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Trendspotting: Heirloom

July 30, 2017

Rich fabrics, patinaed metals and old-world luxury define this Heirloom trend centered on a mix of old and new.

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Harvest Hues

Heirloom takes its cue from the rich, complex colors of food and of the harvest.

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Peacock Blue

Rich but timeworn tones like this peacock blue, luxurious, classic fabrics and imperfect finishes are signatures of the Heirloom trend.

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Aged to Perfection

Oxidized pewter plates hung on the wall with picture hooks look like they've been passed down through the ages. Incorporating heirloom objects and vintage collectibles into your design scheme is a great expression of the Heirloom trend.

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Imperfect Surfaces

Patchwork repair, patina, surface abrasion and rust and oxidation define the Heirloom trend. This distressed antique mirror and the tableaux of old books and burnished decorative accessories continue this idea.

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