The year 2021 is set to see hybrid designs flourish, the importance of sustainability grow, and comfort and relaxation come to the forefront when it comes to creating the perfect space for everyone.
Here are some of the most important trends we will see this year.
Japandi
Japandi, also called Japanordic, is an interior design technique that mixes Japanese and Scandinavian motifs. The style revolves around clean, uncluttered spaces, incorporating natural elements such as foliage, wood and handcrafted accessories. The clever use of light wood and dark ceramics adds comfort and warmth, while the adoption of wooden retractable door frames and clever storage solutions saves space and adds style.Japandi is seen more as a lifestyle than a trend and encourages people to embrace simplicity and subdued colour palettes.
The proposed subtle tones, natural textures, low furniture and origami shades against a light wood backdrop create a tranquil and relaxing space.
Cosy comfort
For the past 12 months our homes have been our escape from the world and we have sought comfort in our cosy spaces. It has become more important than ever to create a haven that is not only stylish, but comfortable and relaxing.
To achieve this many have turned to a selection of deep, warm colours such as green and burnt orange. Basically, this design style combines old-fashioned furniture with new, modern pieces and uses a variety of luxurious fabrics such as wool, rattan and wood.Lighting is often overlooked when it comes to creating interior design schemes, but this is one of the easiest ways to create a cosy ambience. Layering lighting improves texture, highlights prominent features and can help take your space from undistinguished to intimate.Very useful for managing light appropriately is the use of counter frames for sliding glass doors, which strategically placed allow light to be distributed evenly throughout all hours of the day.
Back to nature
Nature, plants and greenery can enhance our homes in a way that is healthy for us and the environment.More formally known as biophilic design, this interior trend takes advantage of natural surroundings and incorporates greenery to create unique, clean living spaces that are comfortable yet retain elegance.
The notion of bringing the outdoors in and vice versa is an essential part of back-to-nature design. Creating outdoor kitchens while using earthy tones and lush greenery indoors, as well as using glass rooms and extending the living area into the garden through the use of sliding glass door frames, even better if in their oversized version, can enhance our symbiosis with nature and impact our well-being in a very positive way.
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