Design Themes: Fall Forecast

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Color trends are cyclical, and track back to what's going on in the world. Case in point: The roaring '80s brought outrageous displays of colors in the form of flourescents and metallics, while the nesting '90s marked a return to muted and neutral shades. As people feel it's safe to return to their favorite colors, we'll see an expressive infusion of true reds and oranges in home design throughtout the remainder of this decade. Spicy shades such as the sienna sheme on display here bring a warm and inviting feel to the space, while eschewing the vanilla trappings of palettes past.

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	Vamous Sofa from Dialogica The color, and shape of this piece distinguishes it from the standard sofa.		Postiga Side Table from Logical Progression A rich stain on this mahogany table brings out the warmth of the wood.
	Morph Pod Table Lamp from Union Street Glass Hand-blown glass makes an artistic and unique statement in any interior.		William Stuart "Onneg" from Costantini Design Contemporary prints such as this add a splash of color without being overbearing.
	Valley of a Thousand Hills Collection from Antiquarius Imports Vegetable dye gives this handknotted wool rug its deep orange color.		Silver Lacquer Kyoto Vase from Kenshoma Adding textured decorative accessories to a room with a strong palette infuses visual interest.