What's Trending in Interior Decor for 2014

Take a look at my favorite picks for what's trending in interior decor for 2014.

I. Dark Walls

Dark walls with light colored furniture is a nice contrast for any room. 

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II. Wood Walls and Ceilings

Not your average granny wood paneling wall but something new and modern.

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III. Eclectic Decor

Eclectic decor combines the old with the new, cultures, along with period furniture styles and lighting. It works! 

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IV. Mix of Metals

I love the shine! Metals make a room feel luxurious. See for yourself.

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V. Bold  Prints

The bolder the better. Make it pop!

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VI. Bright Kitchens

Kitchens tend to be traditional in style and color but the new new says color is in. Out with the old neutral wood toned cabinets and in with the bold color cabinets.

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VII. Creative Lighting

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VIII. Stand Alone Tubs

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IX.  Designer Accents

A little something for my label lovers. 

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The "Remix" with Jeanine Hays and Bryan Mason

I had the pleasure of meeting Jeanine Hays and Bryan Mason, founders of Aphro Chic, during their book signing event at Jonathan Adler's Store in Philadelphia.  Both Hays and Mason deliver a cultural modernism that is on point. Great conversations and eye popping colors filled the room while providing me with inspiration. 

The Book "Remix" focuses on a few key points on how to incorporate cultural modernism design into your space: 

color

pattern

art 

global objects

 It is a definite must read for all who love interior design. 

I won't spoil you with tons of details from the book. You will have to get one for yourself. Meanwhile enjoy some pictures from the book and Jonathan Adler's store.

Perfectly patterned "Remix" books.

Jonathan Adler's store decor and furnishings in Philadelphia.

Jonathan Adler's mix of pattern and colors.

"The Culture of Color"

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"Telling Your Story Through Pattern"

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"Original Art"

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"Global Objects"

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