If you’ve ever wondered where tomorrow’s must-have furniture pieces come from, look no further than ICFF – the annual International Contemporary Furniture Fair – which just wrapped up in New York. Some of the items seen there will become ubiquitous features in all your favorite design blogs, and some will ultimately become furnishings treasured by homeowners for decades to come. I call those that will still be around and used for the next 50-80 years “New Classics” and I have my own process for spotting them. Want to find New Classics of your own? Here are three ways to start to do that.– See the whole post at The Interior Collective.
Wow. Big open loft space dressed in sharply-tailored smart finishes and furnishings.
Via desire to inspire.
Great textures and a monolithic/sculptural/minimalist feeling give this plenty of appeal.
Via Randomitus.
When it comes to injecting personal style into your home, I tend to favor choosing items that reflect who you are and how you look at life. For projecting a sense of relaxed confidence, there’s nothing better than adding mid-century modern pieces into your existing mix. Here are a few ideas on how to do just that.– See the whole post at The Interior Collective.
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