Flowers that are predicted to be particularly successful in thisyear, a lot, and it is quite difficult to tell about each one in detail. However, we are planning to release a series of materials and will start with the brightest. We decided to invite a professional in this matter and showed him one of the shades of this year - Fiesta
Not long ago we talked about a whole list of shades of the year,chosen by the Pantone Color Institute. However, each of the shades, in our opinion, requires a deeper assessment and analysis. We invited interior designer Varvara Zelenetskaya and asked her to share her thoughts on the brightest shade of this year, Fiesta. Varvara Zelenetskaya, interior designer
Certified Interior Design Specialist andfurniture, art management specialist (graduated from the Humanitarian and Applied Institute and the Institute of Contemporary Art), interned in Florence at the Lorenzo di Medici Design Institute. Since 2002, she has been a co-owner of the Dekointeriors studio at the Central House of Architects. In 2005, she opened a studio, working with interiors from an architectural project to individual items that are developed and created independently according to the sketches of the studio's designers in her own workshop. vzstudio.ru - Let's start with the fact that all shades that contain orange, red, yellow combinations are colors that are most relevant for vital spaces such as living rooms, halls, hallways and, of course, for public places - clubs, restaurants. Such colors activate energy. Therefore, for me, the Fiesta shade is incredibly joyful, juicy and, in the right sense, alive.
However, despite all this, there is someretro feeling. Something similar was very popular in the coloristics of the 80s of the last century. Now the fashion for the 80s is returning, and therefore the choice of Pantone seems to be a good tricky one. But that's not all: Fiesta, in my opinion, is even more complex and multifaceted than it seems. I would call the shade itself coldish and rather bleached. That is, it is not Almodovar scarlet red, it is really complexly mixed, there are notes of yellow, and ocher, and white.
As for the application, I see this shade inmainly in varnish. For example, if we talk about the kitchen, then these are, of course, polished facades. This complex color will look very interesting in leather. I am not sure that the desired effect can be achieved in matte textures. I would use it in all sorts of reflective surfaces - glass, tiles, metal.
