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As the dreading 2020 finally rolls out of our calendars, we cannot be more than excited and extremely hopeful for a better 2021. Since the pandemic instantly changed our daily lives we all learned how to make the most of staying at home and has developed a lot of hobbies and recreational indoor activities. We also got the chance to recreate our spaces and rekindle our relationship with the people we rarely see at home because we're all too busy with our own lives before. And because we still cannot identify the end of this pandemic, we have more time to redesign our houses.

Get familiar with these popular home decors from the experts that you will most probably see in every home this year.

Pantone colour interior
According to the Pantone Research Institute, the colour of the year is ultimate grey and illuminating. As colour is believed to be a form of communication, most designers in all fields willingly embrace it. That also extends to housing interiors which is expected to be a bigger hit this year, as most people remain at the comfort of their homes because of the pandemic. As per the experts, optimism is the meaning behind it and hopefully the combination of yellow and grey gives us resilience and hope for a better year ahead.

More indoor and outdoor plants
Gardening has been a huge trend last year and it is believed to be more of a hit this year as more people understand its importance. Most people also realised that planting their food is viable as it also helps them save more money. On the other hand, indoor plants for both decorative purposes or freshening their indoor air have also been a huge trend. As people don't have the luxury of going out more often, they tried bringing the clarity and calm of nature inside their own homes which is also good for mental health.

Multipurpose furniture
The sudden change in the working and studying environment last year has prompted us to be more creative and helped us learn to keep our spaces useful for all our needs. This includes installing built in wardrobes Sydney to keep all our clothes, extra towels and sheets, shoes, and even save a small space enough for a cosy office table and chair to fit in. This year, more people will be reimagining their spaces with more creative ideas for multifunctional spaces.

Decorative neon lights
Millennials will be bringing back the wonders of neon lighting inside their rooms by installing neon LED strips into their walls or purchasing neon lamps and decorations with a modern look. Aside from it bringing a different mood into the room, neon lighting looks great and dreamy in pictures. Also, if you type the words "neon room" in Pinterest, you'll see that it has been searched eight times more than the previous years and it is expected to be a big hit this year.

Oversized bathroom tiles
According to Houzz design pros, large-format tiles can help visually expand a small space and are perfect for the bathroom. They have also mentioned that oversized tiles can be easier to clean because of its bigger grout lines instead of the usual small tile pieces. On the other hand, bigger bathroom tiles are more aesthetically pleasing and are easier to decorate.

Vintage touches
Vintage is timeless, they say. So bringing the old designs infused with modern-day creativity is not a huge shocker. The nostalgic flowers on fabrics with bold colours are expected to make a comeback, as old-school patterns also will. This will not be limited to fabrics and trinkets only, but flower-patterned pastel wallpapers will also be a trend, especially to millennials.

2021-01-14 16:52:18, views: 57, Comments: 0