Trendbook - Fall/Winter 2018/2019

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TRENDBOOK With TrendBook you will never run out of inspiration.

Here you will find all the tools you need to help you design a trendy project, from the colors to the textures, materials and patterns that are trending right now.

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FUTURISTIC 014 COLOR MAP 016 FABRICS 018 FIBERS 020 PATTERN & TEXTURES 022 DECOR & STYLE 028 ARCHITECTURE & INSTALLATION 034 FASHION C ONTE M P O R A RY S T R EET S T Y L E 042 COLOR MAP 044 FABRICS 046 FIBERS 048 PATTERN & TEXTURES 050 DECOR & STYLE 056 ARCHITECTURE & INSTALLATION 064 FASHION H U M A N N AT U R E 072 COLOR MAP 074 FABRICS 076 FIBERS 078 PATTERN & TEXTURES 080 DECOR & STYLE 084 ARCHITECTURE & INSTALLATION 088 FASHION C U LT U R A L F U S I ON 098 COLOR MAP 100 FABRICS 102 FIBERS 104 PATTERN & TEXTURES 106 DECOR & STYLE 110 ARCHITECTURE & INSTALLATION 116 FASHION I NT U I T I ON 128 COLOR MAP 130 FABRICS 132 FIBERS 134 PATTERN & TEXTURES 136 DECOR & STYLE 140 ARCHITECTURE & INSTALLATION 146 FASHION

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2018 | 2019

T rend F ore c a s t We have selected cultural shifts that will shape our behaviors. We analyse and present in a clear and concise way emerging trends that will shape your long term design projects.

Find the insights to help you keep your brand up to date and maximize your market potential.

In a time of rapid shifts in markets and global information, we are living in one of the most creative and turning-point periods of history that promise to bring impactful inventions that will revolutionize the world in the years to come.

From the increasing use of Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning to create smarter programs that can learn and perfect themselves to predict consumer behavior, to the use of Virtual Reality that promises to simulate a user’s physical presence in a virtual or imaginary environment with the use of vivid and realistic images and sounds that stimulate sensations.

Technology has increasingly enter into our lives with the promise of facilitating and automating day-to-day processes but it’s evolving in a way that we still can not predict what its real impact will be in humanity.

The idea of eternal life — extreme longevity — is now in the hands of science and technology with the brightest minds of our time focused on working on the most groundbreaking projects we’ve ever imagined, from the quest for longevity to the possibility of uploading our brain to a computer and end our mortality.

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Futuristic is a trend that explores the impact that technology will have on our lives as the different ways that man and machine will continue to fusion. Innovations in textiles, the creation of new materials and creative color palettes will impact design.

With the increasing use of social networks and their influence on our lives we can’t ignore the fact that many of these projects are being financed and exploited by various social networking or search engine companies.

In an increasingly interconnected world, social networks have played a key role in changing tastes and disseminating trends.

Social presence is becoming a construct of our personal identities.

Beyond likes, followers and heart-imprinted comments, we will see a rise in concerns with the openness and the consequences of our personal information being shared can bring.

This will in the future lead us to a turning point where people will begin to realize that this may not be the best option and they will want to go incognito.

Human Nature show man’s need to return to a more sustainable way of life, and the Intuition trend the need to detach himself from the opinion of others and look inward for ways of self-improvement.

In the coming years we will also continue to see a crescendo in the movements of female empowerment and inclusion of all races.

In a period when political turmoils are scaring people, access to the internet allows everyone to become political activists and use their broader reaching to increase moral conscience. Cultural Fusion translates in the mix of different cultures in our way of living.

Designed for those who wish to comprehend the origins of coming trends, our trend forecast include exhaustive research, stunning moodboards and abundant design, color and material suggestions.

Keep yourself one step ahead, and take a peek with us into the future.

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FUTURISTIC The futuristic consumer lives in a world where surreal technology like VR and AR exist at the same time that the past is still so important and prevalent.

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FUTURISTIC When you think about the future, how do you envision it?

The consumer of today is living in a past-present future where surreal technology, like Virtual Reality and Artificial Intelligence, exist within a world where the past is still important and prevalent.

Futuristic is further supported by the rise of 3D-printed clothing, footwear, and accessories that are being influenced by tech-driven design and a new generation of technical materials that are ultra light, highly breathable, protective, and thermo regulated.

As gender roles become more flexible, terms like “gender-neutral” or genderless masculinity get more predominant with a generation of forward-looking persons emerging. These are audacious people who call themselves “without gender”, challenging preconceived ideas of gender, race, ethnicity and sexuality.

Metallic textures undoubtedly make a statement but futuristic fashion is also defined by other aspects like embossed textures, bespoke fabrics and liquid or metallic finishes.

Futuristic is also slowly influencing our lifestyle as much as services are upscaling, introducing premium and luxury options. Jobs are being displaced by technology, most of the times with the use of robots or drones.

As robotics expand into a wider range of consumer-facing industries, the objective will be to develop technologies with humanizing details to replicate the textures, expressions and warmth of a human. The now world-famous robot Sophia is a perfect example of this.

Anti-aging mechanisms and the perfection of the human body is also a near goal with Google’s associated company, Verily, being on a quest to find the cure to live forever.

The world is changing at an extraordinary rate and the question is to know how humans are going to evolve with it.

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COLOR MAP Futuristic brings in concepts like textured colors and dark, eccentric tones. Vivid reds, vibrant blues and iridescent colors that evoke images of technology are counteracted by neutrals like grey or old pink that serve as reminders of the past.

This tones blend seamlessly the past and the future to create a contemporary and intemporal palette that is inspired by the future of fashion.

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the creation of Intelligent Fabrics.

This fabrics will give enhanced levels of performance and functionality like UV protection, water repellency and quick drying.

In fashion the use of velvet, latex and plastic inspired materials, like neoprene, will give an innovative feel to any look.

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Fabrics & Fibers

Fabrics

New technologies and innovations in fabrics will shift from runway to ready-to-wear. The combination of synthetic and natural fabrics or ecofriendly fibres with performance materials will improve and make way for

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“The best way to predict the future is to create it.”

– Peter Drucker

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“I foresee death by culture shock.” ― Woody Allen

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Armstrong Floor Lamp by DelightFULL

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DelightFULL

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Mira Graphic by Rug’Society | Diamond Metamorphosis by Boca Do Lobo | Prisma Stool by Luxxu Atomic Ceiling by DelightFULL | Gable Armchair by Essential Home

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Foil Graphic by Rug’Society | Jean-Louis Domecq floor lamp Monet side table by Boca do Lobo | Cayo Bold armchair by Brabbu

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Lola Graphic by Rug’Society | Topaz by Verner Panton | Decor by Karim Rashid Diamond Emerald Sideboard by Boca Do Lobo

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Opera House - Harbin China by MAD Architects

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Concept

by Roman Vlasov

“In the twenty-first century, the robot will take the place which slave labor occupied in ancient civilization.”

– Nikola Tesla

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Futuristic architecture brings a new aesthetic created in the intersection of motion and machine.

Futuristic translates its simplicity with the use of iron, glass, reinforced concrete, as well as wood, brick, and stone substitutes facilitating the possibility of lightness and flexibility.

Kring Kumho Culture Complex

by Unsangdong Architects

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Dominion Office by Zaha Hadid Architects

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EdgeCliff Medical Centre

by Entre Architecture

In this form of architecture the use of decoration is unreasonable, its value depends only on the raw material. Futuristic architecture promotes the use of steel, glass, and cement, free of painting, ornament, or relief only rich in the beauty of its shape and lines.

In this form of architecture the use of decoration is unreasonable, its value depends only on the raw material. Futuristic architecture promotes the use of steel, glass, and cement, free of painting and ornaments, only rich in the beauty of its shape and lines.

These buildings naturally possess a power of motion that is by far stronger compared to horizontals and perpendiculars.

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Fashion Luna Fashion Editorial by Anthem in Art

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Outspace Puffer Jacket by Balenciaga | Sequin Palazzo Trousers by Nude Int Eskimo Boots by Mou | Falabella Go Backpack by Stella Mccartney | Mask Y3 Sunglasses by Kuboraum 5 Couleurs Eyeshadow Palette-Magnetize by Dior | Logo Wallet by Prada

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Collection 2013 Gardens Of The Galaxy

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Aiguille Jacket by Rossignol | Crystal Embroidered Ribbed Knit Pants by Gucci Iridescent Finish Boots by Premiata | Karl Lagerfeld by Signature Degrade Minaudiere Clutch Retrosuperfuture by Era Cateye Sunglasses | Shiseido by Luminizing Satin Eye Color Trio Lancôme by L’absolu Gloss Sheer Gloss

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CONTEMPORARY STREET STYLE Contemporary Street Style is a movement for artists, creatives and makers. Arts and crafts become a reaction to the homogeneity and poor quality of mass manufacturing.

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CONTEMPORARY STREET STYLE Contemporary Streetstyle is a movement for creatives, artists, art shakers and social activists. Its a macro trend used for political messaging and bold statements.

With this tense political climate and our collective feelings of uncertainty, comes an explosion of creative expression. This new maker’s movement is galvanized to make a difference in the world by reusing waste and transforming the mundane into expressive art for the people.

Virtual communities also encourage the use of style with political and personal messages, so fashion must rekindle its power of communication to express ideas, beliefs and traditions of particular subcultures.

In the future we will see more of the Female Empowerment. Women are expressing socioeconomic and cultural power, breaking out of stereotypes.

We will see innovative creations in fashion approached with a new way of thinking. Intelligent and smart attitudes towards everyday dressing become ever more important, along with the continued idea of individuality.

Fashion will be proeminent in the expression of the individuality of each person because the contemporary consumer will dress to suit hisher own needs and personalities.

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COLOR MAP An increase in attitude and liberty of mind will translate in bold colors, such as yellow, magenta, navy, lavender, pink, and red. Bringing a burst of energy through bright colors including limes and oranges to the otherwise dull winters. Head to toe looks are seen mimicking a pop art painting you might see from Andy Warhol. An outfit that cannot be missed from a mile away.

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Print spans romantic dark florals, masculine stripes, 70s geometrics, graphics and colour blocking. A vibe of pop-art will emerge in fabrics and visuals with the extended use of crochet, velvet, mixed media or patchwork.

Denim will remain important for updated outerwear.

Patterns include illusion play, digital prints, storytelling, strong messaging, bold graphics, and organic prints. Soft flannels, along with fur and silky satins will be key to collections.

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Vlisco Fabric Exhibition at Museum Helmond

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Vibrasto 1020 by Texxa

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Sinatra Suspension Light by DelightFULL | Mansfield Armchair by Essential Home Pillows by Brabbu | Set In The Street by Justin Bettman And Gozde Eker Hanging Paintings by Tadao Cern

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Pixel Cabinet by Boca do Lobo

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Graphic Collection by DelightFULL

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Aizone Campaign Fw15 by Sagmeister Walsh | Pillows by Brabbu Monochrome Blue Sideboard by Boca Do Lobo | Supernova Suspension by Foscarini Coppola Rug by Essential Home

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Bangkok University SAC by Supermachine Studio

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Bangkok University SAC

by Supermachine Studio

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Set in the Street by Justin Bettman and Gozde Eker

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LightPathAKL ­– New Zeland Monk Mackenzie Architects plus Landlab

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LightPathAKL ­– New Zeland Monk Mackenzie Architects plus Landlab

Color is an integral element of our world, not just in the natural environment but also in the man-made architectural environment.

The goal of color design in an architectural space isn’t relegated to only decoration anymore. Color evokes emotions and with a correct use can inject brightness, energy, dominance and positivity in a room and in consequence in the people that inhabit it.

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Glass Facades Curtain Walls

by Vanceva

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The application of a mixture of bold colors - pairing a few solid hues to create a single bold look - may have started on the fashion runways, but it’s also a great decor tactic. A graphic mix of bright paint, upholstery, and flooring injects a room with playful personality and dimension. Pixelated shapes and over-lapping layers give illusory depth to flat surfaces. Manipulations and errors are encouraged in the making process, adding character and individuality.

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Angry Cat Motif Beanie Hat by Gucci | Large Wednesday Tote by Alberta Ferretti Lace Up by Charlote Olympia | Faux Fur Midi Coat by Faith Connexion | Tiger Face Print Scarf by Gucci Eyewear Glitter Round Sunglasses by Gucci

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Oversized Coat by Marios | Fun Fair Beanie Hat by Fendi | Eyewear Aviator Sunglasses by Chloé Strapped Sneakers by Emilio Pucci | Printed Light Frame Shoulder Bag by Prada

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HUMAN N AT U R E Human Nature shows man’s need to return to a more sustainable way of live. People will want to get back in touch with the things that touch them, both emotionally and physically.

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HUMAN N AT U R E Turmoil in the world — from terrorism to climate change — is resulting in growing disaster areas and temporary habitation, such as refugee camps. Droughts and floods will continue to cause havoc with food crops affecting millions of people in the years to come. With such pressuring social problems it’s increasing a common social conscience with people feeling connected with one another and raising the need to go back to the roots and live a more sustainable life.

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The appreciation of flawed art, buildings, products, experiences and people will have and impact in our lives. Our tastes in beauty standards are evolving from a perfect to an imperfect aesthetic. The desire for flawless skin will be replaced by the desire to look cutely unique. Makeup will be used to mimic the appearance of natural beauty, such as highlighting blemishes and freckles.

Human Nature is also about handmade crafts, the farm-to-fabric movement, biotextiles and the maker’s movement. It blurs the boundaries of the natural and the synthetic. It examines the moments where our organic world collides with the digital realm.

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COLOR MAP Colors overall in this theme will take consumers back to the elements, including beach landscapes and colorful outdoor scenery. Hues in Human Nature will be heavily pigmented and very rich.

Color will have an intensity inspired by nature from gorgeous deep autumnal inspired hues, forest greens, rich navy, winter wines and nocturne black.

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There’s a modern eco feel in Human Nature fabrics with the use of plastic made from wool and leather-like fabric made from pineapple leaves.

Fabrics reflect layers of life, and come from algae, mushrooms or are animal inspired like peacock feathers.

Warm sandy tones and cool stone colors are drawn straight from nature. There are plush materials, furry fabrics, slouchy shapes, marble and corkwood.

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Earth Editorial by PullCast | Orion Cabinet by Brabbu | Equus Cotton-Linen Cushion by House Of Hackney

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Huang Cabinet by Brabbu

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Brabbu Ambience

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Floating Flower Garden by Teamlab Japan | Calatea Pianca Armchair by Cristina Celestino Coffe Table by Cristina Celestino | Macushi Rug by Brabbu

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We live in a visually stimulated era. Never before has screen-based media dominated so much of our lives.

In the home, this digital overload is inspiring a trend for “raw” materials. Raw in this context describes materials that are irregular and rough, handworked and weathered, rather than highly finished. It is an aesthetic designed to engage the senses beyond the visual: textured stone demands to be touched, raw wood has a soft lingering scent and patinated brass has a warmth that comes from age.

By combining them with building products you can achieve more warm interiors that still maintain this raw aesthetics, but without appearing nude or uncomfortable.

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Beaver Fur Trim Coat by Marni | Vintage Wooden Gancini Handbag by Salvatore Ferragamo Snake Skin 65 Ankle Boots by Robert Clergerie | Baldric Sunglasses by Robert La Roche Leopard Print Scraf by Marc Cain | Vintage Kelly Watch by Hermès

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Burberry

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Animal Print Coat By Giambattista Valli | Cheetah Print Ankle Boots By L’autre Chose Vintage Porosus 35 Birkin Bag By Hermès | Mascia Animal Print Scraf By Pierre Louis Les 4 Ombres Multi Effect Quadra Eyeshadow By Chanel | Angular Sunglasses By Delirious

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Roberto Cavalli

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Balmain

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Vintage Hermes Brown Crocodile Coat by Hermès | Sylvie Crocodile Skin Tote by Gucci Snake Effect Leather Belt by Just Cavalli | Jewels Tortoise Teardrop Earrings by Lizzie-Fortunato Snake Print Ankle Boots by A. F. Vandevorst | Zebra Print Scarf by Lanvin Eyewear Silica Sunglasses by Dita

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C U LT U R A L FUSION Cultural Fusion shows the raise of a truly global consumer, that is redefining their identity in countries all over the world.

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C U LT U R A L FUSION Globalization is bringing people of the East and West closer. Cultural references are also influenced by trade, digital connection, migration and media, mechanisms that challenge and reinforce one culture over another.

People get inspired from what and who they see online and this goes beyond whatever culture they are living in. There will always be local style and cultural niches but people will be influencing others like never before.

The evolution of connectivity, both real and virtual, are driving this trend – which focuses on a growing sense of community, cultural sharing and breaking boundaries.

Just like a painting, a movie, or a song, fashion will play a main role in the fusion of different cultures and influences. Culture Fusion brings together a diverse mix of cultural references. A colourful mix of influences ignites our sense of community and togetherness.

Red-based earthy tones and spicy yellows are at the heart of this trend. Blending of cultural references drives a vibrant and rebellious direction that takes combinations from various cultures intro a fresh, unexpected remix. Patterns, artefacts and even elements of cultural identity are combined to define a new sense of shared visual identity.

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COLOR MAP Red-based earthy tones and spicy yellows are at the heart of this trend. Blending of cultural references drives a vibrant and rebellious direction that takes combinations from various cultures intro a fresh, unexpected remix. Patterns, artefacts and even elements of cultural identity are combined to define a new sense of shared visual identity.

Consumers can expect more muted blues and orange during the colder months, while bold yellows and tinted greens give way to a more retro-fun look.

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A merging of cultural identities helps to realize that our similarities outweigh our differences. There is a deep yearning to learn about traditions and techniques such as quilting, crochet and patch working.

Cultural identities and iconography are reinterpreted in unexpected ways. Materials are felted wool, refined quilting and high shine fabrics. Patterns include organic prints, exotic motifs.

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Installation by Faig Ahmed | Newton Chandelier by Boca Do Lobo | Goroka Side Table by Brabbu

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Medina Rug by Rug’Society

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Apis Dining Table and Naicca Pendant by Brabbu

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Reptilus Rug by Rug’Society | Outburst Chandelier by Koket | Piccadilly Sideboard by Boca Do Lobo

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Museo Internacional del Barroco - Tokyo

by Ito Associates

Design everywhere is becoming more homogenized. Today we travel more, read more, surf the Internet and this capacity to be influenced by foreign ideias and concepts is reshaping the way we create our buildings.

This mixture is taking form both in the mixture of styles, with European architecture being influenced by asian and islamic references for example, as with the integration of modern and mid-century architecture in asiatic landscapes.

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Shui Cultural Center

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Printed Mid Rise Straight Trousers by Valentino | Floral Embroidery Gilet by Bazar Deluze Burnout Tassel Mules by Ermanno Scervino | Woven Tassel Tote Bag by Etro Pompom Embellished Printed Scarf by Fendi | Bandana Necklace by Dannijo Harrison

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Etno by Ula Koska

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Etno by Ula Koska

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Jungle Print Backpack By Etro | Eyewear Mambo Sunglasses By Dolce & Gabbana Chandelier Earrings By Mercedes Salazar | Jacquard Patch Pattern Wrap Jacket By Etro Geometric Print Trousers By F.r.s For Restless Sleepers | Color-Block Boots By Maison Margiela

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The Colourful One-Of-A-Kind Tribe

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INTUITION Intuition drives the new acceptance movement, embracing unusual imperfections and rejecting the social media obsessed, highly edited life.

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INTUITION In a world where social media and instant gratification are becoming a norm, people are getting more and more stressed and anxiety is the most prominent disease of the century.

Our need to disconnect, feel human emotions, and engage in activities that increase our sense of self-confidence and improve self-growth will only increase in the future.

Mind management and meditation exercises are becoming common therapies to help counter a constant flow of information. From unstable politics to terrorism and climate change threats, people are seeking ways to train their minds and emotions, whether with meditation apps or breath work guides.

Beauty-care routines are being blended with rituals and items of religious or spiritual importance, such as holy water toner, soap infused with-ritual flower or incense charcoal scrub.

In this way, holistic and meditative experiences become part of the daily routine. At the same time people are rejecting organized religion and incorporating alternative beliefs.

The pursuit of a clean lifestyle — free from additives, toxic ingredients, excess sugar or anything deemed “bad” — will spur the creation of more premium products and foods, such as clean meat, pollution-free makeup and organic labeled food.

Products, spaces and experiences will be tailored with focus on the physical or mental wellbeing and health. Key influences are sensory textiles, experiential spaces, a focus on mindful living and inclusion design that makes us connect to one another.

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COLOR MAP Neutrals remain a timeless classic while drawing on minimalism aesthetics as featured by soft and tone-on-tone colors.

Soft shades of pink, pale blues and soft yellows will make up a majority of this palette, prioritizing calming, luxurious and beautifying nude and light-infused pastel tones.

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A sci-fi feel comes across in artificial materials, PVC, and transparency. Key influences are sensory textiles, colored vinyl and the use of tulle. This creates sensual looks which means that lingerie will stop to be hidden.

Intuition aesthetics are emphasized by simple forms, graphic lines and sharp geometric patterns.

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Lapiaz Freestand Sink by Maison Valentina | Crackle Mirror by Luxxu Imperfectio Sofa by Boca do Lobo | Empire Mirror by Luxxu Shimmer by Patricia Urquiola | Miscredenza by Patricia Urquiola

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McQueen Wall Light by Luxxu | Heritage Small Nightstand by Boca do Lobo Brabbu Ambience Hanna Floor Lamp by DelightFULL | Venetto Mirror by Boca do Lobo York Console Table by Boca do Lobo

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Rode House

by Pezo von Ellrichshausen

Products, spaces and experiences are starting to be designed for physical or mental wellbeing and health.

The need to balance the noise and fast pace of life is being countered by workplaces offering practices aimed to relax the mind and body, from yoga and meditation spaces to sleep pods. As a society, we’re also turning away from the mentality of mass consumption

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and looking for a more personal connection with what we buy, that will translate in more minimalist spaces with less decor. The personal stories and memories behind every piece of furniture is what makes any space truly interesting.

We want to turn our homes and offices into sanctuaries that evoke real emotions—calm, happiness, and safety and that provides a connection to nature.

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Floral Lace Sun Dress by Chloé | White Silk Square - High Priestess Tarot Card by Dior O’Malley Nyc Sunglasses by Oliver Peoples | Miss Dior Eau De Parfum by Dior Eden Pumps by Ralph And Russo

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Emma Stern Nielsen for VOGUE Taiwan by Enrique Vega

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Fall Collection by Iris Van Herpen | Notte Layered Floral Dress by Marchesa | Sonnenbrille Damen by Dolce Gabbana Metropolis Bag by Furla Full Kisses - Deep Crimso Nยบ 567 by Burberry | Ambient-Bronzer by Hourglass

BIBLIOGRAPHY FA L L - W I N T E R 1 8 / 1 9

FUTURISTIC Rug’Society - www.rugsociety.eu DelightFULL - www.delightfull.eu Karim Rashid - www.karimrashid.com Boca do Lobo - www.bocadolobo.com Luxxu - www.luxxu.net Essential Home - www.essentialhome.eu Jaime Hayon - www.hayonstudio.com Verner Panton - www.verpan.com MAD Architects - www.i-mad.com Zaha Hadid - www.zaha-hadid.com Unsangdon Architects - www.usdspace.com Enter Architecture - www.enterprojects.net Anthem in Art - www.antheminart.com Balenciaga - www.balenciaga.com Mou - www.mou-online.com Stella McCartney - www.stellamccartney.com Kuboraum - www.kuboraum.com Dior - www.dior.com Prada - www.prada.com Shever Dushka - www.theloop.com.au/sheverdushka Rossignol - www.rossignol.com Gucci - www.gucci.com Premiata - www.premiata.it Karl Lagerfeld - www.karl.com Retrosuperfuture - www.retrosuperfuture.com Shiseido - www.shiseido.com Lancôme - www.lancome-usa.com C ONTE M P O R A RY S T R EET S T Y L E Vlisco - www.vlisco.com Texaa - www.texaa.com Foscarini - www.foscarini.com DelightFULL -www.delightfull.eu Essential Home - www.essentialhome.eu Brabbu - www.brabbu.com Justin Bettman & Gode Eker - www.justinbettman.com Tadao Cern - www.tadaocern.com Boca do Lobo - www.bocadolobo.com Sagmaister Walsh - www.sagmeisterwalsh.com

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Supermachine Studio - www.supermachine.co Monk Mackenzie Architects - www.monkmackenzie.com Landlab - www.landlab.pt Vanceva - www.vanceva.com Moschino - www.moschino.com Gucci - www.gucci.com Alberta Ferretti - www.albertaferretti.com Charlotte Olympia - www.charlotteolympia.com Faith Connexion - www.faithconnexion.com Marios - www.marios.eu Fendi - www.fendi.com Chloé - www.chloe.com Emilio Pucci - www.emiliopucci.com Prada - www.prada.com H U M A N N AT U R E PullCast - www.pullcast.eu Brabbu - www.brabbu.com House of Hackney - www.houseofhackney.com Nature Design - www.naturedesign.com Teamlab Japan - www.teamlab.art Cristina Celestino - www.cristinacelestino.com Arch Studio - www.arch-studio.hu CF Møller Architects - www.cfmoller.com Marni - www.marni.com Salvatore Ferragamo - www.ferragamo.com Robert Clergerie - www.robertclergerie.com Robert La Roche - www.robert-laroche.com Marc Cain - www.marc-cain.com Hermës - www.hermes.com Burberry - www.burberry.com Giambattista Valli - www.giambattistavalli.com L´autre Chose - www.lautrechose.com Pierre Louis - www.pierrelouismascia.com Chanel - www.chanel.com Delirious - www.deliriouseyewear.com Roberto Cavalli - www.robertocavalli.com Balmain - www.balmain.com Gucci - www.gucci.com Just Cavalli - www.justcavalli.com

Lizzie Fortunato - www.lizziefortunato.com A. F. Vandevorst - www.afvandevorst.be Lanvin - www.lanvin.com Dita - www.dita.com C U LT U R A L F U S I ON Faig Ahmed - www.faigahmed.com Boca do Lobo - www.bocadolobo.com Brabbu - www.brabbu.com Rug’Society - www.rugsociety.eu Koket - www.bykoket.com Hassa Architecture Engineering - www.hassa.com Ito Associates - www.toyo-ito.co.jp West-Line Studio - www.china-west-line.com Valentino - www.valentino.com Bazar Deluxe - www.bazardeluxe.it Ermanno Scervino - www.ermannoscervino.it Etro Woven - www.etro.com Fendi - www.fendi.com Dannijo Harrison - www.dannijo.com Ula Koska - www.ulakoska.com Etro - www.etro.com Dolce & Gabbana - www.dolcegabbana.com Mercedes Salazar - www.mercedessalazar.com F.R.S for Restless Sleepers - www.forrestlesssleepers.com Maison Margiela - www.maisonmargiela.com Rianna and Nina - www.riannaandnina.com Jean Paul Goude - www.jeanpaulgoude.com

Chloè - www.chloe.com Dior - www.dior.com Oliver Peoples - www.oliverpeoples.com Ralph and Russo - www.ralphandrusso.com Emma Stern Nielsen for Vogue - www.vogue.com CO - www.co-collections.com Iris Van Herpen - www.irisvanherpen.com Marchesa - www.marchesa.com Dolce and Gabanna - www.dolcegabbana.com Furla - www.furla.com Burberry - www.burberry.com Hourglass - www.hourglasscosmetics.com

I NT U I T I ON Luxxu - www.luxxu.net Maison Valentina - www.maisonvalentina.net Boca do Lobo - www.bocadolobo.com Patricia Urquiola - www.patriciaurquiola.com DelightFULL - www.delightfull.eu Peso von Elrichshausen - www.pezo.cl Wendell Burnette Arch. - www.wendellburnettearchitects.com Rational Horizon - www.horizonsupply.co

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