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“Trend” or “Anti Trend” by Dave Nemeth

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We are currently living in the age of creative disruption, where even trends have evolved, becoming less noticeable. 2016 will continue to see this almost “anti trend” taking place., If you had to take 20 pieces of furniture or decor, it would be difficult to find an obvious trend or pattern. The other interesting thing right now is that this “new” style is happening all over the word, at the same time, unlike years ago, when it was a known fact that we were, at least, two years behind what’s happening overseas. Current trends do show veins of uniformity, such as the materials used, patterns, and colour palettes; but even these can be quite difficult to identify with. In fact, many retailers have not caught on to what is really happening, remaining a bit conventional with their product assortment. So, what are these big trends, or rather, “anti-trends,” currently taking place, and more importantly, why are they happening? For starters, the rebellion against mass production is continuin...

FUNCTIONAL AND FANCY DESIGNS FROM STUDIO KANARI

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With a strong focus on Copper, black and brass we were really inspired when we stumbled across these latest designs from Studio Kanari. Modernity, simplicity, and quality are the core principles of Studio KANARI’s designs. With the belief that beauty is equally as important as functionality, their products for the home are for those who “fancy aesthetics as well as quintessence.” Light Server is a blend of old and new. Embodying the essence of fire and candles, with the modern day functionality of electricity, Light Server is a multifunctional desk lamp. It has a removable shade, can be used as a reading light, and acts as a candleholder when the shade is removed. In the same family as Light Server, Cylight is a matte black pendant light with metallic accents. Coming in gold, silver, or copper, the metal casts an interesting lighting effect when paired with colored lightbulbs. Skelock is like four clocks in one. Its distinct shapes combine interaction and movement between space, time, ...