According to Ash: Calgary Home Show Fall 2017
According to Ash, it's almost time to get off her feet and enjoy Motherhood! But wait.... One last Home Show before you go!
This time she decided to so something a bit different for the Calgary Fall Home Show 2017 this weekend, September 21st -24th. Instead of furnishing an entire revolve home by room, we decided to show off collections of the latest trends in Home Furnishings.
With cues from our Leader and Co-Founder, Jeff Stoner, Ash decided to focus on these 3 hot topics:
Concrete, Marble, and Organic.
And here's how they played out:
1) Start with key pieces in each fabrication.
2) Arrange them in a pleasing order
3) Add accessories in the same materials
4) Sprinkle in greenery to taste
It seems counter-intuitive to put aaaalll the same finishes in one grouping, but once it was finished the results were very dramatic. Not that you would do this in your home, but it's a strong presentation of the options availble within each trend. Now the problem is choosing which one you like best for your space!
Come choose your favourite trends or pick something from each at the revolve furnishings booths #833 and #109 at the Calgary Fall Home Show at the BMO Centre. It's open now until Sunday. See you there!
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