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May 1, 2025

Embracing the Curve: Timeless Design

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Curves are back in a big way, softening the hard lines that have dominated interiors for years. From arched doorways and rounded furniture to circular mirrors and curved kitchen islands, this design trend adds a sense of flow and dynamism to a space. More than just a fleeting fad, curves have a timeless appeal, echoing the natural world and creating a sense of comfort and harmony. This resurgence embraces curves in both subtle and striking ways, offering a fresh perspective on contemporary design and a touch of softness in an increasingly angular world.

April 19, 2025

Embrace the Curve: Outdoor Furniture's Softest Trend

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Curved outdoor furniture is having a moment, bringing a softer, more organic feel to patios and gardens. From rounded sofas and egg-shaped chairs to flowing dining sets, these pieces create a relaxed and inviting atmosphere. The trend embraces both natural materials like wicker and rattan, as well as modern metals and concrete, offering a range of styles to suit any outdoor space. This move away from rigid lines allows for more fluidity in furniture layouts, encouraging conversation and a sense of intimacy.

April 14, 2025

Milan Design Week 2024: Emerging Trends Shaping 2025

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Milan Design Week 2023 revealed a shift towards nature-inspired design, multifunctional modular furniture, and tactile, textural experiences. Warm, earthy tones like terracotta and ochre dominated alongside natural materials such as wood, stone, and linen. Sustainability remained a key focus, with designers prioritizing recycled and upcycled materials and exploring biophilic design principles. Modular and adaptable furniture designs catered to evolving lifestyles, while the embrace of handcrafted pieces and rich textures offered a sense of comfort and connection in an increasingly digital world.

April 4, 2025

Embrace "Lagom" for a Balanced 2025 Home

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"Lagom," a Swedish concept emphasizing balance and moderation, is predicted to be a significant design trend in 2025. This aesthetic focuses on creating spaces that are both functional and beautiful, avoiding excess and embracing a sense of "just enough." It incorporates natural materials, calming color palettes, and clutter-free environments to foster a sense of peace and well-being. The trend reflects a growing desire for mindful living and sustainable practices, promoting longevity in design choices and reducing overall consumption.

March 25, 2025

Playful Pinterest-Approved Interior Trends

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Embrace a sense of playful whimsy and vibrant energy in your home decor with the latest Pinterest-approved trends. These playful interiors incorporate elements like checkerboard prints, colorful wavy mirrors, bold and saturated hues, and dopamine decor, creating a space that sparks joy and reflects individual personality. From nostalgic Y2K aesthetics to statement lighting and handcrafted details, these trends encourage creativity and self-expression, transforming homes into vibrant and personalized sanctuaries.

March 25, 2025

Japandi Design Trend to Shape Homes in 2025

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"Warm minimalism" is poised to be the defining design trend of 2025, moving away from the starkness often associated with minimalism. This evolving aesthetic embraces natural materials like wood and stone, incorporates handcrafted items, and prioritizes functionality. The focus is on creating calming, inviting spaces that feel lived-in and personal, incorporating sentimental objects and prioritizing comfort alongside clean lines and decluttered surfaces. The trend reflects a desire for serene, grounding environments in response to increasingly hectic and technology-driven lives.

February 28, 2025

7 Furniture Trends to Know for 2025

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Expect furniture trends to shift towards warmer, more inviting spaces in the coming years. Rounded silhouettes, natural materials like wood and stone, and tactile textures such as bouclé and shearling will replace the cooler, minimalist aesthetic. Sustainability will be a driving force, with upcycled and vintage pieces gaining popularity. Multifunctional furniture designed for flexible living will also be in demand, alongside statement lighting and a resurgence of Art Deco influences, creating opulent yet comfortable environments.

February 13, 2025

2025 Interior Design Trends Spotted at IDS

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Warm, earthy tones like terracotta, ochre, and burnt sienna are gaining popularity, reflecting a desire for grounding and connection to nature. These hues are being incorporated through paint colours, furniture, textiles, and decorative accessories. Alongside this trend, curved furniture and architectural details are softening interiors, creating a more organic and comforting atmosphere. Sustainability continues to be a key focus, with an emphasis on natural materials like wood, stone, and linen, as well as upcycled and vintage pieces. Textured fabrics and handcrafted items add layers of visual interest and tactile warmth.

February 4, 2025

Living Room Trends to Watch in 2025

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Living Room Trends Predicted to be Huge in 2025 Get ready for living rooms that prioritize comfort, sustainability, and personality. Experts predict a move away from fleeting trends towards timeless design and mindful decorating. 1. Japandi's Continued Reign The popular fusion of Japanese minimalism and Scandinavian functionality continues its rise. Expect clean lines, neutral palettes, […]

January 20, 2025

Interior Design Trends to Watch in 2025

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Warm minimalism is set to be a defining trend in interior design. This aesthetic blends the clean lines and uncluttered spaces of minimalism with cozy textures, rich colors, and natural materials like wood and stone. Curves, arches, and rounded furniture soften the often stark feel of traditional minimalism, creating inviting and comfortable environments. Sustainability is also key, with a focus on upcycled furniture, vintage finds, and handcrafted pieces. This trend moves away from the starkness of all-white spaces and embraces a more lived-in, personalized atmosphere.