Posts Tagged "Bright colours"
Colours Are Going Back In Time This Spring
Recently, we were listening to internationally renowned Brian Gluckstein on Cityline, who was talking about the latest trends that’ll be seen in fashionable homes this spring. The Canadian interior designer was excited about the resurgence of bright colours and using them in the home as decorating details. But it’s not just any bright colour Gluckstein is talking about – it’s the electric shades made popular in the 1980s! After all that grey that’s been dominating decors for the past decade, it’s refreshing to see vibrant bursts of cobalt blue, avocado green, tangerine orange, harvest gold, fuchsia and chartreuse entering into the...
Read MoreCGTA Highlights and Slipcover Sale
Earlier this week, Elegant Changes had the chance to tour the Canadian Gift & Tableware Association show in Toronto. Not only do we love going because it gives us new ideas and insights into upcoming trends, but it also reminds us that spring is just around the corner. And did we ever see signs of spring! For as far as the eye could see were colours that screamed spring. Brilliant orange, blue, green, yellow and pink exploded from every exhibitor’s booth. These colours are perfect for the spring trend of a neutral background – taupe, white, grey and beige – that make these bright colours really pop. We also loved the new selection of bedding at the show....
Read MoreA Visit To The Toronto Interior Design Show
We had a chance to visit this year’s Toronto Interior Design Show (IDS) at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre. It was an amazing opportunity to pick up some ideas and incorporate a few trends into our creations. What stuck us was the infusion of bright, exciting colours to interior decor that were combined with different shades of grey. It’s an easy trend to incorporate into any room and it really brightens up your house. Another cool display we couldn’t take our eyes off of at the IDS was a room set up as a 450-square-foot apartment divided into three main sections – living room, kitchen and bedroom. The most unusual feature in this apartment was that the...
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