Interior Trends for 2011 and beyond: A consumer report and 4 Themes for inspiration
- 1. Interior Trends for 2011 and beyond:A consumer report and 4
Themes for inspirationLaura Katriina PollardConsultancy for
Creative BusinessPhoto: Graphic Design by Matt W. Moore
2. Laura Katriina PollardConsultancy for Creative BusinessTrend
Report: Interiors trends for 2011[An analysis and critique of
forecasts for Interior Design in 2011 and beyond]Contents
PageIntroduction 3Interior Design + Trends 4A successful forecast?
5Design THEMES for 2011 and beyond 6 T h e m e 1 : S o b e r L u x
u r y 8 T h e m e 2 : M i x e d u p 10 T h e m e 3 : H o m e l i f
e 12 T h e m e 4 : U t i l i t y R e v i v a l 14INFLUENCES 16What
in store for the future?Appendix and credits 19Page 2Laura Katriina
PollardConsultancy for Creative Business Email:
[email protected] Phone: +44 (0)7803607637 Web:
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Creative BusinessIntroductionTaking an objective view of trends,
let alone design, is almost impossible, but anoverview of current
and future themes could be a starting point?This was the overriding
attitude I wanted to keep in mind throughout the analysesand
evaluations contained within this Trend Report.Avoiding the overuse
of ighty adjectives bandied about when describing designaesthetics,
this report aims to give you real ideas, examples and a rounded
view oftrend developments within the interior design industry,
focusing on decorativeelements and inuences from a wider creative
environment.The references, evidence and opinions throughout this
document have come fromvisits to UK and European trade shows,
design industry seminars and discussions,interviews with designers
and artists, marketers, exporters and retail buyers,consultants and
public bodies. A list of these is contained in the Appendix.Tektura
Ltd,Selected wallcoverings, Detail photos Interiors 2011, NEC
BirminghamPage 3Laura Katriina PollardConsultancy for Creative
Business Email: [email protected] Phone: +44 (0)7803607637
Web: www.laurakatri.com 4. Laura Katriina PollardConsultancy for
Creative BusinessInterior Design + TrendsIt is commonly observed
that the evolution of design trends in Interiors, impact at aslower
pace to Fashion; and fashion seems to be where many
developmentswithin interiors originate.Measured from seed to
saturation point; identifying and predicting a trendssuccess is the
forecasters job.Forecasting how an industry will develop; where
designers should be looking forideas and what should be referenced,
requires a analytical eye, a professionalbusiness approach and
creative mind.Certainly making an impact were the efforts of
Heimtextil fair in Frankfurt, Europeslargest textile fair for home
and contract interiors. A team of trend forecasters andpublishers,
came together around a Trendtable to develop and present keythemes
developing within interior furnishings and fabrics. The exhibit and
seminarseries aims were to made the manufacturer, supplier and
designer think better andsmarter. Reference points are global,
wide-reaching and socio-economic.Trends are gatheredfrom an
analysis ofconsumer behaviourpatterns, inuencesand even
politicalmovements, withequal inuence fromdevelopments intechnology
educationand innovation.Reconnect - trend exhibit at Heimtextil,
Frankfurt 2011Page 4Laura Katriina PollardConsultancy for Creative
Business Email: [email protected] Phone: +44 (0)7803607637
Web: www.laurakatri.com 5. Laura Katriina PollardConsultancy for
Creative BusinessA successful forecast?The Trends exhibition
Reconnect at Heimtextil this year, was led by LSN:Globaland online
consumer news network, a division of Future Laboratory; presented
andcurated surprising themes, slick graphics and contemporary
attention to details,the overall show making even simple fabrics
used look cutting-edge. Styling wasthe key, pungent ropes were used
to segregate areas of display, linked the themestogether.LSN:Global
co-ordination included producting printed materials and
visual/videopresentations, led by Caroline Till and Kate Franklin
of FranklinTill.comRunning throughout presented concepts,were what
Till identied as MacroTrends; those themes that continuethrough
season to season, not simply indesign, but through global
economics,retail and consumer behaviour.Macro Trends for 2011 and
beyond aredrivers for seasonal trends;sustainability, promotion of
greencredentials and reductionism. These canbe seen in each theme
that follows.Reconnect - Trend exhibit - ropes act as
divisionsbetween trend theme displays Page 5Laura Katriina
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Creative BusinessDesign THEMES for 2011 and beyondThere are a
number of emerging themes in interiors, that can be summed up
intoconceptual themes;1 : S o b e r l u x u r y - a return to the
original, luxury items should implementsustainability, making use
of existing ideas but in a technologically up-to-date way.2 : M i x
e d u p - a culture club of technology and craft, a mix of
modernexoticism, Orientalism and folklore references. Colour,
vibrancy and a clash ofcultural references. Synthetic materials are
mixed with re-used plastics.3 : H o m e l i f e - a focus on
habitat leads to design that encourages the user tocreate their own
interior design; the homemaker becomes their own architect.Products
are simple solutions to modern living.4 : U t i l i t y r e v i v a
l - similar to sober luxury, this theme references honestyand
simplicity in design, use of materials are inuenced by the effect
of globaldisasters on human behaviour, there is a revived concern
for sustainability andnature.Reconnect Trend Exhibit, Heimtextil -
themes are separated into distinct interior displays. Page 6Laura
Katriina PollardConsultancy for Creative BusinessEmail:
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Creative BusinessReconnect, Trends Exhibit, Heimtextil, Frankfurt
2011Page 7Laura Katriina PollardConsultancy for Creative Business
Email: [email protected] Phone: +44 (0)7803607637 Web:
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Creative BusinessTheme 1: Sober Luxury[Good design that doesnt show
off]Description: craftsmanship and timelessness, a classic
contemporary approachthat promotes longevity, form follows emotion
and function.This is a warm minimalism. It is a reinterpretation of
a high contemporary theme.Iconic + ironic: products are a
combination of materials and colour tones.COLOURA neutral natural
base palette of soft grey, off-whites, off-set by accents
includingmilky raspberry, moss green, soft mink and dusty mint
green. A lilac can be addedalong with a deep chocolate
brown.TEXTUREThe luxury aspect concerns elements of refracted
brocade, wood and ivory,remade classics. Precious materials that
dont show off, used in a minimal way.Classic lace is still used,
with a contemporary interpretation of ornamentsdemonstrating an
expensive kitsch for nouveau rich.Natural, wood grain, soft and
smoothed, combined with leather and suedes.Inuenced by craftmakers,
we see Tromp lOile Knits, Tweeds, Brushstrokes asprints.
Herringbone and Dogtooth, oversized weaves.PRODUCTNew English
ceramics; are solid but rened, traditional items given a new
edgynish.Lighthouse lamp by Bouroullec brothers for Established and
Sons, made frommouth-blown Venetian glass, marble and aluminum.A
vintage beaded chair from 1970s, the decade of the moment for
fashion.Page 8Laura Katriina PollardConsultancy for Creative
Business Email: [email protected] Phone: +44 (0)7803607637
Web: www.laurakatri.com 9. Laura Katriina PollardConsultancy for
Creative BusinessCaroline Till of Future Laboratory referenced the
Ash Kitchen Chair by JonHarrison, made with Beech wood and
Corian.This feels like a reinterpretation of modern 20th century
design. Ash Chair by Jon HarrisonPLACE1. Ilse Crawford - welsh
blankets upholster herrestaurant seating design for The Olde Bell
Inn,near Henley on Thames.2. Rabih Hage - a copper bath shines in
abathroome at Rough Luxe Hotel, London.1 2Page 9Laura Katriina
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Creative BusinessTheme 2: Mixed up[The transcendence of
cultures]Here we witness a mix up of elements of design, art,
music, lm from SouthAmerica, the indigenous populations of far away
exotic lands, American Indian,Maori. Upon a closer look - you see a
calculated element, the inuence ofelectronic or Op art.This is
Glocal [Global yet Local].It reects the diversity and global
activities of local life, the hyper-local blogger isthe local media
outlet. Also inuencing the design is the Kitsch and
unexpected.Although this trend will have roots in the past, details
are effected by innovativeconcepts of Futurism and Bionics;
dynamic, elastic design. A concepts identityshould exist to show
its authenticity, diverse patterns and warmness of colour.A
celebration of freedom and optimism: the consumer becomes an
experimentalinvestor.COLOURIntense colour, street inuence,
entertainment aspect.Neon installations are highlights, Room decor
has a 1970s inuence.Rich violet, peacock, fashion colours, matt and
shine, touch of gold, blue indigobedding. Caribbean blue, rubber
beige Identity shows authenticity, diversepatterns, warm ethnic
colours.TEXTURE and PRINTIkat prints and weaves are popular again.
Colour blocking - vibrant, exotic orals.American Indian feathers,
Bazaars, from Turkmenistan, embroidered ikats, recycled Jean Paul
Gaultier for Roche Boboissaris made into rugs.This is a modern
ethnic design, indonesian, reinterpreted graphical patchwork,knit
and crotchet, Fashion by Medham Kirchhoff a/w 10.Bright dyed lace,
laser cut patterns continue to develop in fabrics; pattens
arehistorically based, telling a folkloric story, but with a future
twist, executed bydigital design technologies.Page 10Laura Katriina
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Creative BusinessPRODUCTRodrigo Almedias Chairs encased in rope in
wild colour combinations are specialpieces.Nick Cave, US textile
artists costume based pieces are crazy embellished art-works.This
theme is about having a mix andmatch attitude, using recycled
wastematerials to produce new products,materials, fabrics,
wall-coverings.Claire-anne OBrian, Textile designerand RCA
graduate, creates playfulsculptural textile furniture,
hand-knitting over sized 3D forms. John Cave - Textile artistJean
Paul Gaultier for RocheBobois, a menagerie of style,inucenced by
1930s travelluggage, kitsch chinoiserie.PLACEMedia: Telenovelas of
Brazil aresaid to be the New Bollywood.Kitsch and romantic.The ower
market barcelona byWilly Mueller Architects is an industrial
commercial space, treated with a moderncolourful approach. Page
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Creative BusinessTheme: Homelife[Become the architect of your own
home, invent your own interior]Home is your playground. A
disjointed family life means the home needs to be ahaven, a
restful, multi-functionary place, where the new family unit can
interact andsustainably coexist as individuals.Items tell a story
about a persons interests.Sustainability, a key important trend,
perhaps not yet fully engaged by the industryto the degree that the
trend implies. It could still be Work in progress?Access to this
can be through embracing the rural world, wilderness,
holisticretreats, willow weaving, milling, foraging. A new
eco-luxury.COLOURHere colours reect those found in
nature:Terracotta, burnished orange, Yellow ochre, Clay greys and
browns. Offset byporcelain cream and dark bronze.TEXTURENatural
linens, wool, felt, woven andimperfect organic patterns. Woolsand
furs.Raw wood grain, unnished.Oil, sea water and salt as
treatments.Ceramics are basic, robustly madehome accessories that
showirregularity and imperfection.Nina Tolstrup - open source
crater palette chair Page 12Laura Katriina PollardConsultancy for
Creative Business Email: [email protected] Phone: +44
(0)7803607637 Web: www.laurakatri.com 13. Laura Katriina
PollardConsultancy for Creative BusinessPRODUCTItems are
interactive, nature-based anddemonstrate craft.Jorjawilkinsons
cushions and prints arecolourful, storybook patterns
displayingcrafts-woman-ship.Waste woods become side tables,
Israelidesign Studio Ubiquo recyclesdiscarded hardwood pieces to
createnew furniture.Jorjawilkinson Designs - hand screen printed
cushions PLACE555 Kubic by www.urbanscreen.com - How would it be if
your house wasdreaming? This is a digital intervention of
architecture, a public art and mediashow by an organization that
brings art and urban communications together.See the video at
http://vimeo.com/5595869555 Kubic - by Urban ScreenPage 13Laura
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Creative BusinessTheme 4: Utility Revival[Temporary structures,
re-used and collected vintage. Buying fewer, butbetter]This theme
is a reaction to a global information overload, and a concern for
theenvironment. Retailers and businesses are seen to be swopping
aggressivemarketing for simpler, more understated approach - an
antidote to consumershaving too much choice. This trend can be
easilytaken into the home, home-ofce or commercialinterior.Results
are modular exible design solutions.Consumers are embracing
reductionism.Stripping back to utilitarianism; Hiking and shingare
in fashion. Masterpiece Rucksack - japanese luxury utility
apparelCOLOURNeutral. lemon yellow. monochromatic. Wellington boot
green colour. Landrovergreen. Clay mud and moss green and Denim
Blue. TEXTUREWood annel. Over-scale knit weaving. Felts, annels.
Denim, dark and strong.Stitch and binding is in the
details.Close-weave fabrics, mixed materials, synthetic and natural
mixes that offer betterdurability. Netting and ribbing, parachute
silks, Quilting.Walls are bare, if not sparsely decorated. Page
14Laura Katriina PollardConsultancy for Creative Business Email:
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Creative BusinessPRODUCTFashion and accessories produce good
examples of this trend; Master PieceBags, japanese design.Dipped
rubber - bag by Oscar Diaz, combines simple canvas straps with
rubber tomake a strong shopping carrier.Lighting; the Bell light by
Sebastian Herkner, a talented young product designer.PLACEA pop-up
Hotel and Conference facility - Motel out of the Blue, by Maartje
Drosand Francois Lombarts. A temporary interior, using construction
materials likescaffolding to create beds and furniture, part of a
symposium debating InstantUrbanism and Hospitality in
Amsterdam.Grand Cafe Usine, Eindhoven by BearandBunny design
agency, a brilliantindustrial conversion, is located in former
Phillips lightbulb factory.Grand Cafe Usine by BearandBunnyPage
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Creative BusinessINFLUENCESCollaborations again.Along with the
running theme of sustainability, there is a need to demonstrate
thevalue of involving the designer in a collaboration, in terms of
nish, detail andlongevity.Whereas in the past, Star-chitects or
high-prole designers have been involvedwith brands at a stage in
order to polish up an existing product line, or addedkudos to a
brands image, we now see involvement from the beginnings of
aproject.Luxury items are continuing as a macro trend, though now
having easy access,with value for money for your purchase are added
to the deal. A products effecton the environment, or the
development of luxe elements that consumer is willingto pay for,
are considerations for product developers.Textiles reect this in
wool blend applications, using silk, alpaca, cashmere, linenmixes.
The value of investment is demonstrated in nishes that elongate the
life ofthe garment.In furniture, we see designers striving to
produce future-ready product, collectorspieces of the 22nd
century.Anne Marie Commandeur offered Patricia Urquiolas Silver
Lake Chair for Moroso,and the successful partnershipbetween Italian
designer PaolaNavone and Porcelain producerReichenbach, as examples
ofsuch future-classic products.The Taste collection; a bluecolour
has been applied tosculpted edges in a softpainterly way, onto
dishes thatseem to reference antiquesilverware in shape.Taste Blue
collection by Paola Navone for Reichenbach Page 16Laura Katriina
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Creative BusinessThe importance of valued luxury is possibly a
signal that businesses as well asconsumers want value for
investment, but also, a sign that a designersinvolvement from
seeding through to merchandising, will help produce a betterrounded
product?As for interiors, fully embracing a collaborative
collective effort with a designer, thisis yet to happen.Commandeur
believes a drop in quality over recent times needs to be
addressedby the fabric, furniture or lighting producer.
1Competition can no longer be fought out through price, but through
generation ofa story and customer experience through manufacture,
materials, design.Critical success is to be achieved by identifying
your product as a nice to have ormust have items, those design
purchases that are not necessarily needed but arepowerful and
emotionally stirring, and tailoring your communications and
brandingaround this. 2What in store for the future?The economic
challenges of 2009-2010are abating to reveal a renewed optimismin
design; and by adding value toconcepts, products and
communications,businesses are seeing an uptake inactivity.Success
is to be found by creating anew prole that shows innovation
anddaring creativity. Anne Marie Commandeur. 3A strong advocate of
collaborations andcollections, Commandeur feels it is anexciting
time for consumers and an openminded and externally looking
approachshould be adopted by businesses tostimulate growth.Iris Van
Herpen, Autumn Winter 2010 collection, intricate leather is cut and
shaped to form futuristic supple fashion. 1 ,3 Anne Marie
Commandeur, Stijlinstituut, Amsterdam (Seminar at Heimtextil 2011,
Frankfurt)2 Peter Cross - Yellowdoor Agency (Seminar at Interiors
2011, Birmingham) Page 17Laura Katriina PollardConsultancy for
Creative Business Email: [email protected] Phone: +44
(0)7803607637 Web: www.laurakatri.com 18. Laura Katriina
PollardConsultancy for Creative BusinessDesign businesses that
acknowledge the challenges to be faced, can learn fromsuccessful
brands that are aware that the universal shopper or client has
gonethrough fundamental changes.Peter Cross of Yellowdoor agency, a
retail development consultancy working withbrands such as Louis
Vuitton, Swarovski, says that the retail consumers mindset
isdifferent as a result of global, economic and digital changes.
She will shop on theHigh Street, the Farmers Market, the designer
Boutique, the online Specialist andIndependent label.To conclude,
the design industry needs to address how their products reach out
totheir new consumers, providing them with a sense of empowerment
throughpurchase, value and story.Himmeli Light by Paul Loebach is
based on traditional nordicstraw decorations. 44 NY Local by
Designboom May 2009 http://mocoloco.com/ Page 18Laura Katriina
PollardConsultancy for Creative Business Email:
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www.laurakatri.com 19. Laura Katriina PollardConsultancy for
Creative BusinessAppendix and creditsSeminars attended:Heimtextil
2011, FrankfurtCaroline Till and Kate Franklin, Future Laboratory -
LSN Globalwww.thefuturelaboratory.comMayouri Sengchanh - Exalis
GmbH, Carlin Internationalwww.carlin-international.comAnne Marie
Commandeur - Stijlinstituut,
Amsterdamwww.stijlinstituut.nlGottfried Pank, Mode...Information
GmbHwww.modeinfo.comJennifer Castoldi,
Trendeasewww.trendease.comMilou Ketwww.milouket.comInteriors
2011Peter Cross, YellowDoor
Agencywww.yellow-door.comInterviews:Angela Patterson, Marketing
Director - Tektura WallcoveringsJustyna Zadykowicz, Export Manager
- Vescom B.V.Georgia Wilkinson - Jorjawilkinson designsPatternLab -
Aalto University, Textile Design Department
initiativewww.patternlab.CreditsPhoto Creditspage 3 - Tektura
Wallcoverings, EcoFeeling, Shadows on the Wall, Detail shots from
BCU student, Tektura and MixPublications Stand, Interiors 2011, NEC
Birmingham from CW Photographypage 4 - Reconnect Trend Exhibit,,
Heimtextil 2011, Laura Pollardpage 5 - Reconnect Trend Exhibit,
Heimtextil 2011, Laura Pollardpage 7 - Reconnect Trend Exhibit,
Heimtextil 2011, Laura Pollardpage 9 - Ash Chair, Jon Harrison,
photo Jon Sneddonpage 9 - Ilse Crawford, The Olde Bell Inn,
http://www.theoldebell.co.ukpage 10 - Rough Luxe Hotel,
http://www.roughluxe.co.uk/page 11 - John Cave, Textile Artist,
http://www.ameliasmagazine.com/fashion/triple-threat-textiles-by-nick-cave/2009/12/01/page
11 - Jean Paul Gaultier Roche Bobois Wardrobe,
http://dailyx.interiordesign.net/products/1055/jean-paul-gaultier-goes-glam-for-roche-boboispage
12 - Nina Tolstrup, Crater Palette Chair, Photo: Stine Raaruppage
13 - Jorjawilkinson Designs, Cushions, Photo: Georgia Wilkinsonpage
13 - 555Kubic by urban screen, http://vimeo.com/5595869page 14 -
Masterpiece Rucksack, http://www.master-piece.co.jp/page 15 - Grand
Cafe Usine, Bear and Bunny, www.bearandbunny.compage 16 - Taste
Blue by Reichenbach, www.tabulatua.compage 17 - Iris Van Herpen,
www.ftape.compage 18 Himmeli Light, Paul Loebach, New York Local by
Designboom, May 09, http://mocoloco.com/Page 19Laura Katriina
PollardConsultancy for Creative BusinessEmail:
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Creative BusinessTheme 1: Sober LuxuryColours: RAL reference
system, Predictions from Reconnect, HeimtextilTexture: Knot Garden,
colour Peat, Melyn Tregwynt, Photo: Melyn Tregwynt Contact:
www.melintregwynt.co.ukPlace: Schaffer Residence, Architect John
Lautner, Photographer: unknownPlace: The Olde Bell Inn, near Henley
on Thames. Design by Ilse Crawford, Photo:
www.theoldebell.co.ukTexture: Rope details, photo from Heimtextil,
Photographer: L PollardProduct: Lighthouse Lamp, Bouroullec for
Established and Sons, Photo: BouroullecProduct: Vix Plate, from
Lepidoptera Range, by the New English, Photo: The New English.
Contact: Paul Bishopwww.thenewenglish.co.ukTheme 2: Mixed
UpColours: RAL reference system, Predictions from Reconnect,
HeimtextilTexture: Crystals and Lasers graphic design by Matt W.
Moore MWM Graphics Contact: http://mwmgraphics.blogspot.com
http://mwmgraphics.comTexture: Luce fabric in Hot Pink, Madeline
Weinrib Atelier. Photo and Contact: www.madelineweinrib.comTexture:
Autumn Winter 2010 collection by Meadham Kirchhoff Photo:
www.fashioneditoratlarge.blogspot.comContact:
http://www.meadhamkirchhoff.comProduct: Knitted Stool, Claire-ann
OBrian Photo and Contact: www.claireanneobrien.comProduct: Oxum
Chair, Rodrigo Almeida, Photo: Marcos Cimardi Contact:
www.rodrigoalmeidadesign.comPlace: Flower Market, Barcelona, Willy
Mueller Architects, Photo: www.thecoolhunter.co.uk Contact:
www.willy-muller.comTheme 3: HomelifeColours: RAL reference system,
Predictions from Reconnect, HeimtextilTexture: Wilderness at
Reconnect Heimtextil 2011, Frankfurt, Photo: Laura Pollard,
Contact: www.laurakatri.comTexture: Sobriety at Reconnect
Heimtextil 2011, Frankfurt, Photo: Laura Pollard, Contact:
www.laurakatri.comProduct: Plumen by Hulger, Photo: Tom Mannion,
Contact: http://www.hulger.com/Product: Vaeterverk Teapot by Maaike
Roozenburg for Moooi, Photo: unknown Contact: www.moooi.comProduct:
Stump Stool by Ubiquo Studio, Photo: Sahar Tamir Contact:
http://www.studioubico.com/Product: MT masking tape, Kamoi Kakoshi
Co Ltd, Photo: Laura Pollard, Contact:
http://www.masking-tape.jp/en/Theme 4: Utility RevivalColours: RAL
reference system, Predictions from Reconnect, HeimtextilTexture:
Vescom upholstery fabrics, Vescom BV, Photo: Laura Pollard,
Contact: www.vescom.comProduct: Bell pendent lights, Sebastian
Herkner, Photo and Contact: www.sebastianherkner.comProduct:
Parachute Jacket, Christopher Raeburn, Photo and Contact:
www.christopherraeburn.co.ukProduct: Silver Lake Chair, Patricia
Uriquiola for Moroso, Photo and Contact: www.moroso.itProduct:
Wireframe shopping Bag, Oscar Diaz, Photo and Contact:
www.oscar-diaz.netPlace: Out of the Blue Motel, Maartje Dros and
Francois Lombarts, Photo and Contact: unknown. Page 20Laura
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