Although decor trends can change from year to year, some classic ideas and styles frequently continue to have an impact on interior design. Here are some popular home decor trends from September 2021, the time of my most recent knowledge update. Remember that trends can change, so it’s a good idea to look for the most recent information in more recent sources.
Biophilic Design:
Biophilic design is about making our homes feel like nature. It uses things like plants and natural materials, like wood, to make us feel happier and calmer. This design trend brings a bit of the outdoors inside to create a peaceful and soothing atmosphere in our homes.
Minimalism:
Minimalist design remains popular for its clean lines and clutter-free aesthetic. The main elements of minimalist decor include simple furniture, neutral color combinations, and a “less is more” thought.
Sustainability:
Eco-friendly and sustainable decor has become more popular as environmental concerns escalate. People are choosing to use energy-efficient devices and lighting as well as furniture and decor made from recycled or sustainable materials.
Maximalism:
At the other extreme of the design spectrum, maximalism is a style that uses bright colors, complex patterns, and a variety of materials to produce an eye-catching and eclectic environment. Maximalist interior design emphasizes the blending and matching of various design elements.
Vintage and Retro:
Fashion trends from earlier years, such as older styles and old-fashioned are reappearing. This includes art deco, the middle of the century modern, and even the ’80s and ’90s a memory. A modern home can benefit from the uniqueness that antique furniture and accessories can bring.
Mixing Metals:
Adding depth and contrast to interior spaces by combining metals such as brass, copper, and matte black has become more common than hanging to just one metal finish.
Home offices:
As the amount of remote work increases, designated home office spaces are important. People are searching for elegant and useful solutions to establish a successful working environment at home.
Open Shelving:
Open shelving in bathrooms and kitchens offers a more functional and aesthetically pleasing storage option. Dishes, glassware, and decorative items can all be displayed.
Warm and Earthy Tones:
To make a space feel warm and welcoming, warmer color schemes with natural colors are being used, such as terracotta, olive green, and deep blue.
Texture Variety:
Combining different textures, like velvet, leather, rattan, and curly textiles, can give a space more depth and interest. Unique finishes and textured wall coverings are also in demand.
Smart Home Technology:
Smart Home use of technology is on the rise. Homeowners are looking for ways to improve the functionality and efficiency of their homes, from voice-controlled assistants to smart lighting and temperature controls.
