10 Interior Design Trends to Get You Inspired in 2022

Interior design is an important part of any space. It forms the overall visual and physical experience, such as first impressions and livability. And much like other industries, interior design trends have undergone several changes over the years. 

With past trends often focusing on minimalism and simplicity, the trends in 2022 are all about embracing what makes us feel good on an emotional level. From styles that help us to connect to nature to objects that exude warmth and nostalgia, below are 10 trends to give you some inspiration when you’re decorating your own home. 

1. Colours of nature. 

Shades that are found to be a close resemblance to colors found in nature are fast becoming top picks. Shades of terracotta, burnt umber and dark rosy hues evoke feelings of coziness in any space. 

2. Objects and items inspired by nature. 

Being more in tune with the slowness of nature is something many city dwellers with fast paced lives are seeking for. Embracing organic and softer shapes rather than stiff rectangles and squares helps to bring not only a sense of warmth to your home but helps as well in strengthening one’s connection to nature. It helps in that it also adds a sense of magic to the home bringing comfort, timelessness and peace all at once. 

3. Smart technology in homes. 

With high tech homes becoming a norm nowadays, having a home fitted with smart technology is becoming more than just a trend. The many advantages that come with having smart technology in your home are how simple it is to control several devices at one go, making security and protection of your home and loved ones simpler, easier and more secure. 

4. Vintage and sustainable accents. 

Adding a vintage piece or two to any home elevates it to a level that induces both comfort and tenderness in your home, making it a more welcoming space. It’s also a good idea to repurpose; giving new life to used or second-hand objects not only preserves the history behind the object but is also a more sustainable alternative to buying new objects. 

5. Floral patterns and details. 

Who says florals are out of date? Embracing floral patterns and details can bring new life to your living space, giving it a brighter and more welcoming aura. By keeping it timeless yet modern, keep it as simple as possible and tone down interjecting patterns in the same space. 

6. Biophilic design 

In a world constantly on the move, integrating biophilic design principles into your home’s overall style has many benefits, from reducing stress to enhancing clarity of thought. Calm environments complete with natural lighting and ventilation can help city dwellers to create a much-needed connection with nature in this fast-paced and continuously urbanizing world. 

7. Bold patterns and materials 

When we say bold colours, we don’t just mean neon and bright colours such as electric pinks and shocking blues. Colours that are not considered neutrals such as rosy pinks, burnt umber and muted greens are also great when adding a dash of liveliness to your home.  

8. Traditional details 

Adding traditional details or incorporating traditional heirlooms that have been passed down from your family evokes a sense of nostalgia and warmth. They also make great conversation starters over dinner with family. 

9. Mindful spaces 

More a necessity than a trend, having mindful spaces in your home is important for your mental health. It’s where you can escape to partake in your hobbies and interests. Be it a reading room where you keep your collection of books or a home studio where you can draw and paint to your heart’s delight, put aside any sort of trend in mind and decorate it however you wish. It’s all up to you! 

10. Sustainability 

Having a sustainable home didn’t use to be a widespread choice in the past but with more awareness currently centered around sustainable living, there are now more options to choose from when it comes to picking sustainable furniture and materials for your home. 

 

Are you interested in incorporating some of the trends into your home but not sure where to start? Feel free to ask any burning questions you have for us and we will be happy to answer!