Some describe the new color trends as muddy, but in the January 2017 issue of Floral Management magazine, color and design expert Michael Skaff, AAF, AIFD, PFCI, prefers another description: complex
Did last year’s drawn-out presidential election cause a color shake-up in design industries?
In all likelihood — you betcha, says color and design expert Michael Skaff, AAF, AIFD, PFCI.
“There’s been a huge color shift,” he told Floral Management contributing writer Katie Hendrick in the January issue of the magazine. “The bright, pure tones have become more muted.”
Gone are the perky, punchy hues so popular in the early part of the decade (Mimosa, Honeysuckle, Tangerine Tango) and here instead are “it” colors with gray undertones.
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