We are thrilled to present our annual wrap up of fashion, interior design and food trends, now in it’s fifth year and still one of our most popular blog topics. First up, 2015 Interior Design Trends.
When designing for an event, we use a broad palette of sources – colors, textures, historical reference, balance, the taste and style of our client and the best way to function in a space. Interior designers are often using the same factors when they are working in a client’s living space. For us, interior design is a natural source for event design. A favorite local designer, Joanna Fletcher Abizaid with Cline Rose Designs, has added some interesting perspective as well. Inspiration is everywhere, all you have to do is look!
2015 Interior Design Trends
Dark Blues
“‘Marsala’ might be Pantone’s color of the year, but dark blues are having a major moment in 2015. Blue is one of those universal colors that appeals to almost everyone, and it’s super versatile. Pair the saturated tone with blush, kelly green, or even black,” says Joanna.
Via Pinterest: http://www.myplumdesign.com
Mixed Metals:
Joanna adds, “Brass is still back in big way this year, but to keep it on trend, we’re mixing it with other metals. The trick is to keep the warm metals (brass and gold) aged, dull and /or brushed and the cool ones (the silvery tones) polished and shiny. Take it a step further and add a third matte black finish to mix.”
Cline Rose Designs
Smoky Glass
We’ve noticed that glass in all it’s forms is always going to be a big player – from curios to tabletop to light fixtures. This year, ditch the crystal clear and opt for some darker glass pieces for a little more mystery.
Via Pinterest: dailytonic.com
Artistic Rugs
Have your floor be the centerpiece of your room with major statement rugs.
via HGTV.com
Color Pop
Jazz up white walls or a neutral palette with an accent of a bold hue.
Via Pinterest: http://decoholic.org
Bold Wallcovering – Tile & Wallpaper
Goodbye white subway tile or painted walls, hello bold patterns and colors.
via HGTV.com
For more trends, photo references, and more, visit our Pinterest board.
Special thanks to Joanna at Cline Rose, and our fabulous intern, Caitrin, for their contributions!
