New & Noteworthy: June Trend Advisor edition

“The inspiration for the June Notable comes from atmospheric blues. Evoking the tranquility of clear skies and wide-open spaces, light and airy blue follows the desire for personal expression, character and personality in today’s homes. Aerial View is a clean, mood-boosting blue that feels like a breath of freshness. When used with light neutrals and natural materials it has a breezy coastal vibe; combined with white, glass and sleek metals it takes on a modern look. Bright pops of color increase the energy in spaces where it is used. ” – Erika Woelfel, Behr Paint Company “The Auré division from Sherrill Furniture is a stunning addition to this family of brands. Auré is a whole home brand ranging from bedroom, dining,and living upholstery as well as casegoods to match. All glass and iron accents are locally sourced from North Carolina as well as the casegoods and upholstery manufactured at the Sherrill factory in Hickory, NC. The fabrics and wood finishes give an organic, relaxed feel to pair with the comfort you know and love from Sherrill upholstery. The combination of style, textures and silhouettes was a showstopper in High Point, this new division of Sherrill Furniture is one you don’t want to miss.” – Madeline Stewart, Mustard Seed Market & Home “Hand-knotted in New Zealand wool, JD Staron‘s Lund Tors blends Bauhaus geometry with Swedish Modern ease. Its soft grid and muted palette feel both refined and grounded, while the irregular silhouette breaks free from the standard rectangle, offering a sculptural, space-defining presence—subtle, characterful, and right on trend.” – Saana Baker, The Textile Eye “The inspiration for the June Notable comes from atmospheric blues. Evoking the tranquility of clear skies and wide-open spaces, light and airy blue follows the desire for personal expression, character and personality in today’s homes. Aerial View is a clean, mood-boosting blue that feels like a breath of freshness. When used with light neutrals and natural materials it has a breezy coastal vibe; combined with white, glass and sleek metals it takes on a modern look. Bright pops of color increase the energy in spaces where it is used.” – Leigh Ann Schwarzkopf, Project Partners Network ““Dutch designer Richard Hutten introduced his Playing with Tradition collection for Jaipur Rugs during Milan Design Week in April. The collection caught my eye because its traditionally made rugs and their generations-old patterns are irreverently interrupted with handfuls of “confetti” and other contemporary elements. The colors of these “interventions” are often neon’s and obviously contemporary. Shown here is Hutten’s Confetti 2, which is one of nine designs in the group. The scattered confetti draw inspiration from India’s joyous Holi festival, and to my eye also refer to Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama’s decades of ebullient dots. Other designs in the group feature slapstick banana peels and other funny and pleasing shapes. 3D textures help the designs lift from their traditional background, emphasizing their pleasing disruption. These rugs, delightful on their own, suggest a fun blending of tradition and novelty in other product categories, as well as in the creation of assortments (and interiors) that evoke both comfort and humor.” – Keith Recker, Table Magazine

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