Interiors Trends | The Best of IMM Cologne and Maison & Objet 2018
Renowned as being international authorities on evolving interiors trends, this week on the blog we take a look at Maison & Objet in Paris and IMM Cologne to see what’s trending for the coming year.
Colourwise, Blush is surprising still trending, with tones of pink and peach featuring strongly in all aspects of interiors. Paired with the blush tones and influenced by our collective love of indoor plants, green is being used for everything from walls to furniture.
Lush velvet continues to dominate upholstery and soft furnishings, and the distinctive curves of the Art Deco era are a notable inspiration for form – circles and arches are a very strong element in furniture design and decor.
Scrolling through Instagram and following the events’ hashtags last week we became lost in inspiration overload. Here we’ve collated our Instagram edit of the ‘best in show’. Just roll over the images to find out more. Enjoy and be inspired!
The Vuelta 80 armchair designed by Jaime Hayon for @wittmann_official, at IMM Cologne.
Dante Goods and Bads – deco inspired at imm Cologne. @dantegoodsandbads
Wink lights by @houtique_ at MAISON&OBJET 2018 reflecting two of the strongest trends: blush pink and Art Deco shapes.
Beautiful handmade stoneware forms by Rina Menardi at MAISON&OBJET 2018. Photo @laineyodwyer
MAISON&OBJET – @wallanddeco wallpaper is strongly influenced by Art Deco era design.
Green featuring at @kann_design – one of MAISON&OBJET’s “Les Découvertes” award winners.
The @gingerandjagger stand at MAISON&OBJET shows two of the strong interiors trends: Art Deco style and velvet upholstery.
@cc_tapis rugs are works of art in themselves and the embody the Art Deco aesthetic.
Seen at @meridiani.livinginteriors… and everywhere at MAISON&OBJET: velvet!
And we’re always curious to see the unexpected and quirky finds at design events…
“Love in Bloom” vase Marco Antonio for @selettiworld
Plantlight by @nui.studio brings light and living plants into interiors, without the plants needing any kind of nurturing.
This definitely fits into the quirk and eccentric category! The fun Flamingo chair from @ap_collection_
