By Kaitlyn Keegan
From Hartford Courant
If you haven’t been already, it’s time to start thinking about the design of your home and what’s changing in the new year.
As the gray trend, open shelving and massive lighting begin to make their bow, bursts of bold color, individualism, vintage furniture, irregular and imperfect and modernist curves are taking the stage.
“Colors are back in a big way, with plenty of trending colors to choose from,” Sharon McCormick, of Sharon McCormick Designs, said. “Magenta, golds, reds, teal and earth tones are replacing the white and neutral interiors of the past decade. We are ready for the zest of vibrant colors.”…
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