Textiles, outdoor and tabletop caught our Trend Advisors’ eye last month.
“At Shoppe Object, I discovered the Cubism Collection by Fazeek and abso lutely fell in love! This striking collection includes a variety of glassware — vas es, mugs and drinking glasses — each embellished with distinctive glass cubes. Interestingly, the collection draws its inspiration from jewelry design. I’ve been tracking jewelry design’s influence on home décor recently, with elements like gemstone-inspired details, as seen in this collection, to the use of precious metals. Fazeek’s distinctive take on this is truly impressive.” -Kristen Moonjian, FS“As a self-proclaimed “Thread Head,” I am always interested in textiles. With trend turning toward modern minimalism, Scandi colors and architectural and geometric motifs, the Bauhaus Vintage throw from Hangai Mountain Textiles is noteworthy. This yummy cashmere throw has the perfect blend of Scandi-influenced hues that combine an up-and-coming, rich burgundy shade with a soft, nuanced stone blue, and an herbal-influenced olive that all play against a ground of warm, sandy beige. It is an elegant and timeless combi nation that will be a charming, avant-garde addition to any chic space. Photo courtesy of Hangai Mountain Textiles.” – Patti Carpenter, Carpenter & Company“A design collaboration by Amber Lewis and Four Hands, this Dume Outdoor Chair fuses texture and style with its stacked joint connections and dowel arms that frame this fully woven, molded seat. The simplicity of the wooded frame adds sophistication to this style. Available in vintage white and dark brown, shown. Photo courtesy of Four Hands.” – Nancy Fire, Nancy Fire Designs“Products with a western flair are hinting at a new trend cycle, notable at Atlanta Market. Elaine Smith offered a modern interpretation of classic motifs like lassos, horseshoes, cowboy-shirt yolks and braided fringe in a show-stopping new collection called Western Chic. Standout cushions in this series include Desert Bloom and Wild Heart, which highlight the unique handwork that Elaine Smith has always been known for. Photo courtesy of Elaine Smith.” – Michelle Lamb, The Trend Curve
