If your New Year’s resolution is to revamp your home (whether with a new coat of paint or a pretty piece of furniture), below are some of the trending ideas to give a makeover to your home that is going to grab eyeballs in 2018.
Rich colors: Grey color is set to be bolder this year. People are feeling courageous with color choices – on both furniture pieces and walls. But moody interior colors such as striking emerald green, brooding violet and navy are the key colors for 2018.
Glam dark woods: 2018 is the year where darker wood tones indicate a renaissance for retro glamour, and deliver a new take on modern luxury. This trend has been bubbling for some time now, this year this dark trend is ready to take over completely.
Metallic handles and legs are the perfect finishing touches to add an extra glam feel to your interiors. And a fusion of gold, black, brass, walnut and marble gives a classier feel to many high-street pieces. Retro shapes, such as these wishbone-style dining chairs, are made timeless thanks to rich wood stains. Such type of dining set looks super sophisticated in contemporary walnut wood.
Global Goodness: Earthy shades of clay, ochre and terracotta feature on global-inspired prints, which will play a key role this season. The textiles, materials, and patterns all have a natural, raw feel to them, making them exceptionally tangible. Try mixing small scale Ikat prints with larger paisley designs.
Artisan textures: Texture is a big thing this year! Furniture has a natural handmade feel with materials such a rattan and wicker the show stopper. Textiles take a lively role with lots of appliqué details, embellishments and raw edges– all fascinating to the touch. One can achieve so much by simply playing with materials and textures.
Whether it be macramé cushions, woven wicker furniture or mixing marble with metal (perfect for modern lamp choices) don’t undervalue the power of taking up and merging different textures. Whatever the color palette, mixing textures can promptly create another layer of beautification and attention. The use of macramé, seen in almost every new collection on the high street from cushions to wall hangings.
Start revamping your abode!