These are important trends as they influence carpet, flooring and interior design style options in our marketplace.
I caught up with Ann last week in our Kennesaw, GA office and asked her to talk about the trends she observed.
She says:
Grey is everywhere. But, this grey story is about tints of grey with the color being as easily violet cast as green cast.
Neutrals and browns are also tinted and cast with suggestions of other colors.Against these neutrals you see bright accent colors.
Woods are white-washed, rustic, hand scraped, weathered and greyed.
You can hear Ann describe these trends in A Foot's Perspective - Episode 13.
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These other resources capture sights and perspectives on Maison & Objet:
+ The official Maison & Objet website lists 2009 influences offers a 3-step itinerary focused on Simplicity: Farmlife/Back to solid ground, les Metropuritains/Get in line for eco-survival, Slow tech/Less speed for better living.
+ Live from Maison & Objet from Home Textiles Today
+ NotCot.comFor the most recent episode, visit A Foot's Perspective - Episode 12. Or you can scroll through previous blogposts with links to all previous episodes of A Foot's Perspective.
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