100 % Design inspirations
100% Design (23-26 of September) is one of the most known design trade shows in London. It gathers together architects, designers and enthusiasts of this areas from around the globe. This design trade show is part of London Design Festival.
This festival is a great inspiration in terms of design and color and this years edition is all about color inspirations, so My Design Week reunites some products that can inspire you like 100% Design will certainly do!
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NAJ Armchair by BRABBU
Its included in the contemporary furniture category. The vanilla white color of this armchair is perfect for every ambiance.
Dining Set by FCI London
Dark Brown will always be and option for dining room interior design.
Printed Stool by Studio EJ
Dove Grey, who doesn’t choose multiple items of this color in some point in their lifes?
NAMIB Chair by BRABBU
Somebody told that yellow is the new black, it its a color to look up for.
Rug by Thora Björk Design
Berry is a powerful color, look how nice it blends with the black of this rug!
MAREE Mid Century Modern Sofa by BRABBU
Indigo, majestic color.It is a great choice for this sofa by Brabbu.
Diva & Edmond by Pad Home
Another color to look for is deep red, it will change your areas completely: imagine a statement table on your living room, for example.
Heron Armchair by BuzziSpace
Powder blue, ideally you would think of this piece for a children’s room, but it could also work in a living room with a palette of neutral colors.
Certsure Print by Soundtect Ltd
With the summer out there and the outdoor vibes going on the color green always gives a different vibe to a room.
It is similar to the color vanilla, but this one is stronger. If you use beige in a room your decorating, don’t worry! Almost everything works with it!
Seventy Lounge Chair by Sagal
Mango Orange is also an ode to summer. Use it and abuse it!
These are the colors and products that we choose to inspire you for 100% Design 2015.
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