February Newsletter- 2021 – Re-market and New

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MONTHLY NEWSLETTER
FEBRUARY 2021

~IN THIS ISSUE~

DESIGNER SPOTLIGHT: NAM DANG-MITCHELL DESIGN INC.
ART PRINTS: SPRUCE UP YOUR HOME
SHOP THE LOOK: SU CASA DESIGN LOOKS AND TRENDS
2021 DESIGN TRENDS: OUR FAVES TO LOOK OUT FOR
NOTE FROM ANDY: STAY CONNECTED

DESIGNER SPOTLIGHT:

Nam Dang-Mitchell Design Inc.

"Good design makes life function more smoothly, but great design feeds your soul."

~ Nam Dang-Mitchell

Image Credit- Colin Way via House & Home Magazine

We have loved Nam’s style since seeing her show up quite regularly in some of our favorite design magazines. She’s a fellow Canadian designer, has been featured in multiple publications, and was House and Home's 2018 Designer of the Year.

Her mix of modern and traditional, using classic French inspired details and adding a modern edge to it, is visually captivating.

The blending of old and new we absolutely love!

Her style uses lots of neutrals with soft hints of color throughout and has a well-traveled vibe that we love to draw inspiration from.

Check out her website namdangmitchell.com

(Her townhouse project she did is just so good!)

SPRUCE UP ANY LIVING SPACE
With our Affordable, Ready to Print Digital Art
www.sucasashoppe.com

Whether you are needing to add a single print for an empty space or an extra print for your gallery wall our digital art prints are available to purchase and download from our website. Add to cart and your digital copy will be sent straight to your inbox.

Quality image prints can be made at your local printing store in sizes up to 18"x24".

Head to our shop on www.sucasashoppe.com to check out the hand painted prints available.

SEE OUR ART PRINTS HERE

TOP TRENDS WE ARE SEEING (& LOVING) IN 2021

One of the things we love about entering a new year is all the forecasting of the coming year’s trends!
We have been watching a couple of these really move into the limelight and are taking notes on our favorites.

So, we rounded up the trends we are most excited about (and will likely be incorporated into Andy’s home renovation), as well as some that we are keeping our eye on.

Brass Fixtures
Image Credit- Jess Isaac via Amber Lewis

Creamier (not bright white) Kitchens

Image Credit- Nordiska Kok -via Coco Lapine Design

Over-Grout Stone Walls

Image Credit- Magnolia

Rich & Bold Wall Color
Image Credit- Jean Stoffer Design

Micro Print Wallpaper

Image Credit- Chris Loves Julia

Mixed Wood Tones

Image Credit- Amber Interiors

English-Style Kitchens

Image Credit- deVol Kitchens

And one of the trends we found on the “top trend list” that made our skin crawl is the grandmillenial-style with its inspiration coming from the comfort of grandma’s home.

Needlepoint, floral curtains, small patterns…this is one trend we think it might take us a while to warm up to!!

Can you guess our faves? Check out this week's Instagram posts to hear more about these design styles that are giving us all those “new-but-old” feels.

What are the top trends for 2021 that you will be incorporating into your home this year? Tag us in them on IG @sucasadesign.

SHOP THE LOOK
CHECK OUT OUR RECENT DESIGN FINDS

Bedroom Look

Turn your bedroom into a retreat with our collection
of bedroom finds!

1. U pholstered Platform Bed - COLOUR: Alabaster

2. E uropean Linen Quilt- COLOUR: White

3. European Linen Duvet Cover- COLOUR: Natural Flax

4. Velvet Pillow Cover - COLOUR: Dark Olive

5. Neutral Resin Table Lamp - COLOUR: Tan

6. Sausalito Nightstand

7. Linen & Velvet Pillow Cover - COLOUR: Stone White

8. Raw Silk Mini Stripe Pillow Cover - COLOUR: Sand

SHOP THIS LOOK

Give Your Home a New Wardrobe

Let us do the picking for you!
Click the links below for additional
stunning interior home schemes

A Note From Andy

We are now in the middle of winter and I am so excited because we are that much closer to starting our home renovations in the spring!

I am loving those trends we are seeing that feel classic. We are leaning toward a Tudor-style exterior because I love the old character charm and timelessness.

I am trying to be cautious to not be too trendy because I want it to stand the test of time. Although its new, I want it to feel old.

After so many moves, we plan on staying put for a while!

As for the interior, you will likely see me embracing the trends that lean towards a more classic look: warmer creamier tones, bleached oaks, and brass fixtures to give us an old-new charm. We want the space to feel lived in and welcoming. Can’t wait!

Andy & the Su Casa Team