12 interior design trends in 2021
1. Warm, earthy, paint tones
These palettes can create a warm, nature-friendly atmosphere. More generally, it refers to “neutral colors”, which are muted and flat in an emulation of natural colors.
2. Kitchen Pantries
Walk-in pantries are a great addition to a home because they offer a separate space in your kitchen to store food and other kitchen supplies. If it is a feature that you want for your own personal convenience, then there is no question that it’s worth it to put one in.
3. Antiques in a room
Mixing traditional and contemporary styles can pose a challenge, but it’s also a fun way to experiment with contrasts. By keeping a sense of proportion, and linking different styles with common details or accents, you can achieve a unique design scheme to suit your personal tastes.
4.Home offices with glass doors
All offices are enclosed in glass to allow natural light into the center of the plan as well as to create a more transparent, collaborative environment. Some glass doors and panels are trimmed with timber framing to match the room’s interior materials and design.
5. Scandinavian look
Scandinavian design is marked by a focus on clean, simple lines, minimalism, and functionality without sacrificing beauty. It first came to prominence in the 1950s, around the same time as modern style took hold in America and Europe. Part of what makes it so aesthetically pleasing is its lack of clutter.
6. Splash of colour
Color can make or break a space. Warm tones, like red, orange and yellow can energize a space and its occupants. Cool tones such as blue, green and purple generally create quiet, relaxing atmospheres.
7. Open shelving and decorating the plates and mugs
More than any color, style, or even sink shape, open shelving is arguably the biggest trend in kitchen design right now. Because of that, open shelving can really fit in with any design style, from minimal and industrial to traditional and eclectic.
8. Mid-century style furniture
Mid-Century Modern furniture is characterized by its clean lines, gentle curves, and organic shapes. This style originated mid-20th century—hence its name— but thanks to its elegant simplicity and timeless aesthetic, Mid-Century Modern furniture is still highly popular in contemporary interior design.
9. Add artworks in your interiors
Go big in a small space. “A large piece can look great in a small space,”
- Don’t be afraid of figurative art.
- Hang at eye or setaing level to create intimacy.
- Strike a balance.
- Put it where you’ll see it.
- Add special touches.
- Focus on the details.
- Edit arrangements
10. Coloured kitchens
If you’re having trouble finding the perfect hue, play it safe by choosing shades that are favored by designers and the majority of homeowners. White, ivory, yellow, red, green, blue and gray are all popular paint colors, both for walls and as accents
11. Earthy neutral tones
Pure-neutral colors include black, white, and all grays, while near-neutral hues include browns, tan, and darker colors. Many earth tones originate from clay earth pigments, such as umber, ochre, and sienna.
12. Create a gym room with only the necessary fitness props
- Create an Atmosphere that Will Inspire Activity.
- Give Yourself Space for a Variety of Different Workouts.
- Mirror Your Movements.
- Protect Your Floors, Protect Your Joints.
- Look into Resistance Band Training.
- Add Storage Units to Keep Space Clear and Clutter-Free.
