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The coronavirus Epidemic has impacted many industries, and the home space for no exception As many people spent more time indoors throughout 2020, not only were they craving more comfort — they were also forced to reimagine their spaces to meet the demands of their new lifestyle. Whether that called for creating a functional Home office, designing a living room for Zoom and remote learning, or pinpointing a smart pantry organising solution just about every area of a home likely required a refresh.
With this in mind, we couldn't help but to check in with a selection of top design experts to find out the top home decor trends for 2021. If you're a design buff, keep clicking to learn what can be expected from the world of design, including chic paint colour , durable fabrics, indoo plants, smart lighting, and more.
“I think 2021 is going to be all about livable luxury, and versatility in design. So many people have had to transition over the past year, that they are rethinking less-used spaces and embracing furniture concepts that play double duty. Next year will be all about durable fabrics, comfortable upholstery, and furniture pieces that are versatile and chic.” — cee luxury design
Pantone 2021 Color of the Year: Ultimate Gray and Illuminating
“The Pantone Color of the Year reflects what is taking place in our global culture, expressing what people are looking for that color can hope to answer. As society continues to recognize color as a critical form of communication, and a way to symbolize thoughts and ideas, many designers and brands are embracing the language of color to engage and connect.”-Laurie Pressman
“Indoor trees and plants are going to continue their ascent into home design mainstay. They freshen indoor air, bring the clarity and calm of nature indoors, act like sculpture on a shelf or table top, and caring for them is grounding and life affirming. Developing a collection of interior plants wins on all levels: Aesthetic, functional and mental.” — Emilie munroe.
Bidets
“Believe it or not, bidets will be popular. The toilet paper gate of 2020 scared us all, and lately my design firm has been getting a couple of inquiries about our thoughts on bidets.” — tiffany leigh.
“Millennials may have named the color, but for this designer, blush tones are now considered a neutral. I expect to see more of this in 2021 in spaces that used to be reserved for white paint only.” — lori
“As people continue spend more time at home, edible plants will continue to grow in popularity in 2021. Having your own freshly grown indoor herbs and vegetable plants is ideal for creating dishes and beverages since you have the necessary ingredients at your fingertips. There are a variety of sizes, perfect for a kitchen or a sunny window.” — bloomscape plant mom Joyce mast.
“One thing is for sure: postmodern and 1980s Memphis-inspired pieces are here to stay! We’re wild for hard edge geometry that adds dramatic tension to a space.” — chairish Anna Brockway.
Plaid Fabrics
“As people continue to stay at home, plaid and printed fabrics from the last century evoke a sense of comfort and happier times.” — mark lavender.
“Fabrics that are durable, wear well, and can be washed multiple times (linens and slipcovers, for instance) will be more important as we spend more time at home for work and learning.” — holly waterfield.
“As we head into the new year, people will look for ways to make their home a comfortable and functional living space. For instance, swapping out regular incandescent bulbs for smart lighting options allow you to set schedules and create an ambience to fit your needs – whether that’s Zoom school, cooking prep for a family gathering, or just relaxing in the living room.” — Breegan Jane.
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