STOCKHOLM, Sweden -- The Stockholm Furniture Fair is held yearly in February and unveils the latest trends and products from Scandinavia. The Fair is known for having the most comprehensive selection of Scandinavian design. Scandinavian Spaces visited partner brands at the Stockholm Furniture Fair. “Stockholm Furniture Fair is a great opportunity for North American designers to discover new brands and get a head start on fresh color trends," said Sarah Miracle, interior designer at Gensler, Austin. Design news from the fair includes:

Known for his wildly creative, sometimes cartoonish creations, Judson Beaumont colored outside the lines of traditional furniture.

While there was a positive uptick in business sentiment, the 2020 Houzz U.S. State of the Industry also revealed concerns over rising product and material costs.

Demand for tall cabinets is expected to rise at the most rapid pace of all cabinet types, growing 5.0% annually to $2.8 billion in 2023

Martha Stewart teams with California Closets to launch a modern and customizable, modular storage solution.

The company relocated its Dallas Galleria-area storefront and re-opened it just around the corner as The Container Store Custom Closets.

Finalists for the 2020 Top Shelf Design awards will be announced by Friday, February 7th. Winners will be announced March 12 at the Top Shelf Design Awards reception, sponsored by CCF Industries and KCD Software.

New noteworthy colors and collections are being seen in today's most up-to-date kitchens.

WINNIPEG, Manitoba -- Retail display maker Chandler Inc. designed and engineered an intimate, boutique-like experience for a marijuana retailer in Winnipeg. Sleek fixtures and finishes helped to create a welcoming ambiance. The retailer, Garden Variety, believed differentiation was key to success in their rapidly evolving industry, according to a story on the Chandler website.

Kessebohmer has identified design trends that will define this year and the 2020s.