15 Interiors Trends for Autumn 2015 From artisanal glassware to the deconstructed kitchen; our predictions for the Trends that will define Autumn 2015. The Deconstructed Kitchen Above: The less-than-perfect kitchen, cobbled together from disparate elements. Photo via Katrin Arens. Stay tuned: we'll be devoting ourselves to this topic next week. Black Kitchen Utensils Above: Black kitchen accoutrements; see more at Kitchen Tools with a Masculine Edge Terrazzo Patterns Above: Terrazzo patterns, as in this LA bath tiled in Dzek Marmoleum Tiles by Max Lamb. Photo by Brian Ferry. Dual-Purpose Furniture Above: Furniture that does double duty: charges devices, for instance, or includes built-in storage as in the Planks Collection by Max Lamb for Benchmark, introduced last week at the London Design Festival. Room-Spanning Kitchen Storage Rails Above: Room-spanning kitchen rail storage, as in this kitchen by Boffi. See more at 13 Kitchens with Storage Rails. White Kitchen Appliances Above: Are white appliances the new stainless? We think so (for examples, go here and here and here). Ikea Furniture Disrupters Above: A handful of upstart design companies are coming out with flat-pack furniture at Ikea prices (stay tuned; we'll be posting more on this trend tomorrow). Photo via Greycork. Mossy Green Above: Our resident color forecaster Alexa says mossy green is the next big thing, as in this bedroom at Margot House in Barcelona (we think she's onto something). Black Tapware in the Kitchen and Bath Above: The bathrooms at the Ace Hotel in LA have a **irish appeal; see more at Steal This Look: Ace Hotel in LA Bathroom. Midcentury Brand Revivals Above: In Sausalito, Robert Young has relaunched his father's groovy lighting collection; in London, John Lewis has just reissued Robin and Lucienne Day's stackable polyside chair. Stay tuned for more comebacks. Pittsburgh Is the New Portland Above: The Ace Hotel is opening an outpost in Pittsburgh in late 2015 in the East Liberty neighborhood (once home to steel magnates like the Fricks, the Carnegies, and the Mellons). Google opened an ****** in 2010, the Andy Warhol Museum is nearby, and Ace is calling it "the Sleeper City." Artisanal Glass Above: Is glass the new pottery? We think so; we're all assembling collections of hand-blown vases and more. Beauty Products for Furniture Above: Organic salves and solutions for furniture care; we like Shop Tamsyn's Wax Eternal, an organic polish made from cold-pressed olive oil, beeswax, herbs, and organic essential oils. The Tawny Sheepskin Above: The accessory du jour? Brown sheepskins are displacing s**wy white sheepskins as the weather turns. One of our favorite sources? Black Sheep (White Light). Interested in more of our predictions? See Top 15 Interiors Trends of 2015 and check out our Trend Alert ******. More Stories from Remodelista Table of Contents: Fall Forecast Current Obsessions: On the Autumn Table L'Aviva Home's Latest: From Mud Hut to High Rise
09-23-2015, 12:03 AM
15 Interiors Trends for Autumn 2015
From artisanal glassware to the deconstructed kitchen; our predictions for the Trends that will define Autumn 2015. The Deconstructed Kitchen Above: The less-than-perfect kitchen, cobbled together from disparate elements. Photo via Katrin Arens. Stay tuned: we'll be devoting ourselves to this topic next week. Black Kitchen Utensils Above: Black kitchen accoutrements; see more at Kitchen Tools with a Masculine Edge Terrazzo Patterns Above: Terrazzo patterns, as in this LA bath tiled in Dzek Marmoleum Tiles by Max Lamb. Photo by Brian Ferry. Dual-Purpose Furniture Above: Furniture that does double duty: charges devices, for instance, or includes built-in storage as in the Planks Collection by Max Lamb for Benchmark, introduced last week at the London Design Festival. Room-Spanning Kitchen Storage Rails Above: Room-spanning kitchen rail storage, as in this kitchen by Boffi. See more at 13 Kitchens with Storage Rails. White Kitchen Appliances Above: Are white appliances the new stainless? We think so (for examples, go here and here and here). Ikea Furniture Disrupters Above: A handful of upstart design companies are coming out with flat-pack furniture at Ikea prices (stay tuned; we'll be posting more on this trend tomorrow). Photo via Greycork. Mossy Green Above: Our resident color forecaster Alexa says mossy green is the next big thing, as in this bedroom at Margot House in Barcelona (we think she's onto something). Black Tapware in the Kitchen and Bath Above: The bathrooms at the Ace Hotel in LA have a **irish appeal; see more at Steal This Look: Ace Hotel in LA Bathroom. Midcentury Brand Revivals Above: In Sausalito, Robert Young has relaunched his father's groovy lighting collection; in London, John Lewis has just reissued Robin and Lucienne Day's stackable polyside chair. Stay tuned for more comebacks. Pittsburgh Is the New Portland Above: The Ace Hotel is opening an outpost in Pittsburgh in late 2015 in the East Liberty neighborhood (once home to steel magnates like the Fricks, the Carnegies, and the Mellons). Google opened an ****** in 2010, the Andy Warhol Museum is nearby, and Ace is calling it "the Sleeper City." Artisanal Glass Above: Is glass the new pottery? We think so; we're all assembling collections of hand-blown vases and more. Beauty Products for Furniture Above: Organic salves and solutions for furniture care; we like Shop Tamsyn's Wax Eternal, an organic polish made from cold-pressed olive oil, beeswax, herbs, and organic essential oils. The Tawny Sheepskin Above: The accessory du jour? Brown sheepskins are displacing s**wy white sheepskins as the weather turns. One of our favorite sources? Black Sheep (White Light). Interested in more of our predictions? See Top 15 Interiors Trends of 2015 and check out our Trend Alert ******. More Stories from Remodelista Table of Contents: Fall Forecast Current Obsessions: On the Autumn Table L'Aviva Home's Latest: From Mud Hut to High Rise
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