The latest interior design trends

We have a love-hate relationship with design trends! On the one hand they're great to keep an eye on but in our opinion, a home should reflect your personality and what you love, not the latest trends.

We've noticed some clear shifts in styles that our clients are favouring which we've shared in this blog. 

Feeling a bit overwhelmed by options!? Our designers can help you navigate trends and create a space that perfectly reflects your unique style and personality.

Cold colour schemes ❌
Warm and bold colours ✔️

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Grey has long been the go-to colour for minimalist design enthusiasts. But times are changing, and it seems that grey is no longer the darling of the design world. Instead, warmer and bolder colour schemes have taken over.

The reason for this shift is simple: people are tired of the lifeless, cold feeling that grey can evoke. They want spaces that feel welcoming and inviting. Warm shades like terracotta, rust, and mustard create a cosy atmosphere, while bold hues like emerald green and deep blue add a touch of drama.

Don't get us wrong, grey can still be a great neutral base. It's just that now, designers are using it as a backdrop for more eye-catching colours. For example, a grey sofa can be paired with colourful accent pillows or a bold rug.

So, if you're still living in a grey world, it's time to spice things up. Embrace the warmth and vibrancy of the new colour schemes and watch as your space comes to life.

If you need a hand getting past the grey phase then book a free call with us and see how we can help you:

Industrial style ❌
Soft and organic style ✔️

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Industrial style, once the epitome of cool with its raw and unpolished aesthetic, has now fallen out of favour. The trend has shifted towards more natural and organic designs that offer a warmer and more inviting feel. 

While industrial style will always have its place in the history of design, it's time to embrace the new wave of interior design that celebrates the beauty of nature and simplicity. So, say goodbye to the cold and sterile look of industrial design, and hello to a more relaxed, soft and comfortable living space.

Matching furniture sets ❌
Mixing furniture styles ✔️

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Gone are the days of predictable matching furniture sets! Nowadays, it's all about mixing and matching different styles and colours to create a unique and personalised look for your room. Say goodbye to the cookie-cutter living room and hello to a space that perfectly reflects your individual style. Don't be afraid to get creative and find pieces that complement each other without being too "matchy-matchy". 

You can let your personality and taste shine through by creating a space that's uniquely you. Not only does mixing and matching allow for more creativity, but it also gives you the flexibility to switch out individual pieces without worrying about everything matching perfectly. 

And the best part? It's easy on your wallet! No need to splurge on an entire matching set when you can find affordable pieces that fit your style and budget. So, don't be afraid to step outside the box and mix it up when it comes to your home décor.

If you would like help to create a cohesive room design that isn't matchy-matchy then book start your room design with us today:

Shabby chic style ❌
Modern country style ✔️

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Gone are the days of lace doilies, and distressed furniture. Modern country is all about clean lines, natural materials, and a cosy, inviting feel. Think of warm wood finishes, stone accents, and plenty of greenery!

One of the best things about modern country design is its versatility. It can be rustic or refined, depending on your preferences. You can mix and match vintage pieces with new ones to create a look that's uniquely you.

So why is the modern country taking over? For one, it's a more sustainable choice. By using natural materials and repurposing vintage pieces, you can create a stylish space that's also eco-friendly. Plus, it's just plain cosy. Who doesn't love curling up in front of a fireplace with a good book?

In conclusion, if you're looking to update your home décor, ditch the shabby chic and embrace the modern country. It's a trend that's here to stay, and it's sure to make your home feel warm and inviting.

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Navy blue &  yellow schemes ❌
Warm neutrals and sage green ✔️

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We’ve seen a massive shift from deep navy blues with pops of sunshine yellow to neutral and sage green colour schemes. These colours create a sense of tranquillity and simplicity, perfect for creating a peaceful oasis in your home. 

Sage green, in particular, has been making waves in the design world. It's a versatile colour that can be used in a variety of ways. Whether you choose to paint an entire room in sage green or use it as an accent colour, it's sure to add a touch of sophistication and elegance to any space.

If you would like help choosing colours for your room, book start your room design with us today:

Dark and dramatic schemes ❌
Light and airy room designs ✔️

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The dark days are over! It's time to embrace the light and airy design trend that's taking over. Not only does it add a fresh and vibrant energy to any space, but it also has numerous benefits for our wellbeing.

By incorporating more natural light and bright colours, we can create a sense of openness and spaciousness in our homes. This uplifts our mood and boosts our productivity.

On top of that, light and airy spaces are much easier to maintain and keep clean. With fewer dark corners and shadows, dust and dirt are much more visible, making us more conscious of our cleaning habits.

So, whether you're redecorating your bedroom, living room, or even your office space, ditch the gloom and let the light shine in. Trust us, your mind and body will thank you for it!

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