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a Trend Report from Design | Intuition by Katie Hatch ©2012 [email protected] +1 805.886.4619 Page 1 of 4 #1 tyrolean folklore Tyrolean Folklore 2012 Will be all about the folk inspired modernized, more feminine Alpine Après Ski style. Imagine Heidi, or the Swiss Miss Girl. Influenced by centuries old handcraft techniques from the Tyrolean Alps and Uniesco World Heritage Site The Dolomites are famous for their Wool, hand craft laces and embroidered trim details, one cannot forget. Motifs Folk art, Grimm's Fairy Tales, skiing, Swiss army cross, Nordic prints (carry over from 2011), cow bell, heart, Alpine Edelweiss Adjectives Vintage Colors Red, Peacock blue, Dark gray, Olive Drab, Pop culture Grimm's Fairytales, Red Riding Hood, Heidi, Sound of Music. Textiles Wool, knit, embroidery, [faux] fur, alpine lace, leather, felt, Corduroy Print and pattern Nordic jacquard, Woods Warm oak, ash, Nordic pine Furniture Influenced by old European. Crown Moldings. Armoires and storage. Wedding chests. Decorative Painting. Trestle tables. Bold, beefy, simple. Metals Oiled steel, stamped tin, vintage copper mold tins, Architecture Bavarian influence Details Red shoe laces, hand painting of folk inspired scenes, lettered ceramic drawer knobs Fashion Peter Dundas , YSL - Emilio Pucci collection , Marios Schwab, Michael Herz wer

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"Tyrolean Folklore" 1st of 12 #designTrends for 2012 Entitled "Tyrolean Folklore", this trend embraces vintage design, culture, and style elements from the Swiss Alps. It is applicable to fashion, home decor, furniture, gift, seasonal, and stationary consumer product goods. It includes color trends for 2012, 2012, and into 2014. Stitching, fabric, textile, print, and pattern details. Wood finishes, carvings, embellishments, and ornamentation details for furniture and wood products. And... more ....

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Page 1: "Tyrolean Folklore" 1st of 12 #designTrends for 2012

12 design trends for 2012

a Trend Report from Design | Intuition by Katie Hatch ©2012

[email protected] +1 805.886.4619 Page 1 of 4

#1 tyrolean folklore

Tyrolean Folklore

2012 Will be all about the folk inspired

modernized, more feminine Alpine

Après Ski style. Imagine Heidi, or the

Swiss Miss Girl. Influenced by centuries old handcraft

techniques from the Tyrolean Alps and Uniesco World

Heritage Site The Dolomites are famous for their Wool,

hand craft laces and embroidered trim details, one

cannot forget.

Motifs

Folk art, Grimm's Fairy Tales,

skiing, Swiss army cross,

Nordic prints (carry over from

2011), cow bell, heart, Alpine

Edelweiss

Adjectives Vintage

Colors Red, Peacock blue, Dark

gray, Olive Drab, Pop culture

Grimm's Fairytales, Red

Riding Hood, Heidi, Sound

of Music.

Textiles

Wool, knit, embroidery, [faux]

fur, alpine lace, leather, felt,

Corduroy

Print and

pattern Nordic jacquard,

Woods Warm oak, ash, Nordic pine Furniture

Influenced by old

European. Crown Moldings.

Armoires and storage.

Wedding chests.

Decorative Painting. Trestle

tables. Bold, beefy, simple.

Metals Oiled steel, stamped tin,

vintage copper mold tins, Architecture Bavarian influence

Details

Red shoe laces, hand

painting of folk inspired

scenes, lettered ceramic

drawer knobs

Fashion

Peter Dundas , YSL - Emilio

Pucci collection , Marios

Schwab, Michael Herz wer

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