

me feel calm and centered 

before I dive into my day. 

“I've been absolutely terrified 

every moment of my life - and 

I've never let it keep me from 

doing a single thing I wanted 

to do.” - Georgia O’Keeffe 

What’s one thing you never 

end your day without? 

Since I work from home, I 

have to draw a boundary at 

the end of the day. I always 

put away my laptop and any 

work materials so there’s 

a distinction between work 

life and home life. I also 

always tidy up before bed, 

so I can have a fresh start 

in the morning. Otherwise, I 

might avoid my inbox (AKA 

procrastinate) in favor of 

doing laundry or dishes. 


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HOTLIST 

DESIGN TRENDS OF THE SEASON 

Wallpaper: Mitchell Black - In Between Abra 2.018 Collection 


3 

High-impact red in a 

compact f lared 

sil houette 

4 

1 

2 

5 

10 

TRENDING 

URBAN 

FUTURE 

6 

7 

9 

Who needs a shade? Modern 

minimal bul bs shine all on their own 

8 


URBAN FUTURE • Urban nomads, rejoice! One of our favorite trends for 2019 

embraces all things multi-functional and compact, designed to maximize small 

spaces for dynamic lifestyles. Modern life demands flexibility, from our working 

lives to our living spaces. In the future, even your furniture will have a “side 

hustle,” whether it’s a molded acrylic stool that doubles as a magazine rack, 

a console that transforms into a dining table, or customizable shelving units. 

Clean lines meet smart design in this forward-looking trend! 

GET THE LOOK 

1. X2 Smart Shelf 

Wewood 

2. Magino Stool 

Umbra 

3. Light Bulb Lamp, Small 

BOBO Intriguing Objects 

4. Wilco Side Table Red 

Zuo 

5. Intra Table 

Resource Furniture 

6. Faith Ceiling Lamp 

Zuo 

7. Blink Wall Clock 

Umbra 

8. Palm Springs Futon 

Novogratz 

9. Balad Standing Lamp 

Fermob 

10. Tech Chair, Charcoal Black 

Noir 

SHOP THE TREND 

RESOURCE 

FURNITURE 

UMBRA 

ZUO 

BOBO INTRIGUING 

OBJECTS 


1 

2 

Sleek settees and 

curvaceous chaises are 

always inviting 

5 

3 

4 

Gorgeous curves 

command attention 

from the f loors to 

the walls 

TRENDING 

DANGEROUS 

6 

CURVES 

7 

8 

10 


9

DANGEROUS CURVES • Say farewell to geometric style in 2019, with a brand 

new trend for all those who feel that real furniture has curves. Embrace all things 

shapely with this retro chic trend that updates 70s-style curved furnishings for 

the modern design era, in a look that’s both eye-catching and sensuous. Soft 

edges invite lounging in style, so get ahead of the curve with swooping settees, 

serpentine artwork and all things rounded. 

GET THE LOOK 

1. Folden Cinematic Landscapes: 

Napa 2 

Natural Curiosities 

2. Helios Platters 

Jamie Young 

3. Dana Left Arm Chaise 

Interlude Home 

4. Aero Chairside Table 

Modern History 

5. Trephine Drum Chandelier 

Currey and Company 

6. Wire Shadow III 

Shadow Catchers 

7. Duprey Settee Sharkskin 

Velvet Grey Ash 

Arteriors 

8. Brinker Rug 

Feizy Rugs 

9. Raza Tub Chair 

Safavieh 

10. Barber Side Table 

Mr. Brown Home 


MODERN 

HISTORY 

SHADOW 

CATCHERS 

INTERLUDE 

HOME 

MR. BROWN 

HOME 


Maximalist 

style meets 

vibrant jewel 

tones in this 

psychedelic 

garden 

4 

2 5 

1 

3 

TRENDING 

6 

7 

PARADISE FOUND 

8 

11 


10 

Walk on the 

wild side with 

a luxurious wool 

faux-tiger rug 

9

PARADISE FOUND • Ready to embrace some wild side vibes? Discover a modern 

Eden full of rich metallics, saturated jewel tones, and all kinds of flora and fauna. 

Gilded peacocks, artisan-crafted wool tigers and shimmering serpents? Sounds 

too tempting not to explore. Intense color rules in this paradise, from bold 

magenta to vivid emerald and cerulean. We’re embracing maximalism in this 

eclectic style, which pairs animal-inspired patterns with luxurious textiles like 

velvet and leather, for a look that’s equal parts tropical oasis and pure rock & roll. 

GET THE LOOK 

1. Serpent Motif II 

Celadon Art 

2. Jardine Peacock Wallpaper 

Mitchell Black 

3. Mini Metallic Apple Gold 

Phillips Collection 

4. Pink Garden Print 

John Robshaw 

5. Ondrea 

Made Goods 

6. Crocodile Skull Black/Gold Leaf 

Phillips Collection 

7. California Mix Moss Sphere 

Gold Leaf Design Group 

8. Prussian Blue 2 

Zoe Bios 

9. Wisteria Exotic 

Square Feathers 

10. Feroz 

Loloi 

11. Camilia Cabinet 

Koket 


PHILLIPS 

COLLECTION 

MITCHELL 

BLACK 

MADE GOODS 

GOLD LEAF 

DESIGN GROUP 


3 

4 

1 

11 

2 

TRENDING 

Handcrafted and domestically sourced 

design is always in style 

SIMPLY 

5 

10 

SUSTAINABLE 

Go green with eco-friend ly 

materials like cork 

6 

8 

9 


7

SIMPLY SUSTAINABLE • Nothing is more beautiful than sustainability, from 

eco-friendly materials to reclaimed components. Smart manufacturers 

are all over this forward-looking trend, supporting traditional artisans that 

create uniquely woven textiles and accessories, and using responsibly 

sourced natural materials like cork, coconut shell, and hundred-year-old 

barnwood to create truly unique works. Discover how just gorgeous “green” 

can be with our picks for simply sustainable design! 

GET THE LOOK 

1. Teak End Table 

Ibolili 

2. 3253-00 Ottoman 

LEE Industries 

(available at UpCountry Home) 

3. Moon Rug Bright 

MINNA 

4. ROV03 - Revolve Pillow 

Jaipur Living 

5. Emerald Bay Raffia Bowl 

Kazi 

6. Milo Chair 

Rowe Furniture 

7. Baldwin Coffee Table 

Cisco Brothers 

8. Corkie Side Table 

Design Ideas 

9. Black Log Stool 

Europe2You 

10. Tumbled Mocha 

Jeffan 

11. Selita Coco Chandelier 

Palecek 


ROWE 

FURNITURE 

EUROPE2YOU 

UPCOUNTRY 

HOME 

PALECEK 


DESIGNER 

DOZEN 

The Most Inspiring 

Instagrams of 

Winter 2019 


@bradytolbert @citysage @heatherbullard 

@leclairdecor @sarahshermansamuel @kathykuodesigns 

@michellecgage 

Photo: @kylesmithborn 

@jesseparrislamb 

Photo: @nicole_franzen 

@sunnycirclestudio 

@mallorymathisoninc 

Photo: @jeffherrphoto 

@housesevendesign 

@homeyohmy 


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