I do not offer specialised classes on moodboarding for certain professions on Eclectic Trends, because I love to see creative professionals joining in from all kind of disciplines, different projects nurture the group too and open new dialogues.The mix during the workshop is always great. But if the proposal is interesting and I can add value, I craft in rare …
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We are happy to share 3 examples of how to research trends with mood boards and feature Bree Leech and some of her mood board work. Her stylings and designs have been featured on this blog for more than three years since she is one of the visionary translators of the amazing Dulux Australia trends published every year. These color trends are the blog's …
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I just wanted to give you a small behind-the-scenes peek on the Winter Trend Think Tank 2018 we celebrated 10 days ago. I had invited 6 experts who were presenting ideas and mood boards of creative disciplines such as food, interior design, technology, innovation, fashion, textiles, and sustainably luxury. https://youtu.be/DW21hkZBDYE During the day we would put individual ideas together to see if One Big …
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We have recently created a commissioned Ultra Violet mood board for Spanish wood manufacturer Finsa covering the Pantone Color of the Year 2018, Ultra Violet but before I explain the process, here goes a little extra story on the color violet you might be interested in knowing since we believe violet and purple are going to be much talked colors …
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This mood board and Color Inspiration No. 20 is inspired by several proposals spotted at the Salone del Mobile this year that are still resonating with me. I believe color combinations have been evolved much in the past years leading to surprising and fascinations results. A timeless cosmetic color palette (it's not a trend anymore but very integrated in all design disciplines) is enriched …
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Italian brand Porro has put together a wide array of materials and accessories to evoke different moods. The idea was to represent different user interiors and tastes ranging from Revisited Neoclassical Style to New York loft. I get often asked in the moodboard masterclass how different a flat lay from a mood board is and how to flat lay. You can see …
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