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NWA Home Show presented by NWA HBA NWA Democrat-Gazette | Sunday, May 16, 2021 4 479-521-6611 479-636-2200 www.lindsey.com DOWNLOAD OUR FREE APP TODAY! New! LOOKING TO BUY? WANTING TO SELL? LET US HELP! W i t h ove r 4 0 ye a r s ex p e r i e n c e i n t h e No r t hwe s t A r k a n s a s r e a l e s t ate b u s i n e s s, 2 c o nve n i e n t l o c a t i o n s a n d 2 0 0 + a g e n t s, L i n d s ey & A s s o c i ate s i s t h e l e a d i n g r e a l e s t ate c o m p a ny i n No r t hwe s t A r k a n s a s. PLAID FABRICS "As people continue to stay at home, plaid and printed fabrics from the last century evoke a sense of comfort and happier times." — Mark Lavender EDIBLE GARDENS "As people continue spend more time at home, edible plants will continue to grow in popularity in 2021. Having your own freshly grown indoor herbs and vegetable plants is ideal for creating dishes and beverages since you have the necessary ingredients at your fingertips. There are a variety of sizes, perfect for a kitchen or a sunny window." — Bloomscape's Plant Mom, Joyce Mast MULTIPURPOSE SPACES "We all made our living spaces work for us last year, and many of our rooms served multiple purposes. We added workspaces to our living rooms, classrooms into our kitchens, and gyms to our bedrooms. This year, people will be finding ways to reimagine their homes and incorporate pieces that help restore balance to our multi-functional spaces." — Etsy's Dayna Isom Johnson EARTHY PALETTES AND TEXTURES "We'll see lots of earthy palettes and textures in 2021. Think the continuation of plaster and travertines, lots of rattan, camels in lieu of gray, and deep, neutralized hues like olive green and burnt orange." – Gillian Segal OLD-WORLD INFLUENCES "I believe design should be timeless! So what is 'in' is that old-world aesthetic that never gets old. Darker, moodier rooms, old oil paintings mixed with a modern light fixture to the tune of not being able to place what era the room is from — that's how to achieve timeless- ness; mix and match eras!" — Joyce Downing Pickens