As November’s political elections approach, we spoke with designer and trend forecaster Stacey Garcia to discuss how consumer behavior is shaped by broader economic and political conditions; We discussed her thoughts on what that means for design professionals. From the similarities between today’s climate and the 2008 recession to the emergence of bold, saturated hues as a form of rebellion against uncertainty, Stacey explores how history repeats itself in the world of color trends. Let me explain. This is an episode you don’t want to miss!
Provided by Stacy Garcia
Stacey Garcia is a visionary designer based in New York and the Founder and Chief Inspiration Officer of Stacey Garcia® Design Studio, founded in 2004. Stacey is also the founder of LebaTex, a commercial textile company specializing in high-performance fabrics designed for use in: hospitality, healthcare and corporate sectors; She leads her team to create collections that inspire creativity and enrich hospitality and living spaces through trend-forward products and unique material combinations. The studio develops brands such as Stacy Garcia® Blue Label and SGNY and sells products in 52 countries. Stacey works with manufacturers and designers to foster innovation and excellence. She also serves as Chair of the Color Marketing Group, specializing in identifying and analyzing emerging trends in design. Her mission is to work with manufacturers, importers, retailers, and interior designers to bring beauty and innovation to the world and foster an environment of respect, experimentation, and collaboration.
