Color
The biggest trend for 2007 in fashion and home design is color. And that means both intense, almost fluorescent shades like chartreuse and more down-to-earth hues like olive green and tomato red. Designers as different as David Rockwell and Donatella Versace are embracing brights, splashing them onto everything from indoor/outdoor furniture to flats. Even some old favorites, like the Jean-Louis Domecq Signal table lamp, are turning up in shocking turquoise.
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