One countermeasure he’s adopted is leaning into high-contrast interiors: “Contrast always works.” Grays, he adds, are particularly challenging. “Matching is tricky online because every website is tweaked differently and every computer is different,” he says. Although she acknowledges that “people are eager to see each other,” she says that her team has recognized that online programming is an effective counterpart to conventional design shows like WantedDesign Manhattan, which is scheduled to open in November at the Javits Center.īut for Boozer, a designer known as the industry’s “color guru,” there are tradeoffs with this approach. Hainaut is currently preparing for the upcoming edition of Close Up (May 17–18), a virtual trade event she and partner Claire Pijoulat launched in October of last year.

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