Top 13 Latest Design Trends Worth Considering For Your Interior Space

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Your interior space is a vital part of your home that requires some attention to make it as comfortable as possible. Statistics reveal that about 52% of people in the UK preferred to try the DIY route to revamp their interior in 2019. You may be spending a lot of time indoors for several reasons, such as working from home, taking some days off to relax, or spending quality time with family. Whatever the reason, there are many creative ways to enhance your interior space to give it a fresh look and make your indoor moments more enjoyable. Here are modern trends worth considering to add a new look to your interior.

• Unique working spaces

Working from home has become more common, mainly due to the COVID-19 pandemic. As more people spend time at home, working spaces and home offices are becoming a norm. You can make your remote work even more rewarding by creating a dedicated space that will help boost your productivity and help you stay focused. You can start by getting a standing desk that not only supports your posture but also creates a minimalist look within your interior space. Some motivational wall hangings will also add an extra touch to help keep you going during your working hours. These spaces can be multifunctional, as you can also let your kids do their homework there if the area is free.

• Stripes

Stripes and checks are a fun and unique way to bring some life into your interior. They’re the perfect design for a youthful personality and allow you to get creative by mixing and matching. This design idea helps you avoid any monotony, as you can combine different patterns. It’s all about the shades and styles you prefer. For instance, you can use a striped blanket for your bedroom and complement it with some bright striped pillows to make your room livelier. You can also try some colourful striped curtains to create a cheerful look in your home.

• Vases

Believe it or not, these objects can add a new touch to your indoor space. You can place them in little corners, at your window sills, or in the centre of your table. These vases come in various unique sizes and colours, allowing you to choose the ones that create your desired look. You can place your best-loved flowers or green plants in them to create a natural atmosphere or even use them as candle holders to create a relaxing glow at night. You can also leave them empty if you prefer, especially if they’re huge and colourful.

• Earthy colours

Some plain colours are becoming more popular again, as people recreate an earthy tone in their home. Colours such as sandy brown, beige, oatmeal, and green make their way into more homes as people spend more time indoors. They’re often paired with brighter hues to create a modern tone and complement furniture pieces such as couches, pillows, etc. They also have a comforting appeal that provides you with the perfect space to spend some quality time alone or with loved ones.

• The minimalist approach

The saying ‘less is more’ has also found its way into the interior design world. This practical design idea helps create a serene atmosphere in your home and maximise your interior space with its monochromatic nature. Despite its simplicity, it requires a deliberate effort to get the look right. It’s visually appealing without looking too busy or cluttered and creates a unified look with a few decorative pieces as possible, combining textures, lines, and colours. You can add some natural lighting to bring a more welcoming feel to the minimalist design.

 

• Creative storage

This trend is handy if you have kids, as you can find creative ways to store their toys and other stuff while enhancing your interior look. It’s also an ideal choice if your interior space is small. You can try attractive storage units that can also double as furniture. Shelves, DIY racks, foldable furniture, and board walls are also great ideas worth exploring. They can help reduce clutter and make you feel more organised without worrying about clearing up too many items after a hard day’s work.

• Bold-patterned wallpaper

Suppose you want to bring some brightness to your interior without necessarily worrying about having to redo your paint. In that case, wallpapers are a great and trendy design idea you can try. Peel and stick wallpapers have become more popular and are convenient as you can put them on your walls and take them off whenever you want, in no time. This design allows you to choose whichever bold patterns you prefer to reflect your unique personality and make you feel at home. 

• Eco-friendly designs

As more people become aware of the effects of their daily activities on the environment, eco-friendly designs are becoming more popular. You can explore recycling materials such as using old jars as decorative pieces instead of throwing them away. Additionally, you can opt for more natural alternatives instead of plastic materials. You can also use materials that don’t produce excessive waste or consume too much energy to help protect the environment. Furniture and flooring made from natural materials such as wood, rattan, stone, etc., are also worth exploring and help create a natural, rustic look. 

• The maximalist approach

Just as there’s a minimalist approach, another trend is rapidly gaining ground, known as the maximalist style. It’s usually popular among art lovers, souvenir collectors, etc. This bold and colourful design is characterised by contrasting and repetitive patterns and rich, loud shades.  You can also explore different layers, textures, and sizes, to achieve an eccentric look you’ll certainly not be bored with anytime soon. However, remember to draw the line between creating a unique design and creating too much clutter that will make your interior look clumsy.

• Vintage style

If you want a blend of modern and traditional, the vintage design will work for you. One thing that makes this style unique is its originality and the warm feeling it evokes. This trend creates a sense of nostalgia and connects you with rich history while living in the present. Vintage pieces are usually durable, which also helps you save costs in the long run. You can go vintage with your lighting by trying some table lamps or even a chandelier or two if you want to take things up a notch. You can also try vintage furniture such as antique coffee tables or tea sets, complementary armchairs, etc. Developing a vintage design in your home takes time, so it’s best not to rush it so you can create the look you desire.

• Houseplants

As more people spend time indoors, houseplants are a great way to connect with nature and bring in a little of the outdoor world. There are a wide variety of plants to choose from. Your choice depends on the effect you want to create and how many plants you’d like in your home. You can hang some along your walls, place some in corners, or put them in little pots to bring life to your shelves. Aside from their aesthetic value, they also have several health benefits, including improving your indoor air quality, helping you to relax, and even increasing your attention span, boosting productivity.  

• Statement lighting

People are paying more attention to their lighting to bring some life to their interior décor. You can use your lighting to add more effect to your wallpaper or style to your indoor space. There are bold lighting options you can explore to bring more warmth and brightness into your home. You can complement the natural light from your windows with statement lighting pieces that add more personality to your interior space and make it more inviting. They come in different forms and sizes, such as pendant lights, chandeliers, signs with lighting for your walls, etc. It would help if you considered functionality, room size, and how much light you want to help you make the best choice.

• Textured walls

Textured walls are a great way to bring some character into your indoor space without doing too much. Aside from adding some beauty to your interior, changing your room’s ambience, and even creating an exotic feel, it can also help you get creative if there are any marks on your wall over time. They also complement other aspects of your interior décor, such as your furniture, shelves, etc. You can create a sandy look, limewash, or plaster with a trowel. You can either do it yourself or get a professional to help you make your design idea a reality. 

What’s your favourite design idea? These trends are a great way to reflect your personality in your interior space and give it a new look that will make your indoor moments even more memorable. Ultimately, you should consider your comfort, budget, and interior space in choosing the design that will work best for you and make your home a sanctuary you love to spend time in.