Ville Magazine l Insider Access for City Lifestyle Sept/Oct 2016 / Fashion Issue | Page 23
HOME DESIGN
Like Kate Spade, the trends of each fashion season
will reflect what we see in interior design trends.
This season, a 70s influence and minimalistic design
has been ruling the runways. Thus, these have been
translated into interior design trends with mod sparse
spaces, neutral colors, fringed and metaled detailing,
and eclectic decorative pieces. With this logical stream
of development between the realm of fashion and
interior design, we can now easily decorate our homes
in the style and pieces of the designers and trends we
covet.
Fashion Designer Yvan Mispelaeres Little brings takes the 70s fashion trends into the home
Other than calling upon renowned fashion designers
limited edition collections to bring fashion into your
home, there are other ways as well. In fact, a much
simpler approach is taking your own fashion style and
emulating those characteristics in your interior spaces.
For example, if you gravitate towards wearing mostly
black structured pieces with simple jewelry, your
fashion taste lines up with characteristics of midcentury modern design or the Bauhaus movement.
Monochromatic sparse spaces, furniture with classic
clean lines, leather upholstery, and simple art pieces
in modern frames will help bring your fashion style to
your interior space.
Bring your fashion style and elements into your interior decor l by Blair Eadie
If you gravitate towards colorful unique trendy pieces,
look to the urban modern style to influence your interior
space. Mix patterns, textures, and colors to create an
eclectic, unique space with personality. Picture: pink
and white gingham throw pillows on a royal blue tufted
faux-velvet couch flanked by aged gold side tables
topped with bronze figurines and colorful books, black
and white prints decorating the walls with neutral wall
paint and area rugs to help ground such a lively space.
Urban modern style wrapped in luxe and soft fabrics l designer Dimore Studio’s Britt Morgan Emiliano Salci l photo Beppe Brancato
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