As I have posted many times, fashion and interior design appear to be very much connected, especially in the last years. A fresh proof about that follows.
Couture & Casual: it’s the mix that counts! - this is the what
- the autumn show in Frankfurt which opens tomorrow - predicts to be the one of the most important trends:
"for the autumn/winter season, 2011/2012 – elegance meets cosiness, high-end meets casualness. Homes styled from top to bottom are a thing of the past. Today, it’s the blend that counts. The designer sofa is shown off to best effect next to a side table from the flea market. And why not combine cool materials, such as stainless steel, aluminium and leather, with knitted fabrics, wool or felt?"The same trend appears in autumn fashion collections. too:
Akris - designer Albert Kriemler
(photos above from VOGUE)And another trend - PURPLEagain!
And one more
The September issue of American VOGUE Kate Moss wears a gorgeous purple Alexander McQueen dress. It is considered by many that it sets the tone for what to expect every Fall.
The September issue of American VOGUE Kate Moss wears a gorgeous purple Alexander McQueen dress. It is considered by many that it sets the tone for what to expect every Fall. 
Purple Reigns in Interior Design for several years already and it obviously continues to be popular and loved by many designers, decorators and style-conscious home owners.
"Purple Power - From aubergine to amethyst, this dynamic color can transform a space in surprising ways" writes ELLE Decor
left - design by Jamie Drake
below - dining room of decorator Amy Fine Collins
The image above illustrates also very well the trend about 'the mix that counts!"
I like the freedom of mixing styles and materials, as long as it is done with knowledge and good taste and think that this trend will continue to be popular because it shows quite well the contemporary style of life and way of thinking. What do you think?
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