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Video: An Appreciation of KOHLER!
Natasha Davidson, Karkenberry Fashion entrepreneur, admired thebrushed bronze finish on a Vinnata Pulldown Kitchen Faucet.
Art & Culture, Design Week, Entertainment, Lifestyle, Local Lifestyle, Tuesday Style
September 24, 2018

Video: An Appreciation of KOHLER!

The Wisconsin-headquartered Kohler Co has partnered with the Jamaica Observer to present Design Week JA 2018. Year two of the design initiative began with a soirée at the Tile City & Home Centre showroom last Sunday. Guests were engaged in an evening of design conversation with Kohler Co representative Roberto Riolobos, senior sales executive — Caribbean & Central America. Riolobos discussed his company’s interests in developing the Kohler Co brand in his portfolio and mentioned Jamaica’s rise as the lead distributor of Kohler’s state-of-the-art products.

Erin Lilly, lead designer — decorative products, who also presented, provided an update on the season’s design trends. According to Lilly, this season’s foremost colours include black plum, dark indigo and grey lavender – adding that copper finishes create a maximalist design aesthetic. Other trends include decluttering – starting with a clean slate to transform the household into a “Zen” sanctuary. In addition, opting for the “modern momentum”, as she put it, is a way to evolve the savviness of the modern creatives who are completely changing the narrative in design.

Recognised for innovation and design excellence globally, Kohler Co, the household name that has received numerous and celebrated design awards including consumer choice awards, was the right fit for Design Week JA 2018 – a Jamaica Observer initiative presented by Kohler, and supported by the National Housing Trust, Tile City & Home Centre, National Commercial Bank, Caribbean Airlines, Spanish Court Hotel, Business Access TV and Wealth Magazine.

Tuesday Social endorses the future of design.(Photos: Garfield Robinson & Kadeem Rodgers)

Attorney-at-law Cindy Lightbourne and hubby Al Edwards, group executive editor of Loop News
Architect Ann Hodges (left) shared the frame with her plus-twos: attorney-at-law Adam Moss and Inés Pacheco, director, licensing operations at BuzzFeed.
If Walls Could Talk Junior Designer Megan Veira opted for print matching in Ensemble 4 in the Kohler showroom. The faucet line is Margaux, in a polished chrome finish.
Tile City & Home Centre director Victor Handal (left) with his guests, Royale PC Limited directors Bhuvina Khemlani, and her husband Pradeep.
Bahama Traders Limited Managing Director Neadene Tufton approved the Archer fixtures on display in the Kohler showroom.
Leighton Hamilton, chief architect at LHA Architects, raised a toast alongside Lisa Seivright, architect at Clarity Design Architects
Guests appreciated the presentation on this season’s design trends by Kohler Co Lead Designer – Decorated Products Erin Lilly.
Bluedot Insights Chief Operating Officer Anita Jakobovic against the Margaux Tall Single Control Lavatory Faucet in polished chrome, and Derring on Carillon basin in the Bluestone Rutile finish.
Kohler Faucets design on Carillon round wading pool with single bathroom sink faucet
The colour scheme in Suite 2 is Sandbar: fixtures included. The faucet finish is brushed bronze, and comprises a sconce, mirrored cabinet, and pedestal from the Bancroft line.
Supreme Court mediator Josina Jackson (right), with her father Professor Allan Jackson and her mum Helen, retired registered nurse.
Shelley Hendrickson, managing director of Eye Beauty JA

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