Homes are becoming more connected with smart home systems controlling lighting, temperature, security, and entertainment. These systems are designed to blend seamlessly into the décor without becoming obtrusive.
The subtle sophistication of mixed materials in a room conveys a collected interior, which tends to be more compelling than what appears to have been designed. It’s such an effortless way to bring dimension to a space.
Warm neutrals such as beige, taupe, and soft browns are taking over the cool grays of previous years. These tones evoke comfort, calmness, and a sense of grounding. Deep greens, mustard yellows, terracotta, and ochre are emerging as popular accent colors, often seen in textiles, furniture, and wall art.
Integrating plants into the home continues to be a major trend. Biophilic design, which seeks to connect indoor spaces with nature, is prevalent with large leafy plants, vertical gardens, and even plant walls.
Brass is the metallic trend that’s not going anywhere anytime soon, but cool metallics — silver, aluminum, polished chrome, brushed steel — have all made a surprising comeback this year in interior schemes.
There’s a significant push towards using natural materials like reclaimed wood, bamboo, cork, and stone in furniture and decor. These materials are eco-friendly and contribute to a warm, earthy aesthetic. Energy-efficient lighting, low-VOC paints, and upcycled furniture are becoming common in modern interiors, reflecting a growing commitment to sustainability.
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