Pretty in Pastel
Oct 17, 2012
You’ve seen them before, but not like this: pastel hues are back in a big way in the hospitality world, acting as soft neutrals and unexpected statement pieces. From paint and metallic wallcovering choices to upholstery and furniture pieces, read on to find out why calm, soothing, and gender-neutral pastel tones might be the right choice for 2013.
Carl Hansen & Son introduces its famous Wegner icon, the Wishbone Chair, in new colors. Wishbone is a light, sculptural dining chair whose steam-bent back allows a variety of comfortable sitting positions.
Carl Hansen & Son introduces its famous Wegner icon, the Wishbone Chair, in new colors. Wishbone is a light, sculptural dining chair whose steam-bent back allows a variety of comfortable sitting positions.
Sinje Ollen debuts her new line of “Clothing For Furniture” and one of her warm, hand-painted, pastel knit pieces is seen on this Arne Jacobsen Swan Chair.
Hancock & Moore's coastal collection (including wingchair Fulham, seen here) features high-performance fabrics in whimsical prints and soothing color schemes—think soft beiges and sea foam greens—for a true oceanside feel.
Moore & Giles introduces a pastel metallic leather collection called Notting Hill Metallics, in a range of soft, pure tones, including Sunrise seen here.
Innovations’ Murano Vine, seen here in Fig, is a non-woven wallcovering with glass beads on a paper backing.

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