What's hot: Our top 10 interior trends to look out for in 2021

Our new homes cover all the bases when it comes to latest interior trends. To help you pick which style is for you, we’ve collated all the most fashionable decor gracing our walls and rooms this year and going into the next. From naval colours to joyful tones, we’ll match you with your perfect look.

 

1.    Lightwoods As the days get shorter, we’re taking a leaf out the book of our Scandi friends. Covering floors and ceilings, lightwoods add a natural and raw feel to any indoor space.

2.    New Neutrals Neutrals are ideal for creating more intimate and welcoming rooms. Trend expert Georgia Metcalfe (from The French Bedroom Company) says the classics are out: “Earthy tones like fawn, taupe and beige are the new neutrals pushing out grey.” And we can’t argue with that.

3.    Instagrammable walls Popular amongst millennials, we’ve seen a big trend of fun wallpapers that make excellent Instagram  posts. From Graham & Brown’s Timepiece to graphic art, there are some beautiful designs to wow your followers.

4.    Naval Colours While dark blues are being touted as the new black proper for 2021, Graham & Brown’s Epoch is a strong contender. To quote them “This is proud, regal and luxurious. Add a flash of teal for the opulence of a peacock, or use tone-on-tone with lilac, lavender and heather.”

5.    Statement pieces If decor and minimal designs are your go-to then you’re doing it right. Large, normally hand-crafted pieces are trending, giving your open spaces a luxury feel.

6.    Industrial Interior Design First-time buyers have a tendency to prefer open plan spaces. Moving from relaxing to cooking to dining all in one area makes for a more dynamic living space and contemporary style.

7.    Hybrid Homes Following on from the ‘new normal’ comes a home with working, living and dining spaces all connected. Just take a look at this home’s multi-functional spaces using sliding doors, panels and upper-level workplaces.

8.    Earth and Expressive Palettes Those seeking a professional and assured feel need look no further than the Earth Palette. But those looking for comfort and wellbeing during these times can find more lively reds and pinks with the up-and-coming ‘Expressive Palette’.

9.    Re-touching Classics With Ben Pentreath re-colouring Willow Bough (1887) with modern slashes of turquoise and pink, we can see a trend of taking what we thought was old-hat and giving a fresh spin.

10.    Moody Minded Approach Bold botanicals and cheeky bee motifs are giving our backgrounds a moody, dark take as we head into winter. Warning: not for those who miss summer nights.

 

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