*January 2019 update:
the NEW report for 2020 interior trends from imm cologne 2019 is NOW online. Jump at this link to read more about the top trends for 2020
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Hello guys, here I am with the second part of my trend report from the IMM Cologne 2018 furniture fair.
As I already told you I spotted some inspiring news, in addition to the trends we already featured in the past and that are big confirmations as interior trends for this year.
Since I’ve already written a lot about many of the interior trends that were at the Cologne fair and don’t want to bore you, I’m just doing a quick recap with some links where you can find more about each design trend. Then, I’m focusing more on what we haven’t already seen out there and that can be something interesting and new. Probably as an interior trend for 2019, even if I’m waiting also to visit soon the Stockholm Design Fair and -of course- the Milan Design Week to discover more on these topics.
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Eccomi con la seconda parte del mio trend report dalla fiera di arredo e design IMM Colonia 2018. Come già vi dicevo, ho trovato molte novità interessanti, assieme a molte tendenze di cui vi avevo già parlato e che si confermano come grandi trend per il 2018 (vedi, il rosa: ci stancherà mai?)
Per questi, mi limiterò a farvi un elenco e a rimandarvi ad alcuni articoli passati, in cui potrete se volete approfondire l’argomento. Mi concentrerò poi su alcune novità che ho visto a Colonia e che secondo me diventeranno interessanti tendenze nei prossimi mesi (forse, anno). Fatemi sapere se siete d’accordo!
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Interior Trends for 2018, already seen and spotted again at the IMM Cologne 2018 furniture fair
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- Millennial Pink [ a lot ] | Pink interior trend | Maison Objet 2017 | Amazing interiors Proving that Pink is The Color (2017)
- Dark Marble | Tile Trends 2018 to watch out from Cersaie 2017
- Terrazzo | Interior Trends : Terrazzo comeback (2016)
- Terracotta | Earth Tones | Interior Trend (2016)
- Geometries and Perspectives | Design trends 2016 from Milan Design Week (2016)
- Floral patterns | Flower Power Interior trend (2016)
- Twenties, Metallic and the Gatsby decor | The great gatsby design style (2015)
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Interior Trends 2019, as seen at the IMM Cologne 2018 furniture fair :
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*January 2019 update:
the NEW report for 2020 interior trends from imm cologne 2019 is NOW online. Jump at this link to read more about the top trends for 2020
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Interior Design Trend #1 | New Pastels
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Together with strong and bold hues, I’ve seen many interesting new soft hues. Pastels will be on trend again, this is one of the many similarities between the interiors and fashion world I found at IMM Cologne this year. I think this is a natural effect of all those dark colors we have seen a lot last and this year. Several brands showcased settings and new products in light hues, much more than in the past.
New colors I’ve spotted (and that I actually love), besides soft blush pinks, include:
- pastel and light greens, as celadon and sage, I’ve already featured in this post about new greens
- lemon yellow
- lilac
- apricot orange
- light neutrals such as mushroom and toast
My ideal world can be painted just in these colors matched with white so I’m quite partial on this, I know.
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Most popular colors for bold accents included instead red and burgundy, ultra violet and purple, teal, klein blue and x-generation yellow (yes, exactly the emoticon color!). That’s one thing for sure, next months will be about color and color blocks, even if I’m expecting something new besides the color block decor.
Will write more about this soon.
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Interior Design Trend #2 | Tan Leather
This is more an evergreen trend since tan and cognac leather never go out of style. But I noticed that several brands presented at this IMM Cologne 2018 new product releases in tan leather. I love the match of leather with raw finishes, such as concrete, and I’m expecting to see a lot on this finish also next year.
You can find some inspiration in cognac and tan leather in interiors also in this old post (2015)
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Interior Design Trend #3 | Dark Wood
While oak is still very popular, I noticed several new products in dark wood, such as wenge. Whitened bleached wood is not on trend anymore, this year is more about dark and rustic wood essences. Also, wood is still a trend especially if combined with other materials such as glass and metal, for very precious and original design solutions.
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Interior Design Trend #4 | Glass Blocks
Glass blocks were really considered so-out-of-fashion for a long time that I’m betting will be on trend soon again. By now, they make me just think about my grandparents home and as an architect I’m still having some difficulties about thinking of them as an option for new projects. But as it happens with everything old that come back, you just need to get your eyes used to things again (just think about the terrazzo effect). Let’s see if I’m right.
|| Glass Blocks is one of the trends I featured in the Kitchen + Tiles 2018 Trend Guide that you will receive after replying to this superfast survey
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Interior Design Trend #5 | Organic
In my opinion, this is another natural effect of the huge Memphis and geometric trends we are seing this year. So I’m expecting brands and designers to work more and more in this direction, exploring new designs with very organic and irregular shapes. Well I’m not so much also into this trend, but again, it’s just about getting used to things.
Let’s see what will be next in the Milan Design Week!
Dojo Chair and Table by AC/AL, Petite Friture
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*January 2019 update: the new report for 2020 interior trends from imm cologne 2019 is online. Read more here
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