“Green in the home is here to stay,” says Kath. For spring 2021-a collection informed by such diverse influences as the Aegean Sea, haute couture runways, and Kyoto, Japan-green plays a starring role: Silver-inflected teals course like the tide through Kendal, winner of Architectural Digest’s Great Design Award vivid, gold-dusted emerald veins diagonally across pristine white in Ivybridge and muted verdant hues wash over the warmer-toned, patinated white of Ruxley. The results thus far, steadily launched over the past year, represent a journey of their own. That meant reflecting on cherished past trips, picturing treasured places we can’t wait to return to, and then translating those thoughts into Cambria’s nonabsorbent, easy-to-clean and scratch-, chip- and stain-resistant quartz designs. “We had some styles already in the works, some things up our sleeve, but we had to dig deep to make sure we were designing for not just today but the future,” she explains. “There was no Salone del Mobile,” she says, no far-flung destinations to explore, just the pale substitute of the virtual space. She pretty much had to, with travel restricted if not outright canceled. When seeking inspiration for Cambria’s 2021 seasonal quartz collections, Summer Kath, the brand’s executive vice president of design, looked within.
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