Edenism

This look is luxurious, romantic and feminine.
The colors are soft: blue, powdery pinks, and an almost mauve, balanced with richer, brighter treatments of the same hues, plus gold, silver and other shimmering metallics. Edenism also features embossed velvets, high-gloss leather flocked papers and fabrics, colorful fur, colored feathers, trims and passementerie, brocades and rococo curves.

Alchemy

This look goes back to ancient beliefs, the world of magic and fascinating oddities. The colors are unusual and ungraspable: greys that can read as pale blues or lavenders, deep blues and purples with curious undertones. Some Alchemy elements include: taxidermy, specimen illustrations, animal narratives, laboratory inspirations, layered effects, chemical modeling, skulls and skeletons, feathers and shells.

Simply City

This is a response to overdecoration.  The look focuses on purity of materials and the luxury of fine craftsmanship. The palette is based on urban neutrals: aged brick, cement, asphalt, limestone and weathered stainless steel. Some elements of this trend are: natural wood finishes, distinctive glazes, grid and mapping. Also, a new approach to pop-culture aesthetic: modular components, high gloss lacquered/auto-enamel finishes. Think of it as a contemporary version of the English country house: a mix of styles, eclecticism and one that showcases personality.

Universal Neighborhood

This style parses the international influences in contemporary society.  It includes:
The Global Market – innovative application of porcelain and ceramics, food motifs, green/eco/organic fabrics, unusual fibers. It also features Exotic, Plate, and controversial prints, document prints, toiles and figurative patterns, map souvenirs, antique and vintage letters, books and ledgers.