Futuristic Interior Design Trends

In the realm of interior decoration, the year 2013 saw natural themes dominating furnishings with rustic items and reclaimed oak in a larger role for top end furnishings.

In the market of interior design natural themes as well as handmade products had their boots. There were also many who took a different route and embraced furniture with gold and metallic accents.

A peek into trends of the near future—year 2014 was on display covering many aspects of color, patterns, orientations, fabrics, space and craft in a European city near Frankfurt.

Emerging Design Highlights
 
Perhaps it gave the head start for global designers, Furnishers and interior decorators for 2014/15 came out Heimtextil trends. The presentation on August 2013 at Portalhaus near Frankfurt had Caroline Till, co-founder of FranklinTill introducing the new Heimtextil Trend Book with a forecast on the emerging interior design services of tomorrow.
 
The event was a curtain raiser to the International Trade Fair for Home and Contract Textiles (08-11 January 2014) signaling a new furnishing season. The Heimtextil Trend Table comprises six international institutions with London-based agency FranklinTill serving as the Oracle pronouncing its insights into future designs.

Trend Book

The Trend Book is significant for its detailed analysis of many avant-garde projects from areas of
 
• Interior design
• Architecture
• Fashion
• Lifestyle
• Design
• Arts
• Science and technology

Great Source
 
FranklinTill has been able to present the global industry with an excellent source of information for product development. The Heimtextil Trend Book provides many a useful overview of trendsetting developments in design.
 
There are many stakeholders in textiles sector including producers, designers, furnishers and interior decorators. It is something amazing when we see all of them hailing the Trend book in one voice. Olaf Schmidt who is the Vice President of Textile Technologies at Messe Frankfurt has been very eloquent in his praise.
 
Progress and Renewal

The upcoming Trend Show in January 2014 will provide more insight into the design topics. There the colours, materials and patterns characteristic of the new season will be showcased elaborately.

It has been structured into two major categories Progress and Revive and further subdivided into themes– Generate Collision, Engineer Nature, Exalt Purity, Rejuvenate Craft dealing with progress and renewal of textiles in interior design London.

By interpretation it can be stated that the design landscape of the future will be divided into two innovative powers. One will look forward and propagate tech-savvy advancements as opportunity to survive in times of fast living. The other will look back and propose renewal of past traditions in the quest for authenticity.
 
Barometer for Trends

As the world’s largest trade fair for home and textiles Heimtextil is a barometer of trends. Launched in 1991 it has been expanding continuously since then. Every year the Trend Table members from around the world tracks key dynamics to help product developers furnishers, creative teams and designers for reliable trend statements.