The Year That Was: A Look Back At Home and Design Trends and News of 2015
From new stores and colors to interesting finds and exhibits—we saw some pretty great things this year
While some may claim that nothing really spectacular happened in terms of home and design in 2015, there are still some notable events — like the opening of Crate & Barrel's flagship store and Kenneth Cobonpue’s awe-inspiring designs during the APEC dinner — worth reminiscing.
Here’s a roundup of what happened this year:
Main photo from Pantone's Facebook Page.
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