#Benjamin moore silver blue professional#

IвЂ™m not just talking about rolled arms, but IвЂ™m talking about the entire shape. Most sofas are big, rectangular pieces, and most coffee tables are rectangles or squares, but there is this big move to curved or turned legs, jelly bean shaped sofas, or sofas with curved backs. One of the things IвЂ™m seeing a lot of is curved furniture. ItвЂ™s been cold, itвЂ™s been lonely, and itвЂ™s time to warm things up and make them feel inviting and cozy. They are looking for beige or tan, and that is a real change in terms of what IвЂ™m seeing in the industry and also what IвЂ™m personally gravitating toward. Now, however, they are legit saying they want lighter shades of brown. ItвЂ™s always around, and itвЂ™s always something that my clients were asking for. In fact, I think the pendulum has swung (as it always does) between gray and beige. Now, people are wanting a slightly warmer look.

#Benjamin moore silver blue professional#

That is gone, in my professional opinion. It can be lighter in shade, but definitely that kind of tonality.

IвЂ™m talking about that cold gray, that almost skews bluish and has no warmth. So, we all know that gray had a very long, very big moment. The pendulum swinging from gray to beige My predicted interior design trends for 2022: Today IвЂ™m sharing upcoming trends, because itвЂ™s never too late to incorporate trends into your space! I will also be sharing the things I hope go away in 2022, or the things I think are becoming obsolete. There is a lot of transition, but also a lot of reflection. IвЂ™m in the middle of a rebrand, I had to move out of my office, and IвЂ™m moving out of my house to go, who knows where. You may be wondering why I didnвЂ™t record this episode in January, but the month totally got away from me.

This episode is all about trends: whatвЂ™s going to be in for 2022 and whatвЂ™s going to be out.