show swen Four trends to watch in 2020


four style predictio , director


Phil Pond SAT ATORI


‘Satori is a Japanese word that refers to the


experience of seeing into one’s true nature. This


consumers to find a natural trend encourages


rhythmand balance in their lifestyles in order to cope with the complexities of


world. During the Summer distractions of the online modern life and the


of 2020, the Tokyo Olympics will focus


attention on Japanese arts, crafts, design and food.


ATTERN: Cherry blossom, stripes, cracked, The GreatWave, fish scales, repaired.


PA fted.


ATERIALS: Natural & honest; Shibori fabrics; larchwood; eucalyptus; marble & concrete; charred wood (SSB: Shou Sugi Ban); grooved, chiselled, combed surfaces; folded paper; Sashiko stitching. PAT


Japanese traditions can teach us somuch about slowing down, exercising restraint and living in themoment.’ MAT


KEYWORDS: The Art of Living, natural rhythms, cultivate calmness, discipline & composure, controlled & ordered, nature & natural; ethical & sustainable; carefully craft


THE TRAV AVELLER


uncertainty. The overall style takes its control at a time of global unrest and ‘This trend is about establishing


luxuriousness’: an understated aesthetic cues froma ‘mature


our attempts to bring order within our pristine - demonstrations perhaps of made to last, precisely crafted and controlled, sophisticated, robust, glamour, with products that are


interiors and control into our lives, at


glassware, statement serveware and a time of great instability. Exquisite


this trend, that reimagines fine dining beautifully laid tables set the tone of


for amodern era with Art Deco


influences as we enter the roaring 2020s!’ ATERIALS


MAT


deeply embossed fine grain leathers. KEYWORDS:Mature glamour,


plush velvets, sumptuous satins, faux tortoiseshell, Bakelite-like resins, : Dark tone woods, brass, darkmarbles, smoked glass,


new formal, luxe redux, structured, precise, pristine, polished, glossy. r, ordered, restrained, luxurious, refined,


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of Scarlet Opus, revealed the trend forecasting agency’s’s ns for 2020 during his Trend Talks at the Exclusively Shows


FELLOWSHIP ‘This trend promotes the


power of the Collective -


working together to carve out a better future. It has a global outlook, celebrating cultural diversity and placing ethics at the centre of decision- making. Collaboration and community are key. It is


experimental, showcasing a mix of patterns,materials and products relating to preparing spicy world


cuisines, as consumers use food as a vehicle to travel the world and have a global adventure in their own kitchens.’ MAT


ATERIALS: Let woodmeet


ceramic; plastic, glass, paper; leather; rich dark wood (tones); powder coatedmetal; colourful Jesmonite; colourful Terrazzo; recycled materials; layered, fused pulped paper. PAT


ATTERN: Speckled,Missoni stripes, angular geometric, colourmixes, oversized wood grain, painterly dots.


PA


KEYWORDS:Maximalist, playful & joyful, bright & energetic, collaboration, community, creative collectives, craft practices.


r, clean oceans, clean energy and clean living.’ Scarlet Opus brought together a display of


Amovement towards clean air,


THE GAME CHANGER ‘‘A


exhibitors’ products, plus materials and product samples frommakers


around the world who have reused wastematerials and recycledmaterials in their work. Phil said: ‘They have created products that


address pollution and have an ecological agenda:


something that is essential


environmental damage, more concerned about as consumers become


climate change and the impact we have on the planet.’


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