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From the Runway to the Room, Home Fashion Trends Fall 2014
Filed in Homepage, Interiors, Interviews by Karen LeBlanc on November 9, 2014 • 0 Comments
Designer Joe Ruggiero’s Latest Sunbrella Collection Struts the Catwalk

Many of the latest home collections stealing the spotlight at High Point Fall 2014 Market draw inspiration from the international catwalk. Fashion-inspired furnishings are a perennial staple in home furnishings and accessories but this season, designers surprised by pushing the creative potential of materials. The Sunbrella fabric collection by Joe Ruggiero is emblematic of this development.

Design Blogger Karen LeBlanc and her friend, the talented designer Joe Ruggiero at High Point Fall 2014 Market in the Miles Talbott Showroom as Karen shows off her Sunbrella bag made from Ruggiero’s new fashion-forward fabric collection.
Design Blogger Karen LeBlanc and her friend, the talented designer Joe Ruggiero at High Point Fall 2014 Market in the Miles Talbott Showroom as Karen shows off her Sunbrella bag made from Ruggiero’s new fashion-forward fabric collection.
Ruggiero, fabric and furniture designer and HGTV host, unleashed the “drapability” of Sunbrella fabric in his latest collection for Miles Talbott & The M/T Company that first debuted on the catwalk as clothing in five color stories: Cameo, Raspberry, Mist, Denim and Grey.

Raspberry, a muted tone ideal for interiors, is one of five color stories from Joe Ruggiero’s latest collection of Sunbrella Fabrics for Miles Talbott.
Raspberry, a muted tone ideal for interiors, is one of five color stories from Joe Ruggiero’s latest collection of Sunbrella Fabrics for Miles Talbott.
“We took the show on the road to show that this fabric is luscious and it drapes beautifully. It’s not canvas,” says Ruggiero. Sunbrella’s drapability is evident in a mist colored pattern that cascades as a bed canopy in the Miles Talbott showroom complemented by large-scale photos of succulents on the wall, Ruggiero took with his iPhone and printed on Sunbrella canvases. “I really recommend Sunbrella for beds, the pillows, the coverlets, every bed I design uses Sunbrella fabric,” says Ruggiero.

The Master Bedroom at the Miles Talbott showroom features Joe Ruggiero designed bedding and Sunbrella fabric in Mist with a hint of Mint and paired with shades of beige and carmel.
The Master Bedroom at the Miles Talbott showroom features Joe Ruggiero designed bedding and Sunbrella fabric in Mist with a hint of Mint and paired with shades of beige and carmel.

Joe Ruggiero’s Fashion Forward Sunbrella fabric and furniture collection for Miles Talbott draws inspiration from serene and soft Mist and MInt color palettes seen on the international catwalks.
Joe Ruggiero’s Fashion Forward Sunbrella fabric and furniture collection for Miles Talbott draws inspiration from serene and soft Mist and MInt color palettes seen on the international catwalks.
“I’ve seen a lot of red on the runway. Mr. Valentino, one of the greatest fashion designers, loves red. My interpretation is raspberry—more of a softer red rather than a bright red. I like the combination of the raspberry with the ivory color. We are doing our casegood designs in 20 different painted colors,” says Ruggiero, as he points to a raspberry side table. “It’s very mobile and it goes from room to room.”

Raspberry Sunbrella fabric amps up the ivory in this furniture and fabric collection designed by Joe Ruggiero for Miles Talbott. Notice the moveable side table in raspberry. Ruggiero designed several casegoods in the collection that come in 20 colors.
Raspberry Sunbrella fabric amps up the ivory in this furniture and fabric collection designed by Joe Ruggiero for Miles Talbott. Notice the moveable side table in raspberry. Ruggiero designed several casegoods in the collection that come in 20 colors.
“As you probably know, I’m a Californian so I like to create beach houses in my showroom because it reminds me of home. Denim is very important in fashion, going back to the turn of the century. It’s a very livable color, very casual. I’ve always been a big fan of transitional furniture so this furniture can mix with a lot of different pieces such as contemporary chairs,” says Ruggiero.

The Malibu Beach House room features Joe Ruggiero designed Sunbrella fabrics and furnishings for Miles Talbott. The Sunbrella fabrics are denim mixed with creamy whites. The Sofa features denim fabric in the pattern Sensational and the Oslo Chair, in the pattern Chipper, draws inspiration from Swedish Modern Design. Notice the picture above the sofa. Joe took the picture in Malibu with his iPhone and printed it on Sunbrella canvas.
The Malibu Beach House room features Joe Ruggiero designed Sunbrella fabrics and furnishings for Miles Talbott. The Sunbrella fabrics are denim mixed with creamy whites. The Sofa features denim fabric in the pattern Sensational and the Oslo Chair, in the pattern Chipper, draws inspiration from Swedish Modern Design. Notice the picture above the sofa. Joe took the picture in Malibu with his iPhone and printed it on Sunbrella canvas.
The denim sofa is from the Maxfield collection, a more formal frame that Ruggiero dressed down. “If you dress it down, it’s comfortable and casual and very much at home in a Malibu environment,” explains Ruggiero.

Joe Ruggiero’s Fashion Forward Sunbrella fabric and furniture collection for Miles Talbott draws inspiration from sophisticated denim clothing and features new patterns including Chipper and Sensational.
Joe Ruggiero’s Fashion Forward Sunbrella fabric and furniture collection for Miles Talbott draws inspiration from sophisticated denim clothing and features new patterns including Chipper and Sensational.
“I’m seeing a lot of grey on the fashion runways but I actually like the serenity of a grey room,” says Ruggiero. He created a “Horse Country” room that nods to equestrian motifs. “It’s done in greys, not 50 shades of greys just about 17,” quips Ruggiero. The chair features the pattern Visions, an interpretation of menswear in a salt and pepper tweed. “It’s a masculine chair — very sculptural and architectural featuring what I call the jewelry of my furniture, the nail heads.”

The Fireplace Room at Miles Talbott showroom featuring fabric and furniture designed by Joe Ruggiero nods to equestrian motifs and features textures in many shades of grey.
The Fireplace Room at Miles Talbott showroom featuring fabric and furniture designed by Joe Ruggiero nods to equestrian motifs and features textures in many shades of grey.

Joe Ruggiero’s Fashion Forward Sunbrella fabric and furniture collection for Miles Talbott draws inspiration from shades of grey in a variety of rich textures inspired by runways around the world.
Joe Ruggiero’s Fashion Forward Sunbrella fabric and furniture collection for Miles Talbott draws inspiration from shades of grey in a variety of rich textures inspired by runways around the world.
The pattern Sensations features a tight herringbone tweed in four colors: parchment, cameo, mist and denim. Other Ruggiero designed Sunbrella patterns exclusive to Miles Talbott include Pebbles, Chipper and Espadrille II, a classic ticking stripe.

The Zen Room features Joe Ruggiero’s new Sunbrella fabric design called Visions inspired by menswear tweeds in the color grey. Ruggiero also designed the Greek Key tape on the pillow out of Sunbrella fabric.
The Zen Room features Joe Ruggiero’s new Sunbrella fabric design called Visions inspired by menswear tweeds in the color grey. Ruggiero also designed the Greek Key tape on the pillow out of Sunbrella fabric.

The color Cameo commands attention in this Sunbrella fabric Joe Ruggiero designed for Miles Talbott, pictured here in one of his latest patterns.
The color Cameo commands attention in this Sunbrella fabric Joe Ruggiero designed for Miles Talbott, pictured here in one of his latest patterns. Ruggiero pairs Cameo with Ivory.
The wood side table in Graydon is part of the new linea collection designed by Joe Ruggiero that takes inspiration from contemporary architecture.
The wood side table in Graydon is part of the new linea collection designed by Joe Ruggiero that takes inspiration from contemporary architecture.
For more on Ruggiero’s latest collection check out his video.

Sunbrella fabrics are manufactured and marketed by Glen Raven, a 133-year-old family-owned company based in North Carolina with operations worldwide. For more information on the Sunbrella brand, including fabric resources, visit http://www.sunbrella.com.

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