Habersham prides itself on the custom options we provide to our designers and homeowners. And that’s especially true when it comes to finishes where your choices are limited only by your imagination. You can choose from the wide spectrum of textures and tones found within our own signature finishes. Or, explore the vast and versatile palettes of Benjamin Moore® and Sherwin-Williams®, which collectively encompass more than 4,400 different colors.
Speaking of color, I was interested to see a recap of the Pantone ® View Home and Interiors Color Trend Forecast for 2014 as reported by the High Point Market Authority. Click here for the full story and the pdf document showcasing the nine palettes Pantone has outlined for 2014, including:
Techno Color: “…a melding of both vibrant and deep hues frequently executed in reflective surface.”
Physicality: “…speaks to the colors of power and energy counter-balanced by the presence of the hues that express the necessity for introspection and calm…”
Sculpted Simplicity: “…colors that are unassuming and do not take center stage …sophisticated…distinctively nuanced….elegantly harmonized…”
Fluidity: “…understands the inevitable human need for life-sustaining cool water tones rendered largely in dazzling blues and blue-greens.”
Collage: “…a charming mélange of artfully constructed designs that demonstrate ingenuity and resourcefulness. There is poignancy in this palette…”
Intimacy: “…tints and tones that are inviting in nature and softly tactile, closely connected, yet subtly different; a happy marriage of adaptable warm, cool and neutral tones.”
Moda: “…svelte and voluptuous…speaks of attention to detail and the drama of high fashion…Combinations can be theatrical in nature, displaying fashionable or whimsical flourishes, but…with tasteful finesse.”
Tribal Threads: “….as varied as the tribal diversity they represent…Color combinations may be disarmingly simple or as complex as inter-woven threads.”
Eccentricities: “…a sense of adventure, wit, experimentation and discovery…’tongue in cheek’…and highly original in color juxtaposition and cleverly conceived in evocative combinations…”
