Город Яхт

Стоит только переступить порог ванной, расположенной рядом с гостиной, как хочется без промедления отправиться в путешествие по морям и океанам. По тиковому полу приятно ходить босиком как по палубе, в зеркале-иллюминаторе то и дело отражаются синие стены и корабельные шпагаты, притворившиеся крючками для полотенец, а также лампа, найденная на парижском рынке и качавшаяся раньше под потолком французского корабля. Деревянное резное панно, привезенное хозяевами с острова Бали уже после завершения ремонта, идеально вписалось в цветовую гамму и настроение этого небольшого, но уютного пространства.

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Елена Игумнова added this to How Colour Trends are Forecast Around the World

A design by Enjoy Home’s Nadya Zotova used an on-trend combination of wood and blue. Today, several large agencies produce trend books that carry a lot of weight with professionals. One such agency is French company Nelly Rodi, whose experts (in addition to producing designs for large companies) carry out a substantial volume of work for the world-renowned Maison&Objet fair, which twice a year for more than 20 years has been presenting the latest interiors trends.There’s also Peclers, Promostyl and Carlin International, market leaders whose forecasts are considered the most influential, fashionable and profound. Also important is trend forecaster Lidewij Edelkoort, whose company advises brand strategists, designers and marketers. Edelkoort’s agency also produces trend books for manufacturers.“While fashion blogs, websites and magazines present trends that will become relevant in the next season, agencies produce forecasts for the next several years,” says style analyst Evstigneeva. “They classify trends as short-term [six to eight months], medium-term [up to three years] and longer-term [five to 10 years], which involves trends in the development of consumption culture and ideas from the field of futurology. The latter are of a more philosophical nature. “These trend books are quite expensive,” Evstigneeva notes. “Should you become curious and feel like finding out what’s going to be fashionable two to three years from now, you wouldn’t be able to simply access these publications on the internet. Available in the public domain are usually only trends for the immediate future and the upcoming season.”