Last week we attended NY Now at the Javitz Center right here in our own NYC neighborhood to see all things print, pattern, and color. And we’ve rounded up a few of our favorites from the trends we spotted – check them out below.
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High Point Market 2016 Trends | Decorating and Design Blog | HGTV
We’re seeing color at opposite sides of the spectrum, with the softer side and the luxe side leading the way. Take a look at what you’ll be seeing in stores spring/summer 2017.
For more inspiration, view the original source: High Point Market 2016 Trends | Decorating and Design Blog | HGTV
Product Personality at Maison Objet Miami
I was probably the biggest skeptic when I heard two years ago that my favorite overseas show was heading to Miami for its debut in America. It’s been two years now, I have attended both shows…
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We have lots of new designs in our collection and we are proud to announce our New Home Collection!Â
We are excited to announce our newest HOME Collection for bedding, wallpaper, upholstery and fabric for Design Works International! It’s our newest design collaboration showcasing traditional, global, floral and geometric offerings. Beautiful techniques with a focus on watercolor, ikat, shibori and block prints in updated and fresh color combinations.
 Call us at 212-594-0777 to set up an appointment to view all of our collections. See you at the show!
Creative Collabrations-New York City
Dividing my time as an exhibitor at Surtex NYC, a trend-forward design surface pattern show with my NYC based studio, Design Works International, attending the ICFF, International Contemporary Furniture Fair, where I was part of the IFDA’s “Take A Seat” campaign which is an on going project promoting talent within the design community while giving back to local charities, (on May 27th we will auction off our one of a kind up-cycled chairs with more details on the IFDA website) and visiting the National Stationary show to view the latest and greatest in graphic design and new printing techniques…..it was a week of “Creative Collabrations”!
All three exhibitions were located at the Javitz Center at 655 West 34th Street.
Surtex, in its 29th year is a business to business marketplace dedicated to selling and licensing original art and design. The show features an unparalleled and up-to-the-minute range of color, design and pattern trends for every product category imaginable!
The ICFF, in its 27th year is North America’s platform for global design and lures those in pursuit of design’s timely truths and latest trends in home design featuring contemporary furniture, seating, carpet and flooring, lighting, outdoor furniture, materials, wall coverings, accessories, textiles and kitchen and bath for both residential and commercial interiors.
The National Stationary Show in its 69th year is the worlds most comprehensive marketplace for greeting cards, stationary and related lifestyle products. Showcasing products such as cards, custom invitations, gift wrap/ribbon, stationary, speciality party products, paper tableware, bridal accessories, in-store printing equipment and much more, the stationary show is the go to source for all innovative trends regarding the newest in paper based products.
Some highlights from this “Creative Collaboration” week in NYC….
Top left: Amadi Carpets, Ornameta Tiles, Apadana rugs, Tadeco Home Wall Panels
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Design Works International Surtex Show @designworksinternational
Moora Brazil  @mooramobilia ICFF Show
 Keiou Design Lab, Wall Surface Panels ICFF Show
 Tadeco Home Fabric Wall Panels ICFF Show
 Brooklyn Owl National Stationary Show
 Leonardo Bueno ICFF Show
 B+ N Industries ICFF Show @BN_Industries
Fermob ICFF Show @Fermob
 Stationary Show Best in Show Display
 Amadi Carpets ICFF Show
 IFDA’s  “Take A Seat” ICFF Show
Maison Objet Miami
I have to admit that I was a bit skeptical when I heard that Maison Objet, the French trade show for interior design that has taken place in Paris only, was having its debut in America in Miami May 2015. I decided to venture to Miami yesterday (twist my arm) and see what Maison & Objet (Americas) was all about.
Maison Objet in the Miami Beach Convention Center had just over 300 exhibitors from all over the world. The diversity ranged from high profile companies to new rising star artisans which gave the show a new twist to its more established show in Paris…think “Boutique Maison”!
The venvue was easy to navigate which left me with a few hours to explore the Miami Design District which too has grown over the years! With the success of Art Basel and the expansion of the Design District Miami does seem to be the right and natural choice for Maison in America!
Enjoy some of my highlights from my day at Maison Objet in America as well as images from the Miami Design District!
Gilles Caffier, Paris
 Alicia Kossick (Representing Artisans Worldwide)
 Tidelli, Brazil
 Vallila Interior, Finland
 Opiary, New York
 Fine Art Lamps, USA and Wep Lighting, Brazil
 Internum, Italy (The Hug Chair)
 Miami Design District
 Miami Design District
 Monica James & Co. Miami Design District
 Fermob, France
 Holly Hunt, Miami Design District
Internum, Miami Design District
Bold Color in Home Decor
It looks like bold accent colors in the home are making a radical comeback this season. We are seeing a multitude of saturated brights filtering throughout home products both overseas as well as in the states.
Designers are updating rooms with fun accent brights even in the kitchen with some of the latest appliances now featured in bright color options or new surface finishes.
Photo credit @nancy_fire
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