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What’s New In Home Design and Décor?
Like 2021, our homes need some love and care in 2022, conforming to the interior design trends! Let’s get started on the big ones:
For homes’ interiors, the focus has shifted from just-comfort to comfort and luxury in 2022. Top interior designers are flooded with demands of making homes into sanctuaries that entertain not just the homeowners but their extended family and friends.
Dark kitchens
Whites and neutral kitchens have left the trend-charts giving way to dark and broody kitchens. Interior designers across the globe have been witnessing a rising demand for ‘warm kitchens’. Whether you are hosting a brunch for friends or an Instagram live recipe, warm kitchens add the style factor to the boring Work-From-Home life of all involved. Add darker kitchen tops and forest-vibe wood tone finishes to make it work. If you are not looking for permanent changes, add velvety upholstery, statement pieces of furniture like stool or chair, and wallpaper to match the 2022 trend.
Classic comebacks
Like fashion, home decor also pays a comeback now and then. And now, it is time for the classics, again! European-style architecture, Victorian-era fittings, and French murals are all in demand again. Whether it is the living space or the bedroom, the classics have taken over the homes of all with many even going as far as swapping their regular beds for, guess what? Canopy Beds. If you are not planning for such a dramatic and big leap, add vintage wall mirrors, wall clocks, or lenin to stay trendy.
Entertainment zones
Work From Home has not only brought work home. All those Monday Blues kick in, too, almost every day. This has made a few add entertainment zones to their homes-cum-offices in 2021. And the trend is going to engulf the majority of us in 2022, given the stress and need for instant rejuvenation at the end of the day. Adding small home bars, coffee corners, or reading spaces by the window is a big trend in 2022.
Layer-up
A single-theme dipped homes are a passé. Think of layers of colors, matching palettes, and textures to bring the pre-pandemic liveliness to your home. Using a few shades of a single color and adding different textures to create an illusion of different shades are the two best ways not to go over-the-top while experimenting with this trend. Avoid using two colors on the different ends of the spectrum here; it might make the trend fall flat.
Playful details
And lastly, the playfulness has left the nurseries of our homes and made its way into our living spaces and bedrooms albeit keeping all the sophistication intact. Cushion covers with colorful fringes breaking the monotony, table cloths with funky motifs making dining memorable, and chocolate-hued curtains adding cozy vibes to all-neutral peaceful bedrooms are all trending across the homes worldwide.