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DESIGNER’S CHOICE
Nutmeg
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OUR CONTRIBUTORS SHARE THEIR FAVORITE
TRENDS FOR 2019.
Guardian Angel
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While we will still be painting walls white, they
will have a pastel undertone such as a pale
grayed out lilac or apricot for 2019! Colors will
be warmer, earthy tones which pair well with
pastels, whites and warm grays. We are bringing
the outdoors in with more natural finishes
of wood and stone, linen bedding, undyed
wool rugs, artisan made products, plants and
plenty of natural light. Minimizing clutter and
incorporating textures rather than patterns are
key to making this trend work. - Trish Knight, www.
www.renwil.com
We will see a lot more
deep greens and
sophisticated pinks
in 2019. These colors
pair well with the
grays and blues that
have been popular
for a while and their
jewel tones work well
with rich metal tones.
We can expect to
see plenty of curves,
velvet textures and
natural wood tones as
well. - Glen Peloso,
trishknight.com
TRISH KNIGHT
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Golden Ticket
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Blarney Stone
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Mountain Lake
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Magenta
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Renwil
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NEGAR REIHANI
GLEN PELOSO
JAMIE BANFIELD
Apricot Cream
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Silent Night
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Rich gray is one of my favorite
colors for 2019. I also see a big
shift towards pastels that will
continue in 2019, like this pastel
pink that is perfect for this room.
I am also expecting to see electric
opening wine fridges as a popular
choice for kitchens and in-home
bars! I love the Liebherr Integrated
Panel Refrigerator. It uses an elec-
tric driver with soft touch opening
and closing. If left open, the fridge
will suction itself closed and will
open with the touch of a finger. -
Jamie Banfield, www.jamiebanfield.ca
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In 2019, I expect to see the trend move to deeper,
more grounded hues like midnight blues and black.
Different shades of dark blue can be seen in fabric,
furniture, accessories, wallpaper, etc. Black will stay
present in lighting, plumbing fixtures, millwork,
fabrics and other interior elements with gold
adding sparkle and luxury to the more transitional
application of the above colors. - Negar Reihani, www.
spaceharmony.ca