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Elevate Your Space
Above: Earthy tones are in and used to connect indoor and outdoor spaces and create a serene atmosphere. Left: One trend style this year is Japandi, a harmonious blend of Scandinavian esthetics and Japanese serenity. (Submitted)
Are you interested in contemporary, on-trend home decor? Check out the following 2025 interior design trends that elevate your space.
Colours This year’s hottest colours are earthy tones and deep blues inspired by nature and travel. These shades create a serene atmosphere. Terracotta and moss green are essential colours for connecting indoor and outdoor spaces in every season. You can incorporate these colours into your decor by painting your walls or using wallpaper. You can also integrate them through furniture or textiles, such as cur- tains, cushions and rugs. Materials Sophisticated, easy-care materials like raw wood, marble and steel are trending in stylish homes. Glass will also be considered a must-have for its elegance and versatility. Whether it’s translucent, frosted or textured, glass adds a sense of openness and luminosi- ty to your living space. Polished concrete and natural stone
Accessories This year, unique tableware is a decora- tive element unto itself. Additionally, using mirrors in various shapes and sizes can help visually expand your space. As smart tech- nologies become more prevalent, integrating touch screens into your decor can add a modern feel. Sculptural light fixtures and oversized wall art are major focal points in modern decor. Biophilic design is a trend worth considering, popularizing the idea of incorporating plants into your home — think hanging pots and living walls. Lastly, textured cushions made from thick fabrics help create a warm, inviting atmosphere. The right accessories can really create that wow factor. Contact an interior design expert and visit your local home decorating stores to bring these trends to life in your home.
are still popular with people who prefer timeless, minimalist designs. Durability is a key consideration this year. Consequently, eco-friendly and recycled materials have become essential choices for responsible homeowners. Styles The maximalist trend continues to captivate with its bold, contrasting patterns, textures and colours. At the same time, retro styles from the ’70s and ’80s are making a strong comeback, offering warm, vibrant interiors that appeal to those who savour nostalgia. Although minimalism is still going strong, it’s gradually giving way to more eccentric and personalized styles. Another trendy style is Japandi, a har- monious blend of Scandinavian esthetics and Japanese serenity. This style focuses on simple lines, natural materials and functional spaces, creating a calming, uncluttered envi- ronment ideal for those craving serenity.
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