16 - Friday, March 16, 1990 - North Shore News

COLOR IS a major element of
design, and therefore, an impor-
tant consideration when decorating
your home.

Fashionable colors emerge and
change as do different styles of
clothing, music and architecture.

What's in? What's out? What's
to come? Design professionals
predict color trends and thereby
beautify everything we drive, use,
manufacture, wear and put in our
homes.

The Color Marketing Group
(CMG) is the voice of color trend
prediction. CMG joins together

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Colors fade with new fads

professionals representing the
automotive, communication, living
home, utility home and fashion
industries, who analyze the influ-
ences that set new color trends.

There are three divisions of col-
or predictions: Established - colors
that are popular today and have
staying power several years hence;
Ascending - colors that have begun
to emerge; Forecast - colors that
are up and coming.

The CMG predicts that the color
trend for 1991 and beyond is
towards stronger, deeper, richer,
more opulent colors. A spice gold

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Byzantine, a clear Swedish blue
and Wild Iris, a red-based purple,
are among the colors to come. The
Established colors include shades
such as creamy peach, creainy
white, blueberry and silver. What
is on the wane are the dusty,
muted, washed-out colors.

Whatever your color preferences
may be, keep in mind that color
has a strong effect on the at-
mosphere of a room. Choose col-
ors that suit you, your lifestyle and
your personality.

Information supplied by Decor-
ating Den.

Colin and Richard
formerly of

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