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    5 color trends for fall that will last into 2017

    October 31, 2016 7:04 AM by emily.bailey

    Monday, October 31, 2016

    The Schlage design team recently explored trends they're seeing at industry events and tradeshows throughout the year. Here are a few of their findings.

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    The Schlage design team recently explored trends they're seeing at industry events and tradeshows throughout the year. Here are a few of their findings.

    Shift from cool to warm

    As sources of energy and renewal, earth tones are taking the lead over a previous trend of subdued, jewel tones.

     

    5 Color Trends for Fall that Will Last into 2017 | Schlage

     

    Divide and Single Malt

    The ELEVATE Design Collective's original PantoneĀ® color boasts a distinctive organic and warm shade to evoke cold-weather comforts like cognac and leather.

     

    5 Color Trends for Fall that Will Last into 2017 | Schlage

     

    Copper

    Copper will serve best as an accent this fall, adding a touch of glamour to sink fixtures and kitchenware. Add visual interest by pairing the warmer metal with silvery accents and darker bronzes.

     

    5 Color Trends for Fall that Will Last into 2017 | Schlage

     

    Weathered finish

    Aged patinas, like Schlage's Aged Bronze finish, add character and a sense of nostalgia to home accent pieces.

     

    5 Color Trends for Fall that Will Last into 2017 | Schlage

     

    Matte black

    Matte Black is the ultimate finish for creating a strikingly bold, yet clean and modern look. This trend is expected to dominate well into next year.

     

    5 Color Trends for Fall that Will Last into 2017 | Schlage

     

    For more insights into these trends and how to incorporate them in your home, check out the Elevate Design Collective's recent New York City loft makeover.