Trend Forecast
“Complex Neutrals”
Fall/Winter 2010 - A balance of warm & cool, “Complex Neutrals” quietly grounds & stabilizes interiors. Lighter shades of Stalactite and Crystalline provide serenity while deeper shades of Carbonate and Metalloid present a contemporary chic feel. Look for these tones in our fabrics Hoxton Square – Rhinestone Cowboy, Stria Linen, Hera- Sparrow and also in our upholsteries Shoreline - Fog and Caspian – Fog from the new Stacy Garcia Latitude Collection with Hunter Douglas Hospitality. A mix of metropolitan & organic designs is accented with subtle metallic sparkle, as in our wallcovering, Rajas.
Rich neutral textures seen in our wallcoverings Dinero, Hana and Riviera are perfect in this delicate, sophisticated palette. Richer colors like that of New Wave- Raspberry Beret, compliment the unassuming palette.
"Be-Jeweled"
Spring/Summer 2010 - With a rich, saturated color palette, "Be-Jeweled" features both precious and semi-precious hues from Topaz and Ruby to Emerald and Citrine. Inspired by high-end fashion, jewel tones made appearances on the runways in shoes, handbags and scarves and are now making impact in our decorative fabric collection "Underground." These colors offer the mood of brights, but are a toned down rendition.
"Be-Jeweled" takes inspiration from the vivid sights of global markets and also a whimsical world of fantasy and fairy tale. Richer, deeper hues echo thoughts of far away lands as seen in our fabric, Covent Garden. This lush and dynamic color palette evokes regal, classic luxury exemplifies "Soiree," our newest upholstery collection.
"New-Fashioned Classic"
Fall/Winter 2009 - A fashion-forward evolution of black and white where grey emerges as the dominant neutral in a range from cool slate to warmer tones, just shy of taupe. Look for these tones in our fabrics Apollo - Ebony, Zhun - Ash, and Precious - Diamond. The mixture of warm grey adds a contemporary edge to a classic chic palette. Thunder and smoke are fashionable tones, while silver and champagne add alluring sparkle. Metallics, high sheen finishes, rich textures, and special effects benefit from the sophistication of this palette. Gold is the freshest way to enhance this story, creating an illustrious fashion statement. These finishes impart a delicate quality as seen in our wallcovering Dinero. This updated classic wouldn't be complete without a single HOT accent color. Yellow and other brights bring excitement. What better an accent for this palette than the venomous yellow of Restoration - Daisy. "New-Fashioned Classic" will communicate opulence and vogue.
"Aqueous"
Spring/Summer 2009 - While blue may seem ordinary, sincerity is unique. Blues are trustworthy and serene by nature. Used as an accent or layered with texture, sapphire blues are certainly enhancing the palette and evoking an exciting buzz. Look for Sincerity in Precious – Opal, in the accent pin stripes in Beachfront Stripe – Azul and in Ohm and Shanti Stripe - Green Tea. Stacy Garcia® products work hand in hand. Be sure to check out our most recent updates to all of our product categories. Undulating tones high in energy and pure in personality are persuading the palette.
A universally soothing and subtle mix of calming, clarifying blues are being integrated as vibrant crisp accents, exciting highlights, and unifying foundations. Calming echoes of the seascape are reminiscent in the serene and soothing liquid-like tones.
A trusting palette adds a smart sense of belonging to core spaces.
"Colores Calientes"
Fall/Winter 2008 - A new spicy trend of Latin influence, "Colores Calientes," invigorates the senses. Hot, flashy pinks, coffee browns, and chili pepper reds encapsulate the Latin flavor. The saturated palette stimulates a passion for exploration and adventure. The high-chroma palette is showcased through textiles, carpeting, wallcoverings, accessories, and more, in various collections for exclusive partners including LebaTex, Inc., Hunter Douglas Hospitality, Shaw Hospitality, and York Wallcovering. Hospitality design has turned a corner, playing to all the senses. Hospitality venues work to establish a mood and an ambiance for guests. Since the color palette is an important influence, we at Stacy Garcia, Inc. collaborate with those in the industry to forecast and interpret trends that inspire new art, color directions, and design to deliver the desired effect.