Black and white trend

The black and white Spring/Summer 2014 fashion trend has set the tone for home and décor accessories seen at the Design Indaba Expo 2014.
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WitOpWit table runners.
WitOpWit table runners.
Ceramic ottomans by Anthony Shapiro for Art in the Forest.
Ceramic ottomans by Anthony Shapiro for Art in the Forest.
Chuma Maweni's striped vessels for Art in the Forest.
Chuma Maweni's striped vessels for Art in the Forest.
Beaded drum stools by Netshomi Zam.
Beaded drum stools by Netshomi Zam.
Bogolan throw by Boubacar Doumbia on Africa is Now stand.
Bogolan throw by Boubacar Doumbia on Africa is Now stand.
Black and white crockery by Diane Ferreira.
Black and white crockery by Diane Ferreira.
Black and white scatter cushions by Africa! Ignite.
Black and white scatter cushions by Africa! Ignite.
Fashion designer Gavin Rajah's conceptual stand.
Fashion designer Gavin Rajah's conceptual stand.
Adriaan Kuiters' stand.
Adriaan Kuiters' stand.
Dress by Thula Sindi.
Dress by Thula Sindi.
Dotted dress by Jacques Le Grange.
Dotted dress by Jacques Le Grange.
Menswear by Craig Port.
Menswear by Craig Port.
Dress by Craig Port.
Dress by Craig Port.
Dress by Adam & Eve.
Dress by Adam & Eve.
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At this year's Design Indaba Expo the powerful palette of black and white found various guises. From black and white architectural graphics of WitOpWit and the contemporary take on African patterns of the Bogolan throw by Boubacar Doumbia on Africa is Now stand, to the classic black and white polka dress by Jacques La Grange, the classic combination heralds a desire for elegant simplicity. We suspect high-contrast patterns will continue to be prevalent in fashion and décor for some time to come.