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Next Months Topic:
“New Design Trends”
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Archived Articles:
June 2007 -
Do I need an Interior Designer or Interior Decorator?
July 2007 -
The Seven Elements of Design
August 2007 -
Color And Its Effect On Us In Our Environment
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Tips- September 2007 The Color Marketing Group (CMG) is the guru of the color design industry who directs the color trends each year. Benjamin Moore uses them as their guide for their color forecast, called “Pulse”, which is published for the Design industry. “Pulse 2008” is entitled Space. The information used in this newsletter has been taken from this publication. |
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Gravitational Space and floating in Space can be used interchangeably. The colors used are light and luminous, creating a dreamy effect that can be surreal. You can see this in Lucite and glass used in furniture and accessories. The pastels and pearlescent metallic impart the feeling of dimension, illusion, being weightless, floating and defying gravity. |
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Inner Space takes us deep down into the core of the earth to the depths of the sea. Rich and deep are the colors from sparkling to vibrant. The earth’s core brings us minerals, metallics and smoked silver. There’s even a smoked-blackened influenced color. I used to call it charcoal. Of course this one is fitting for the times. It’s called Deep Space. Inner space colors, think of coral, hidden gems, excavation, and beautifully toxic. |
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Infinite Space stretches far beyond time and into domains that are mysterious, galactic, and boundless. When we delve into new “territories”, we perceive the mysterious as unknown and dark. Hence, we have the driving force for the blackening influence of the color palette for Infinite Space. In this palette, white light emerges and creates contrasts with the darkness. The positive and negative effects of these contrasts offer limitless choices for designers. The colors of this palette dark and light rouse the feeling of mystery, boundless, and intrigue. |
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_______________________________ “Space knows no limits or boundaries in our world. Beauty is all that what we make it. Combine the two of these and our world has only possibilty for everything.” --Karen Grace _______________________________ |
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