Design on a Dime, an annual VIP cocktail dinner that includes a three-day sale of home goods and design, showcased the latest trends in home decor from February 1st thru the 3rd in Miami.
Hosted by James Huniford, the founding chairman of Design on a Dime, and co-chairmen Douglas Friedman, Wade Hallock, and Drew Limsky, the three-day shopping extravaganza raised $270,000 towards ending the AIDS epidemic by 2025. The funds were donated to Housing Works, a non-profit organization.
Held at the rooftop of the Moore Building, the VIP cocktail dinner and opening night reception celebrated Hallock for his work in philanthropy and interior design.
Guests were in rare form. They were given the chance to meet and mingle with participating designers and shop their already decorated vignettes–up to 80 percent off retail price.
Scroll below for some of the hottest trends from Design on a Dime that our editorial team can’t get enough of. Unsurprisingly, Custom Tapestry Printing was one of our favorite trends this year!
Designers included A. Keith Powell, Eolo A&I Design, Nicole White Designs Interiors, MONIOMI Design, Errez Design Studio, KAKAR House of Design, Hallock Design Group, and many more.
Guests shopped original pieces from designers such as Aaron Mapp, All Things Taj, B+G Design, Britto Charette, David Charles Klein Design, Fava Design Group, Fede Design, Get Decorated – Interiors by Lindsay, Hernan Arriaga, and House of Odalys.
Janet Patterson Interior Design, JANGEORGe Interior Design, Laure Nell Interiors, Maggie Cruz Interior Design, Michael Dawkins Home, Miguel Lewis, Mike Stake Studio, MS2 Design Studio, RedNoir/Monica Arellano, Robert Rionda Interiors, RS3 Designs, and ViBe Designer Consignment + EDITION also participated.
Since its inception, Design on a Dime has raised nearly $11 million.
But finally, this show is perfect for anyone who is going to be working with some interior designers Greensboro to upgrade and improve their home because it showcases the latest trends to look out for. Be sure that you take a look at the latest trends that will be huge in years to come:
Trend #1: Graphic wallpaper
Trend #2: Succulents as home decor
Trend #3: Mix-and-match prints
Trend #4: Pastel-colored flora arrangements
Trend #5: Bold accessories
