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T
he beauty of the global aesthetic
is that it brings the far reaches of
the world to any home. It allows
customers to experience and appreciate
styles from a variety of cultures and
regions without needing a passport.”
– Kazumi Yoshida, Art Director for
Clarence House
ROZMALLIN, SUITE 60O
ur customers’ tastes are
changing as the times are
changing. In terms of décor,
customers are looking for more
livable fabrics. There’s a big push for
performance and durability. Families
want practical design landscapes that
they can live with. People want to enjoy
their homes. There’s also a much more
competitive indoor/outdoor fabric
market, and because of that, those
fabrics are even more high-quality –
with a softer hand and broader color
palette. Speaking of color, there is also a
bend toward new, interesting colors like
peacock and aubergine...moving away
from more neutral blues and grays.”
– Scott Kravet, Chief Creative Director of
Kravet Inc.
KRAVET, SUITE 105“
This Moroccan-inspired jacquard, woven in
Turkey, brings a burst of fresh, rich colors
to the Clarence House collection.
Photos courtesy of Kravet Inc.
Photo by Rosemarie Padovano
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