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#TrendAlert “Child’s Play” presents home accents in whimsical prints and cheerful colours
OCT 30, 2020 | By Sonia Dutt, Prateeksha Kackar and S Thiru
Deal your cards right—home accents in fancy shapes and whimsical prints are a whole lot of fun to experiment with. Trend & Style Direction by Sonia Dutt
Set of playing cards by Wien Spielkarten for Studio Formafantasma, price on request Wood and elastic “Snake blocks” by Clara Von Zweigbergk Playing cards by Gifts of Love Basswood “Pinch clip” by Nick de Marco; both for Areaware
Background from left “Favourite Game” retro white wallpaper by Teja Jamilla for Spoonflower Cotton “Let’s play video games” fabric by Ashley Castleton for Spoonflower Clockwise, from top right Aluminium “chupa chups” candy boxes by Valentina Fontana & Rodnik band for Altre forme Playing cards from Gifts of Love Aluminium “Fiocco” chair part of the Chupa Chups range by Piter Perbellini & Rodnik band for Altre forme
Go round in circles—plates with eccentric prints in cheerful colours set the tone for a merry feast
Background, from left Draft a vintage robot in simple line style front and side views by Mastak A/Shutterstock Black and white Memphis background with geometric shapes by Starline/Freepik
Plates: Clockwise, from top left Melamine “Sushi Fun” illustrated pattern by Funky Patterns on Cool Gifts for Zazzle Stoneware “Mood Indigo” from The Wishing chair (set of six) Porcelain “Aurea” from Richard Ginori Ceramic “Primates” by Elena Salmistraro for Bosa Porcelain and antique “Altered” by Angela Rossi for Beat-up Creations Porcelain “Soly Sombra” part of Histories de Porcelaine collection by Christian Lacroix Maison for Vista Alegre Ceramic from Crazy Daisy
Stay at the top of your game—elements from the playground double up as statement furniture
The lobby in the Yoo Panama residential project in Panama City, Florida, imagined by French designer Philippe Starck, is anything but ordinary. It displays an assortment of furniture, typical of a waiting room, juxtaposed with surprising elements like animal sculptures and a see-saw. The fact that everything is coloured hot pink is an added bonus in the vivid space.
Get inspired by a Ludo board—graphic illustrations in neon hues imbibe a modern edge to interiors
Who doesn’t love a throwback to the glorious 80s? The interiors of Slovenian hair salon chain Mic Styling’s YMS take cues from the era’s fearless aesthetic. Created in collaboration with native design studio Kitsch-Nitsch, the space features clashing electric hues, striking wall vinyl and eye catching sculptures. Website: www.k-et-n.com
Set up your own dollhouse—furniture and accents with comical shapes and symbols are great conversation starters