This SS 2015<\/strong> we might see blind again taking over the \u00a0more contemporary homes, sheer in various concepts of cord<\/strong>, \u00a0applique work, embroidered designs<\/strong> and linen prints; Linen\u00a0stripes to add a touch of classic look in neutrals or colour; vibrant florals<\/strong> on a dry linen look to add colour and design and the geometrics<\/strong> are also back,\u00a0a big trend on a dry linen and cotton look.<\/p>\n This trend for SS 2015<\/strong> interior design can be translate into:<\/p>\n Materials<\/strong> \u2014 fine gauze; lightweight silks; tinted or frosted glass; and mirror or porcelain.<\/p>\n Finishes<\/strong> \u2014 etched or embossed; mirrored; high-definition texture; milky, opaque or pearlized<\/p>\n Patterns<\/strong> \u2014 watery, aquatic textures; frosted florals and close-up compositions of flowers;halftone dots; photographic landscapes and skyscapes<\/p>\n Shapes<\/strong> \u2014 fluted and petal-like or organic formations<\/p>\n Ways that History 2.0 might play out in the design world include:<\/p>\n Materials<\/strong> \u2014 bone-like ceramic, shell, tortoiseshell, stone, bamboo, rattan, wicker, rope and feather<\/p>\n Finishes<\/strong> \u2014 iridescent, fossilized, knotted, gold gilt, bronze and silver<\/p>\n Patterns<\/strong> \u2014 sleek tribal aesthetic; caveman-style paintings; graphite illustrations; dinosaur and botanical themes; fossil and rock formations; scales and fish skins<\/p>\n![\"timthumb\"](\"http:\/\/delightfull.eu\/blog\/wp-content\/uploads\/timthumb3.jpg\")
\nHistory 2.0:\u00a0<\/strong>Ancient, historic craft forms, de-extinction and imagined animal species<\/strong><\/p>\n
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