When the wind turns and the year draws to an end, we opt for relaxed elegance. The scents of winter bring us peace and reflection. Classic features go hand in hand with a metallic sheen that feels modern, but also boldly catches the eye of an unknown future.
This year's summer trend exudes confidence, creativity and feeling, with seemingly infinite choices. Let your imagination run wild and don't be afraid to choose unexpected, daring combinations and grandiose contrasts.
Time exudes a gentle sense of familiarity; a romantic scale with softly spoken, nostalgic memories. We find ourselves in a safe haven with aromas, colours and shapes that proffer strength, solace and recognition. What is simple is beautiful, and at the same time the simplicity is ever so eloquent.
The new year is rousing from its slumber, and so are we. But are we actually awake?
A new year means it is time for new trends. We have put together one trend for each quarter of the coming year. In this blog, we show you an overview of the 4 trends for the upcoming year. Be inspired by the colours, materials and shapes!
Imagine a glowing sunset, followed by radiant nighttime magic. A sky that continues to bear witness to the burning daylight that shimmers and reflects. It activates something in your subconscious and produces a breathtaking sensation.
The air feels light in this transition from summer to autumn. We eagerly anticipate the approaching winter. We hold on to this moment by not letting go of the bright colours just yet.
Now is the perfect time for a fresh, modern style that strongly emphasises minimalism and functionality. As temperatures drop, we fine-tune our senses. We surround ourselves with understated pastel colours that breathe more cleanliness and order than we've seen for ages.
We travel to faraway places to enjoy the freedom we experience as world citizens. Leave abundance and all that you have behind and pursue pure experiences. We travel consciously, embracing a minimalist lifestyle where we focus on one thing at a time.
Close your eyes and listen out for children rope skipping and playing hopscotch; sounds from the past. On the faded, old picnic blanket, we enjoy Grandma's homemade juice and sandwiches in the sun-kissed green grass.
