Cover Photo:
Tashiro Alloy
features on
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Jan/Feb 2010
Welcome, to the first issue of Interior Also looking ahead this issue is Antonia Stewart. With hints of an Indian Odyssey coming through in
Design Today for 2010. We are so ex- Antonia has taken to the stand to take us through our colour palettes and a sprinkling of magical gar-
cited about this year and rightly so. up and coming trends in home interiors and hom- den wonderment floating through our patterns and
The infamous KBB is back in our di- ing in on the flat plan of a family home, including fabrics, the season looks fresh and bright.
aries, industry representation is at a how to designing with children in mind, longevity Vanessa Brady and Colin Watson discuss the sub-
high with the IDA and SBID emerging of an interior space and the transition from family ject of our growing industry and the benefits of
to provide the very best for our de- room to parent haven. being industry body members. Who are you a regis-
signers both old and new and the year has kicked off Across our news page we take a look at the tered member with and why? I would love to know
with a thick plume of white snow; almost like a blank Crown Interior Stylist of the year awards from back your thoughts on our professional organisations and
canvas for the new year. in November and prepare to cut the ribbon on the if you feel they are working well for the industry.
So, with the year now in full swing and our main new Imperial Wharf destination showroom by JAB
event shows preparing to wow the industry, what can ANSTOETZ. We also divulge some details on the Until next time.
we expect in 2010? Our ‘year in review’ feature shows upcoming Surface Design Show over in Islington.
that 2009 really set the standard for innovative design Victoria Redshaw is in the spotlight, heading up
and forward thinking, especially in areas of water con- our Decorative Accessories feature. Victoria, who has
sumption and heating. As we all move forward with a wealth of experience as an Interior Designer and is
an energy-efficient hope, we can begin to prepare for well practiced in the art of trend forecasting, discuss-
Jade Tilley,
a stylish invasion of eco-friendly, extra efficient and su- es the key trends set to emerge this year and relates
perbly sustainable products. them to our decorative adornments in the home. Editor
EDITORIAL:
Editor: Jade Tilley
FROM THE EDITOR 4
16 DECORATIVE ACCESSORIES
jade.tilley@onecoms.co.uk
A round up of the latest news Our spotlight feature introduces Victoria Redshaw
Sub-Editor: Danny Morgan
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INDUSTRY VIEWPOINT 6 22 PRODUCT INNOVATIONS
PRODUCTION:
Featuring Vanessa Brady and Colin Watson A round up of innovative design concepts for 2010
Graphic Designer: Kerri Cuthbert
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26A YEAR IN REVIEW
Data control: Carla Macdonald
We cast a look back at the best of 2009
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From washbasins to wetrooms, we have it
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