Pantone Color of the Year | 2020

Introducing 2020, Pantone’s Classic Blue offers us a quiet confidence for a new era. This enduring hue highlights our desire for a dependable and stable foundation. In the garden blooming plants such as hyacinths, muscari, iris, delphinium, pericallis, and hydrangea are poised and remind us that this blue hue is elegant in its simplicity. The versatility of the color takes on distinct appearances through different materials, finishes, and textures. From accent textiles to glazed ceramic pottery, PANTONE 19-4052 Classic Blue makes a dramatic statement, transforming a space through unique color combinations and tonal statements.

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22’ Wreath at Grand Central Station

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New York Post | Office building rooftops, terraces are multiplying with a vengeance

Why do 90% of new buildings in NYC include landscaped outdoor space? Why are owners of existing commercial properties racing to add terraces, roof decks and courtyards to their amenities? The answer is simple- ROI. The Post takes a close look at one of the hottest trends in NY real estate- Outdoor spaces built to attract deep-pocketed tenants, and they’ve uncovered some pretty compelling findings. Savvy landlords have recognized that these spaces are a major attraction, and tenants are willing to pay more for offices with a terrace or roof deck- 14% more, according to a recent study by global real estate firm CBRE. Inexpensive compared with other high-priced building upgrades, outdoor space is a smart way to boost a buildings appeal and stand out against competing properties.

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