The current interior design trends are wide-ranging and diverse. There are new colors, textures, and materials, but the most important thing is that there are new moods. The way we desire to spend our lives has changed gradually over the past couple of years. How we want to spend time in our homes has altered, as has the purpose of our homes, and this has influenced every decor decision we make.
PLUMP SEATING
Designers are exhibiting how a more casual seating style may combine comfort and everyday usefulness while yet maintaining a high level of refinement and maximum style-desirability. With this aesthetic, it’s the Italian designers that are leading the way.
SCREEN-FREE ROOMS
After a long day of using your smartphone and computer, it can feel amazing to come home and take a technology break. More and more, homeowners are creating specific screen-free rooms—perhaps a library, craft room, or listening room—where you can escape from technology for a while.
COLORED CONCRETE
Concrete comes into play in today’s bathroom ideas, which are all about adding personality while maintaining a monastic sense of spa-like tranquillity. It’s the ideal material for this room because of the vibrant colors it now offers, as well as the texture and depth it brings.
UPHOLSTERED HEADBOARDS
What if you could feel like you were sleeping in a luxury hotel bed every night? The bedding and mattress are an important part of that experience, but so is the aesthetic and comfort of an upholstered headboard.
EARTH TONES
Natural colors have become increasingly popular, especially deep greens. It’s a great way to bring some of nature’s colors indoors, whether as an accent wall, in blankets and pillows, or for furniture.
BLACK STAINLESS STEEL
If you want a sleek, contemporary kitchen, black stainless steel is even more of a statement than traditional stainless steel.
PATTERNED FABRICS
While solid upholstery will never go out of style, patterns have become trendy of late. It’s an easy way to make a bold, eye-catching statement in your living space.
RED EARTH CERAMICS
Red clay adds a surprising variation to the more usually observed white pottery, thanks to its innate warmth. Often, red or ‘brown’ ceramics are linked with coarser pottery, but this new wave of earthy vases and pieces has a refinement to them, as well as an entirely current artistic edge, that makes them avant-garde.
