Color Trends from High Point Spring Market

What an amazing time, filled with inspiration, we had at High Point Spring Market. Walking the show, as part of the Design Bloggers Tour, was a super fun experience! We the DKORistas, were around here and there, uncovering all the new trends for you.  As designers, we’re always eager to know which colors will be “in” this year. Are you curious to see which colors these are? Let’s discover them together.

 

Color Trends from High Point Spring Market

 

Green may have been 2017’s Pantone color of the year, but it is what we are seeing at this year’s HPMKT. Brands showcased either deep emerald greens, lighter sage greens or a brighter tone, almost like a forest green. Green was definitely THE color of High Point Furniture Market Spring 2018.

Otherwise, we noticed that brown is making a comeback! A few showrooms had walls and large pieces with a true brown color, which we hadn’t seen in a while. We are still deciding if we love it… The last colors we saw at High Point Spring Market were super deep burgundy and mauve tones, which were so elegant!

Let us show you in a few pictures, these new color trends, and how some brands displayed them.

 

Adriana Hoyos

 

We loved the deep emerald green and burgundy vignette at the Adriana Hoyos booth, in the IMC Interhall show space. The two shades created an elegant color palette fit for kings! This is brand well known to our Miami clients, and we like the breath of fresh air that this curvy collection is bringing to the brand. Congratulations to Adriana Hoyos and her daughter Andrea who collaborated on the design of the collection.

 

 

Sunbrella

 

 

At the above booth, sage green was the main color. Designer Brian Paquette, who presented the collection himself, stated that he was inspired by Versailles and Paris in the Winter. For Sunbrella he designed textiles with muted pastel colors in intricate structures. He displayed them creatively all around the booth. From the green walls to the bright yellow lampshades and the artwork: it’s all Sunbrella fabrics. Everyone knows Sunbrella as an exterior performance textile, but at DKOR Interiors we often use their fabrics in interior spaces as well. We love to specify them for banquette seating, benches or playrooms for example.

 

 

 

Century Furniture

 

 

 

In the Century Furniture showroom at HPMKT, the designer chose to paint a dark emerald green wall with green and added teal pops in the room. The teal brightens up the space and contrasts with the darker shade of green on the wall. In the second picture, you can see the brown tone we saw peeking here and there; it’s coming back!

 

Henredon

 

 

At  Henredon (partnered up with Crypton), they also had a space with green emerald color, but in a brighter tint here. We like how the color is applied on the smaller pieces, as accents, and picked up by the artwork on the wall! 

 

E.J. Victor

 

 

At the E.J. Victor showroom, we admired the Ralph Lauren collection and loved the green room set up they had. Again, deeper emerald greens were selected here to contrast with rich wood tones and white accents to freshen up the mood. In the third picture, you will notice the deep burgundy that we loved. This tone is superbe, it adds that warmth in an overall masculine room. It’s almost as if you cannot tell if it’s dark mauve, dark burgundy or brown.

 

Norwalk Furniture

 

 

Our very first stop at High Point Spring Market was the Norwalk showroom. We were attracted by all the colors. In the front, the green and dusty pink vignette stole our hearts. We loved the green side chair and the round pink throw pillow.

What do you think about this year’s color trends at High Point Spring Market? What was your favorite color at this year’s Spring market? Did you notice the greens? We love the freshness that green brings to interiors and want to try to use it in our upcoming interior design projects!

 

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