Summer is fading away and fall design trends are in the air, stirring up ideas that will make the transition from summer to fall a little easier.
Color should be the first consideration for bringing fall into your home decor. Getting this right the first time is possible if you take into consideration your existing furnishings and fabrics that will remain in the room. Color trends also should be considered when updating your color for fall and how the trends can be adapted to complement your space. Tweak the color trends to fit your taste and style.
A beautiful mix of pattern and color. Walls, furnishings, accessories and flooring combine to make a statement of design unity.
Bringing your own personality into your color plan makes the room your own to enjoy for years to come. Don’t be afraid to go bold if that fits your style and your existing furnishings.
Sherwin Williams describes their 2016 Color Forecast as being inspired by taking the best of everything life has to offer and indulging in the moment. Passionate pursuit. Fresh mindfulness. Vintage workmanship. Social engagement. Technology and materials. As if every area of life and living was taken into consideration with this forecast there is something for everyone and every palette, beautiful and inspiring hues.
Sherwin Williams-7041 Walls by Carolyn Rebuffell Designs
One of my favorites shown above is Van Dyke Brown, SW-7041, it creates a warm and inviting feel in this room.
Secondly, textiles and patterns can add substance and a custom designer look to fall design, adding that needed personality and energy to the room. Pattern brings color and design through paint, flooring, window treatments, furniture and accessories.
Pattern & Textiles by Kravet
Patterned sofa pillows against a solid fabric adds excitement to your space.
Love the pattern woven into this fabric, it creates visual interest in a neutral color theme.
A variety of textile and flooring and furniture patterns makes this room stand out with personality and charm.
Color, pattern, furnishings, flooring and decorative accents all play a part in transitioning your home for fall, enjoy incorporating a few of these trends for your home!
Source: Indianapolis Recorder
Source: Kravet