Brown is Back and so is Brown Country Tile. Now before you change the channel, so to speak, please hear us out. We all know what design life looked like before the Great Recession. My recollection is a symphony of all things charitably referred to as beige. This was coupled with some serious elaboration and details.
The post-recession world turned us towards a minimalism of sorts. Design schemes have featured whites and grays and perhaps a “little bit less is a little bit more” attitude. Enter Modern Farmhouse and exposed wood beams and reclaimed wood planking.
Recently we found a very interesting post by Jacquelyn Clark where she commented on Design Trends for 2018. Ms. Clark concurs on the role of Brown going forward and said, “Okay, you’re going to have to hear me out on this one… Because, you guys, brown is back. I feel confident that blues and greys aren’t going anywhere anytime soon (I’m of the firm belief that they’re timeless and classic), but I have noticed a huge shift toward warmer color palettes as of late. It started last year with a resurgence of warm whites, and now encompasses everything from tans and taupes to caramel and cognac, and beyond. In order to avoid a space that feels 70’s gone bad, the secret to this one is to bring it in through the use of natural materials. Lots of wood, woven baskets, soft linens, and leather moments are the name of the game, and I’m into it full tilt.”
Throughout the history of Country Floors, we have endeavored to provide an array of products to fit into almost any design plan. Should you wish “brown” to be a part of your next project, we have suggested a few images from our Crossings Ceramic Tile Collection that certainly evokes a feel for Brown Country Tile.
We currently have locations across the U.S. and the Caribbean where our design professionals are happy to help. As always, thanks for reading. If you are interested in glazed bricks, check out our Temple Collection.