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10/24/2011

As Seen In: TheHome.com Video

Fall '11 Market Interview with Pearson Furniture from TheHome.com on Vimeo.

Listen and watch as creative director Jennifer McConnell dishes on colors, menswear inspired fabrics, styles, and other inspirations that Pearson brought to this fall's High Point Market.

Read the full story here on TheHome.com.

I love the colors and saturated tones seen on the upholstered pieces in this video. You'll want to note Jennifer's mention of a return to a Halston-esque glamour. I die!

And pay close attention to the surprise color star of Market this year... a return to (dare I say it?) brown! But you'll notice it's paired with stunning aubergine, plum and some incredibly beautiful shades that elevating familiar brown to full on rockstar status. It's a quick video, well worth watching!

Posted by Pearson Textiles at 09:41:11 AM in as seen in, celebrities, Colors, creativity, designer tips, furniture, High Point Market, new products, Pearson Textiles, trends, upholstery

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