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January 2017
The Design Industry Quarterly
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All the buzz from the Fall 2016
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elcome to the third edition of DESIGN [S]WATCH, in which we will be covering the hottest trends, colors, textures, fabrics, accessories, and stand-out pieces for 2017.
At IDS’ five showrooms (four in Naples, one in Sarasota), we update our offerings and refresh our vignettes to stay on trend and fresh at all times. Our goal is to stimulate creativity for interior designers and make their work easier and more profitable. In this 16-page edition you will hear from industry notables Lillian August and John Robshaw and be kept up to date on the most important upcoming local design events. Keeping you informed, Linda & Emilio Sadez
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Our choices for the best and buzzworthy of High Point.
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2017 TRENDS
LILLIAN AUGUST
WHAT'S TRENDING
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JOHN ROBSHAW
THE RIGHT SWATCH
Ms. August expresses her distinct American style.
A textile designer who gives back to the artisans who inspire him.
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Our curated list of the upcoming trends in 2017.
Fabrics and wall coverings that complement your designs.
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BEDDING
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SEE AND BE SCENE
Don't stop short — up your style ante with the perfect bedding.
The design industry scene captured and forecasted.
D ESIGN [S]WATC H M AGAZ I N E : Volume 2, Issue 1: January 2017 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. ©2017.
ADDRESS, SUBSCRIPTIONS, AND CORRESPONDENCE TO: International Design Source, 6001 Taylor Road, Naples, FL 34109. Email: DesignSwatch@ids1.com or phone: (239) 591-1114
Cover Photo PHILLIPS COLLECTION MAI THENG CONSOLE Photograph ©2017 Phillips Collection.
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Showcasing the latest and greatest in design, the High Point Market is the prime arbiter of home decor trends for interior designers and the furniture industry. From our vantage point, here is what is creating all the buzz. Enjoy!
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BOHLEND CABINET
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BRANDO COPPER PENDANT
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LIMITED EDITION ‘SPLASH’
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X- M I R R O R S Q UA R E GOLD LEAF
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5. Old Biscayne Design
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Photographs courtesy of © Currey & Company, Resource Décor, Barbara Crosgrove, Old Biscayne Designs, John-Richard, CTH Sherrill Occasional, Charleston Forge, Swaim, Hurtado, Chaddock, Ambella Home,Nima Oberio and Vanguard
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BR ASS DISC GLOBE E I G H T- L I G H T C H A N D E L I E R
9. CTH Sherrill Occasional
D O O R C A B I N E T N A P L E S COLLECTION
10. Charleston Forge
L OT U S D R I N K TA B L E
11. Swaim
A C C E N T T A B L E (301-4-R)
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R I V E G A U C H E B A R C O N S O L E
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LIMITED EDITION ‘DOVE OF PEACE’
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W I N S L O W S O F A , BODEN SWIVEL CHAIR, KENTNER CHAIR, R U D O L P H M A R T I N I TA B L E , C O LT R A N E S I D E TA B L E , O L I V I A C O C K TA I L TA B L E , F R A N C O I S E B A R C A R T, M A U R I C E M A R T I N I TA B L E
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LILLIAN AUGUST Lillian August has established her namesake brand as a force in the fine furniture and textile world. Recognized internationally as a fabric and furniture designer, Lillian is known for bringing her passion for style and gracious living to life with signature home furnishing collections — embracing fashion and global trends that express her great American Designer style.
What has remained constant to your creative approach, and what continues to evolve?
I have always told my design team that “you can never be too creative.” My vision may vary, but I always start with understanding my customers’ lifestyle needs and the artistic approach I bring to my work. I have an international audience for my textiles and furniture designs and am inspired to reach high with my ever changing collections.
We understand you were once a Martha Graham dancer. Did that experience influence your approach to design?
Having a background in the fine arts has always helped me stay inspired and keep my brand creative. Martha was a pioneer who believed in her ability to create masterpiece dance compositions. Her belief that greatness has no boundaries was very inspiring for me as a fine artist, and later, as a businesswoman.
Where do you seek inspiration?
I believe that the home furnishings industry is influenced by the couture fashion industry for trends and inspiration. As all designers do, I follow fashion trends to help guide me. But it is my customer and how I may contribute to how they live with beauty and fashion that ultimately inspires me.
You are known for innovation with color in your designs. How do you experiment, and what gets you excited today?
I am a colorist and a trained fine artist. I am comfortable working with bold, courageous color stories. My customers benefit that I solve intricate layering of pattern and color in my collections for their personalized interiors.
What was your greatest success, and why is it so significant to you?
Being a woman entrepreneur! The significance speaks for itself, but I am most fortunate that my three sons trusted me many years ago and joined the business. We all have different talents. My son, Michael Weiss, has his own very successful designer collection of mid-century modern furniture for Vanguard Furniture. Dan Weiss and John Weiss are the entrepreneurial executive force behind Lillian August Designs.
What project (or upcoming project) are you most excited about?
I am most excited about the Show House project we are completing now in Naples, Florida. It will be featured as the Home & Design 2017 Signature Home. This collaboration between Suzanne Costa, a local interior designer, and my team has resulted in a total home statement of my Lillian August design aesthetic — through my textiles, furniture, artwork, and accessories. No detail was spared, and each room story illustrated throughout the home is a unique lifestyle statement. I thoroughly enjoyed working with the developer, Kristen Williams, and interior furnishings source, International Design Source.
To learn more about Lillian, visit hickorywhite.com/lillianaugust or view her collection in person in one of our furniture showrooms.
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We’ve curated a dynamic list of the most unique trends and pieces from the Fall 2016 High Point Market. From lush velvet to sleek Lucite, you'll find these eclectic findings enlightening.
FUN FUR A trend that is as pleasing to the eye as it is to the touch! Run your fingers along the soft, white angora and sheep, and you’ll sink right into these pieces. Ambella Home E T H E R E A L O T T O M A N ; Chaddock L I T T L E L A M B B E N C H ; Loloi G R E Y P I L L O W
OPEN SILHOUETTE TRENDING CHAIR STYLE A staple of the mid-century modern design world, the open silhouette on the sides and/or back of these pieces is a stylish way to incorporate a nod to old school glamour. Wesley Hall C H A R M I N G C H A I R DESIGN [S]WATCH
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CALI CHIC Take me to the Pacific Coast Highway! Driving up the coast of California with the mountains on your right and the Pacific Ocean on your left is the inspiration for ‘Cali Chic’. Palecek A N N A B E L H A S S O C K ; Theodore Alexander M I C H A E L B E R M A N –
M A R K E T C O C K TA I L TA B L E ; Palecek W I N D & S E A F O L D I N G S C R E E N ; Theodore Alexander M I C H A E L B E R M A N – B A U E R W R I T I N G TA B L E ; Loloi G R E E N / B L U E P I L L O W
LIVE EDGE! Calling all imperfections — holes, cracks, splits — all are welcome and embraced. Raw, organic pieces make a statement and are perfect for industrial and coastal designs. Organicca B R I D G E C O F F E E T A B L E ; Phillips Collection O R I G I N S D I N I N G T A B L E & C H A I R S ; Hickory White M O H A V E P E T R I F I E D W O O D 3 L AY E R TA B L E
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CRYSTAL Lucite furniture can find a home in all room styles whether you’re trying to add an edge to your traditional room or in need of a piece for your modern space. Both timeless and contemporary, a material dating back to the 1930’s is still showing up at High Point Market. If you’re tight on space, the visually economical Lucite is the perfect choice. Bernhardt B A I D E N A C R Y L I C C A N O P Y ; Belle Meade A R I E L T A B L E ; Ambella Home O N T H E R O C K S S I D E T A B L E
LUSH & PLUSH Velvet upholstery, currently one of the hottest trends, works very well in most any home by giving it a vintage feeling of sophistication. Universal B E R K E L E Y C H A I R ; Emerson Bentley B E X L E Y S O F A ; Square Feathers M I N G B I R C H W A S A B I V E L V E T B A N D
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PRETTY IN PINK Soft hues of blush add a sophisticated feminine touch to enhance the romance of any room. Clarke & Clarke B I A R R I T Z C O L L E C T I O N ; Barbara Crosgove T A B L E D U M B B E L L P I N K ; Loloi P I N K P I L L O W ; Couture Lamps B A R R I N G T O N T A B L E L A M P
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GREEN WITH ENVY Green is the color of growth and can provide the soothing calming feel of the great outdoors. Pair with gold to give your space a regal look. Pair with botanical accessories or floral printed upholstery to add a nature-inspired feel to your favorite room. Lexington G R E E N S T O N E C H A I R ; Couture Lamps M A L A C H I T E T A B L E L A M P ; Lillian August K A R L D R A W E R C H E S T
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THE COLOR PURPLE Rich purple tones add a luxurious touch and can be beautiful in a varied array of textures. Century F E R G U S O N & L A U R A C H A I R S ; Couture Lamps D E N E G A P U R P L E Q U A R T Z O B E L I S K S ; Belle Meade K A T E C H A I R
EBONY & IVORY Black and white will never go out of style. From the iconic Chanel® to M·A·C cosmetics brands, the yin and yang of these two contrasting colors still captivates all in the design industry. Loloi B L A C K & W H I T E P I L L O W ; Century S U T T O N H A L L C H A I R ;
Precedent S T E L L A C H A I R & O T T O M A N , R O N A N E N D T A B L E , N I C K C O C K TA I L TA B L E , J U L I A E X P O S E D W O O D C H A I R , CONNOR LONG SOFA
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ROBSHAW If you had a signature color, what would it be? Indigo
What are the favorite patterns from your Duralee collection and why? KEDARA — I like the look of a misprinted block. SATA — I like how the design looks misprinted shifting between a bold statement and a light outline.
If you weren’t a designer, what would you be? A painter… still trying to be actually!
What was your favorite part about working with Duralee on your collection?
I enjoyed working with the great ladies at Duralee. It was fun watching them try and steer me down different aesthetic paths with all of their experiences with prints over the ages.
If you were to pick a song as your anthem, what is it? “Let’s Stick Together” by Brian Ferry.
Design trends tend to be cyclical. What trend would you like to see make a comeback? Which do you wish would never return? I don’t follow trends so much. Happy to let them all live in this massive world.
If you were to collaborate with any fashion designer, who would it be?
I’m a big fan of Dries Van Noten. He is all over the place with prints, and I can’t quite figure him out. It intrigues me.
Where is the most inspiring place you’ve ever been?
Always changing, buy maybe Kathmandu in Nepal. The temples are incredible, as well as the pollution!
If you could live on any movie set, which one would you pick? The English Patient. Deserts, planes and lovely ladies lost in caves.
What is the best advice you could give a new designer just starting out?
Apprentice at your favorite designer’s studio. It’s the best way to understand the business, see it in action, and make some new friends.
The textile designer John Robshaw travels the world in search of inspiration for his textile designs. After earning a fine art degree and studying block printing in China, he travelled to India to find natural indigo dye. Instead, he fell in love with the fabric-making traditions of local artisans. Now he gives back as a consultant for Aid to Artisans, a non-profit organization that creates economic opportunities for craftspeople in developing nations. ids1.com
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If you had to choose any other designer to design your home, who would it be and why?
Sara Bengur, the Turkish American star. She has just the right touch and gets my vibe.
Do you have any hidden talents?
I can juggle, play a deadly game of squash, and I dive.
What’s on your wish-list right now? Around the world trip for 6 months, please!
To learn more about John, visit duralee.com or view his collection in person in one of our fabric showrooms.
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THE right SWATCH You can have a fabulous piece of furniture, but it’s not truly compelling until just the right fabric and wall covering is chosen to complement it. Fueling designers with new inspiration, these selections elicit both bold colors and geometric patterns, as well as muted tones and natural elements.
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Clarke & Clarke AMARA COLLECTION REGAL COLLECTION
Robert Allen
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Romo
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Samuel & Sons EPINGLE
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Scalamandré N AT U R A L ELEMENTS
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Email us at DesignSwatch@ids1.com to request a copy of our Bedding Handbook where we break down the difference between prêt-à-porter (ready made) to couture (custom) and everything in between.
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HAVANA CROSSIN G ™ 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
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(from top to bottom) Dali Pillow, Ravi Pillow, Dot Pillow, Montauk Indigo Big Pillow, (on the right side) Fena Pillow
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Palm Beach Collection
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Hampton Collection
7. Pine Cone Hill Ines Collection
8. Eastern Accents
Suwanee Collection
9. Barclay Butera Luxe Collection
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Calendar of Events January 2017
J A N U A R Y 1 2 – 5:30p - 7:30p International Design Source (IDS): Meet & Greet with Lillian August IDS4: Coastalatitudes — 1959 Trade Center Way, Naples, FL J A N U A R Y 1 3 - 1 4 Home & Design: Luxury Home Show Ritz-Carlton Golf Resort — 2600 Tiburon Drive, Naples, FL J A N U A R Y 1 8 – 10:00a - 5:00p ASID FL West: Designers Do Lunch Shore Diner — 465 John Ringling Blvd. #200, Sarasota, FL
HAVANA CROSSING™ DEBUT
J A N U A R Y 1 9 – 4:00p - 6:00p IDS: New Year, New You: Part 1 with Karen Rauch Carter, Feng Shui Expert IDS4: Coastalatitudes — 1959 Trade Center Way, Naples, FL
Over two consecutive days starting on November 2, 2016, A Night in Havana celebrations were hosted by IDS to debut Stanley Furniture’s new Havana Crossing™ collection in its Naples and Sarasota, Florida locations. IDS is the first showroom outside of Stanley’s own to launch the collection. Invitees to the festivities were greeted by an entourage of classic American cars commonly seen on Cuba’s streets and inside by authentic Cuban music, hors d’oeuvres and cocktails to set the ambiance for the evening.
J A N U A R Y 2 6 – 5:30p - 7:30p IDS: Drink(s) with Barry G. IDS Sarasota Showroom — 1785 Northgate Blvd., Sarasota, FL J A N U A R Y 2 7 – 5:30p - 7:30p IDS: Drink(s) with Barry G. IDS3 — 1939 Trade Center Way, Naples, FL
February 2017 F E B R U A R Y 2 – 4:00p - 6:00p IDS: New Year, New You: Part 2 with Karen Rauch Carter, Feng Shui Expert IDS4: Coastalatitudes — 1959 Trade Center Way, Naples, FL
As the culmination of 3 trips to Cuba and over 15 months of imaginative exploration, the Stanley creative team fabricated 102 original pieces which embody the architecture, cultural heritage, and spirit of this island. Randy Wells, Vice President of Creative for Stanley, personally introduced the Havana Crossing™ collection through a photo documentary and the distinct stories behind the inspiration for eight pieces of the collection to standing room only crowds of interior designers.
F E B R U A R Y 3 – TBD IDS: World of Design with Joe Ruggiero IDS Sarasota Showroom — 1785 Northgate Blvd., Sarasota, FL F E B R U A R Y 1 4 – 5:30p - 7:30p IDS: CEU-Decoding Labels to Predict Performance with Patricia Hoffman IDS Sarasota Showroom — 1785 Northgate Blvd., Sarasota, FL
F E B R U A R Y 1 6 – TBD ASID Florida West: IP Event - Pairings/CEU Crossville Tile & Stone — 7004 Benjamin Rd., Suite 102, Sarasota, FL F E B R U A R Y 2 8 Florida Interior Design State License Renewal Date - Last Day
March 2017 M A R C H 1 – 5:30p - 7:30p IDS: Wesley Hall Presents Peter Jacob Designs IDS4: Coastalatitudes — 1959 Trade Center Way, Naples, FL M A R C H 2 – 5:30p - 7:30p IDS: Wesley Hall Presents Peter Jacob Designs IDS Sarasota Showroom — 1785 Northgate Blvd., Sarasota, FL 1 6 – 11:30a - 1:00p ASID FL South: Knowledge Series: 12 Steps to a Successful Tile, Stone
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F E B R U A R Y 1 5 – 5:30p - 7:30p IDS: CEU-Decoding Labels to Predict Performance with Patricia Hoffman IDS4: Coastalatitudes — 1959 Trade Center Way, Naples, FL
Along with the latest trends and introductions in furniture, fabric, accessories, wall covering and bedding.
Do you have comments, suggestions, ideas? Connect with us at designswatch@ids1.com
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