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The Design Industry Quarterly
What’s Hot, What’s Next Stay ahead of the curve for your clients and upcoming design projects with the latest trends in the industry.
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Celebrities Sound Off Today’s top celebrity designers and innovators share their inspiration, favorite trends, and future plans.
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Flamboyant Fabrics Fabrics are pushing the color envelope and providing bursts of vibrant energy to today’s vignettes.
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FOR THE SPARKLE IN YOUR EYE
BE BRIGHT, BE BOLD
Metallic glamour is all the rage.
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elcome to DESIGN [S]WATCH, the first edition of our new quarterly print publication that will disseminate the latest and greatest information the interior design industry has to offer.
You will hear from the top manufacturers, see the newest products and trends, and even be kept up-to-date on the most important upcoming design events! Our company has been curating the industry’s finest manufacturers of furniture, fabrics, and accessories for over two decades, and now we would like to ensure that the industry has the power of knowledge in their hands when they begin a new project. Keeping you informed, Linda & Emilio Sadez
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ACCESSORIES
TOTALLY THOM
OLD FLORIDA IS NEW FLORIDA
Mr. Filicia gets personal with DESIGN [S]WATCH.
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Artisanal accents and artwork with the Florida vibe.
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FURNITURE
EVENTS
KEEPING YOUR TASTE IN LINE
SEE AND BE SCENE
Straight is not narrow — linear is an alluring trend.
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The design industry scene captured and forecasted.
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EMERGING
COMMENTS FROM KRAVET
MAKE IT YOUR OWN
An industry leader keeps us in the loop.
Bring your vision to life with these customization options.
D E S I G N [ S ]W A T C H M A G A Z I N E DESIGN [S]WATCH is a publication of International Design Source. DESIGN [S]WATCH provides information on interior design and the associated products of the trade. The publisher accepts no responsibility for inaccuracies, errors or omissions with information and/or advertisements contained herein. All pictures reproduced in DESIGN [S]WATCH have been accepted by the publisher on the condition that such pictures are reproduced with the knowledge and prior consent of the copyright holder. As such the publisher is not responsible for any infringement of the copyright. All picture copyrights are held by the respective company unless otherwise noted. All rights reserved. ©2016.
ADDRESS, SUBSCRIPTIONS, AND CORRESPONDENCE TO: International Design Source, 6001 Taylor Road, Naples, FL 34109. Email: DesignSwatch@ids1.com or phone: (239) 591-1114
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VANGUARD WALLACE STORAGE CONSOLE As shown: Finish: Langdon on Exterior; Brushed Linen on Interior, Inside and Outside of Doors. Hardware: Satin Brass Base and Pulls.
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FOR THE SPARKLE IN YOUR EYE
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No matter the style, from traditional and classic to coastal and contemporary, glamour is always a welcomed design element. Metallic fabrics, high-gloss lacquer wood grains, crushed velvet, and mixed metals are all the rage. The juxtaposition of bling with basics steps up the ante, so go ahead and add the sparkle!
Photographs courtesy of Arteriors, Resource DĂŠcor, and Hancock & Moore
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Resource DĂŠcor
6. L E V I C R E D E N Z A 7. E V A N S C O C K T A I L T A B L E
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TOTALLY THOM Interior designer Thom Filicia is founder and principal of New York City-based design firm, Thom Filicia, Inc. Since launching the acclaimed enterprise in 1998, Thom Filicia, Inc. has earned him widespread exposure. Filicia is universally known for his ability to create stunningly modern, yet classic interiors that retain an inviting aesthetic reflecting the individuality of his clients. The success of his franchise has led to partnerships and projects with leading brands including Kravet, Soicher Marin, Vanguard, Ronald McDonald House Charities, Naples Home & Design Magazine, and many more.
When did you first become interested in interior design? I’ve always had an interest in art and architecture, and my parents nurtured that from an early age. When I was 9, I actually asked for a skylight for Christmas… not the typical request from Santa, but it definitely made a point.
What is your favorite part about designing spaces? I love the entire process of designing interiors, from the conceptual phase, laying out the floor plans and material selection to the installation and styling at the end. I’ve also really loved growing my home collection and the perspective that product design gives me within my interior design business. This symbiotic relationship between the home collection and interior design business allows for a wonderful laboratory of development and inspiration.
Tell me about the inspiration behind your recent Naples Signature Home project? The Home & Design Signature Home was a collaboration between Thom Filicia and the designers of Cinnabar Design (Naples, FL), who interpreted the Thom Filicia aesthetic and infused it into the design of a “signature home” through the use of Thom Filicia Home Collection fabrics, furniture, artwork, rugs, bedding and wall covering to create a look and feel that is authentic to the location and lifestyle of Naples. I love that the house and décor of the Signature Home responds to a modern lifestyle, but with a sophisticated old Florida take. I describe my general style as liveable, layered luxury. My goal is to create spaces that are sophisticated and stylish while also being warm and welcoming. The aesthetic of this home is less about having a “coastal” feel and more about being true to its lifestyle and sense of place. The home feels authentic to its architecture, its location, and the point of view of the people who’d live there. ids1.com
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What do you think the biggest trend will be at the upcoming High Point Market? Some of the trends I think we’ll see at High Point are earthy pastel hues, natural textures, mixed materials (especially when it comes to metals), and art-inspired wall coverings.
Of all the recent trends, what is your favorite? My favorite trend is towards individuals, families, and brands really personalizing their spaces and creating interiors that are an honest reflection of who they are and how they live. It’s no longer about creating a backdrop because of a trend or look you’re trying to achieve, but about feeling comfortable in your interiors and allowing them to tell an authentic story about where you’ve been, where you are, and where you’re going.
To learn more about Thom, visit thomfilicia.com or view pieces from his collection in person in one of our four IDS furniture showrooms.
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KEEPING YOUR TASTE IN LINE Straight lines are usually not seen as sexy, but the clean lines in these curated furniture pieces indeed depict a most alluring trend.
Photographs courtesy of ©Kindel Furniture Company, Vanguard, Taylor King, Currey & Company, and Jessica Charles
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C O N S TA N T C R E D E N Z A Kindel’s Designer Artist Series was inspired by a desire for clean lines and simplicity of design.
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PROSSER DR AWER CHEST This stunning chest in Jalapeño Pepper finish is from Vanguard’s Make It Yours Bedroom program.
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MARLOWE CHAIR Channeling Southern tradition in rattan while adding an on-trend touch with a chevron pattern.
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ZHIN CABINET Classic eastern colors and motifs meet contemporary styling in this eye-catching accent piece.
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HUG CHAISE Secret agent modern styling with comfort to spare.
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S P E N C E R C O C K TA I L TA B L E Timeless design with the sensibility of now from the Barry Goralnick “Blended Modern” Capsule Collection.
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COMMENTS FROM KRAVET The insights and wisdom of five generations spanning nearly 100 years have set Kravet, Inc. apart as both a family business and an industry leader. Creative Director SCOTT KRAVET took a moment with DESIGN [S]WATCH to talk about current trends, celebrity collaborations, the inspiration for their product offerings, and the brand as a whole. Here is what Scott had to share with us.
Photographs courtesy of Kravet
From Diane von Furstenberg and Kate Spade New York to Barbara Barry and Thom Filicia, Kravet has an impressive lineup of celebrity designers. How do you decide with whom to collaborate? Kravet is fortunate to partner with talented designers — both in the interior design industry and the world of fashion, as well. We look at our whole line up of licensors and seek out a complimentary viewpoint.
What factors (i.e. the fashion industry, Pantone colors, etc.) provide inspiration for each season’s collections? We are influenced by fashion, of course, but also by art galleries, exhibits at museums around the world, and our natural surroundings.
If you could have dinner with anyone (including deceased), whom would you invite? I would have dinner with Frank Lloyd Wright.
What do you predict the most popular pattern or design will be at the upcoming fall Market? The most popular fabric is currently textures in long color lines. Velvet is making a huge comeback, and modern is on the rise.
Currently, what is your favorite pattern/design? My favorite is an archival design that has a blend of Art Nouveau and a little Art Deco.
What is the most important advice you have received about building a career in design? My advice is to mix all your findings together, and change your interiors often.
Visit kravet.com to learn more about all of Kravet’s offerings. With more than 45,000 fabrics from which to choose, Kravet is a leader in the interior design industry, offering the widest range of colors, patterns, textures and styles exclusively to-the-trade.
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Sarah Richardson introduces HARMONY FOR KRAVET Harmony’s printed and woven fabrics are suited for a variety of interiors: from modern urban spaces to traditional country retreats, and everything in between. Inspired by nature, architecture and classic elements of design, the collection presents a current take on classic floral and damask patterns alongside modern designs like Asian-inspired bamboo trellis and geometric motifs.
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BE BRIGHT, BE BOLD Vibrant, alive, and playful…the latest and greatest fabrics and wall coverings keep turning up the volume. Bright, punchy designs bring a lot of energy to your next project. The most interesting patterns include zebra, Chinoiserie, paisley, and floral. The sky is the limit on the color palette. Layering of multiple designs within a given room setting provides a richness and interest to the otherwise safe choice of neutrals.
JF Fabrics M E R E D I T H V O L U M E
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JF Fabrics presents its exclusive inaugural wall covering collection in partnership with Meredith Heron across North America. This collection is comprised of 36 coordinating wall coverings that embody Heron’s signature style and passion for layering patterns, colors and textures.
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We dare you to be bold with the new Greenwood collection of print and embroidered fabrics and wallpapers. The patterns, classic paisleys, and harmonizing stripes and textures of this stunning curation have been colored in invigorating palettes ranging from complementary bright blues, greens, and fuchsia to classic black and neutrals. Photograph courtesy of © Thibaut, Inc.
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Enjoy the Lilly Pulitzer lifestyle all year round with Resort 365 indoor/outdoor fabric. Dimensional textured weaves in signature Lilly colors are the perfect backdrop for fun patterned prints like ikat, sea life motifs, and Heritage Floral – a symbol of Palm Beach and a classic amongst the Lilly prints. Pops of aqua, yellow, orchid pink, palm green and clementine stay bright and vibrant for year-long style that’s oh-so Lilly.
Besame Mucho
Available in 2 colorways
Big Wave
Available in 3 colorways
Chev On It
Available in 4 colorways
La Via Loca
Available in 5 colorways
Well Connected
Photographs courtesy of Lee Jofa
Available in 8 colorways
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OLD FLORIDA IS NEW FLORIDA Artisanal accents and artwork that evoke the Floridian vibe are a celebration of nature and inspired by the weather, landscape, and terrain of our great state. With new collections from the industry’s top accessories manufacturers being launched every season, it seems the trend to embrace the homeland will never go out of style and can always be brought to the next level.
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Photographs courtesy of Chelsea House, Fabricut, Currey & Company, and Leftbank Art
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Charlotte Moss for Fabricut
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Calendar of Events October 2016
O C T O B E R 2 0 – 5:30p - 8:30p AIA Jacksonville: Allied Member Trade Show UNF University Center; Jacksonville, FL O C T O B E R 2 2 - 2 6 2016 Fall High Point Market High Point, NC
ASID Chapter Leadership Conference The 2016 ASID Chapter Leadership Conference (CLC) held in Minneapolis, Minnesota from July 14 -17 provided three days of keynotes, education, training, idea sharing, and networking. ASID chapter leaders engaged with peers, thought leaders, and the society’s national board and staff, resulting in one of the strongest and most well-attended Chapter Leadership Conferences in recent history. More than 400 ASID members, design professionals, and friends of the society attended in preparation for the upcoming year.
O C T O B E R 2 7 – 9:00a - 11:30a ASID FL North: Aging in Place CEU NEFBA Office; Jacksonville, FL
November 2016 N O V E M B E R 2 & 3 – 6:00p International Design Source: Night in Havana Nov. 2 — IDS4; Naples, FL Nov. 3 — IDS Sarasota; Sarasota, FL N O V E M B E R 3 – 6:30p AIA Tampa Bay: Celebrate Design Awards Reception TBD N O V E M B E R 1 5 – 10:00a - 2:00p International Design Source: High Point Market Review All Naples Showrooms; Naples, FL N O V E M B E R 1 6 – 10:00a - 2:00p International Design Source: High Point Market Review IDS Sarasota Showroom; Sarasota, FL N O V E M B E R 1 7 – 6:00p AIA Palm Beach: Design and Honor Awards Banquet Waterstone Resort & Marina; Boca Raton, FL
SEBC 35th Annual Aurora Awards This year’s competition on July 29th drew 335 entries in 57 categories, including commercial, office space, renovated projects, mixed-use, affordable, multifamily projects, site planning, single-family production and custom homes.
Design Winners • Phil
Kean Design Group • W Design Interiors • Kay Green Design, Inc. • Wegman Design Group • David Fruscione • Phil Kean Design Group • Michelle Miller Design • The Design Studio • Forum Architecture & Interior Design, Inc. • Group 4 • Design Environments, Inc. • Mike Kargar • Renee Gaddis Interiors • Masterpiece Design Group • G2 Studios • Kim Deddens Custom Design Studio • Wolf-Rizor Interiors
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• Inspirations Home Design Center • STA
Architectural Group • Masterpiece Design Group • John McClain Designs / Gilded Home • Freestyle Interiors • Romanza Interior Design • Artisan Design Group • Merchandising Plus, Inc. • Builders Design • Kay Green Design, Inc. • Vogue Interiors • Norris Furniture & Interiors • Inspirations Home Design Center • Rhett Alexander LLC • SK Design Group • Potvin Design Company • JKing Designs LLC
December 2016 D E C E M B E R 8 – 11:00a AIA Tampa Bay: 2nd Annual Meat Eat & Skeet Sporting Clays Tourney Tampa Bay Sporting Clays; Tampa, FL D E C E M B E R 8 – TBD ASID FL South West Coast: Holiday Party Kravet Showroom; Naples, FL D E C E M B E R 1 4 – 5:30p International Design Source: Annual Holiday Party IDS4: Coastalatitudes; Naples, FL D E C E M B E R 1 4 – 5:30p International Design Source: Holiday Party with the Interior Design Society Sarasota IDS Sarasota Showroom; Sarasota, FL D E C E M B E R 1 6 – 6:00p Interior Design Society Naples: Holiday Party Off The Hook Comedy Club (tentative); Naples, FL
January 2017
J A N U A R Y 1 3 – 5:30p Home & Design: Launch Party Tiburon at The Ritz-Carlton Golf Resort; Naples, FL J A N U A R Y 2 6 – 6:00p International Design Source: Martini Table Party IDS3: Contemporary; Naples, FL
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So, you have a client that wants or needs something totally unique. Often a space requires a product that simply doesn’t already exist, and you need to completely customize it. Well there are many manufacturers that can collaborate with you to make your vision a reality.
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The construction of case goods and furniture has changed incredibly in the last century. Once the purview of skilled craftsman, the advent of mass industrialization changed the landscape of furniture making into one of mass production. However, recent innovations have altered the landscape yet again to allow for true personalization. At International Design Source, we work with several manufacturers who can provide full customization from drawings and CAD layouts, as well as vendors who allow near limitless modifications in color, finish, hardware and size in their respective collections. FULL CUSTOMIZATION • Kindel • Lorts • Old Biscayne Designs
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COLLECTION CUSTOMIZATION • Chaddock • Charleston Forge
Fremarc Design Hickory Chair • Hickory White • Marge Carson • CTH Sherrill Occassional • Swaim • Vanguard Furniture
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New Introduction at 2016 Fall High Point Market
HAVANA CROSSING ™ by Stanley Furniture Taken directly from a place that has been frozen in time, Havana Crossing™ is the confluence of 500 years of Havana’s unique culture, aesthetic and architecture with a modern sensibility. Authentic to its inspiration, this eclectic, yet well-edited home furnishings collection is something excitingly new.
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