Our
homes are one of our proudest possessions, not only is it a big investment to
make financially, but it is also a place that we raise our family, that we
spend time together and that we escape from the outside world.
This
means that we are likely to want our homes to be a comfortable and inviting
place to be. Not only this, but we are also going to want to make sure that it
is stylish and well designed too.
If
you are concerned that you are not particularly creative, then you may be
looking for inspiration. To help you along the way, we have put together the
top 5 growing design trends in 2018. All ready for you to try yourself.
Embellishments, embellishments,
everywhere!
Whilst
we know that plenty of people will opt for the less is more approach, but it
seems that during 2018 the motto has been more is more. Textures and
embellishments are proving to be popular. Fringing, tassels and feathers, these
are all being seen in the coolest homes during 2018. It doesn’t matter if you
add them into your home in the form of a wall hanging, throws or curtains. The
main aim is to create a sense of texture and interest into your home.
Ice cream sweet rooms
When
it comes to colours in your home, it seems that the popular choice has been
neutral colours that allow you to accessorise. However, it seems that things
may be changing. For 2018, the colour scheme of choice are almost sickly sweet.
Ice cream colours of pink, blue and peach are likely to be popping up in living
rooms, dining rooms and bedrooms of homes throughout the UK. We know that this
particular theme might not be the ideal choice for some people, but we love the
way that they not only work together, but that they also work well when you
combine them with other colour schemes or theme.
Geometric prints for your walls
We
always look forward to seeing which prints are going to be popular for the year
and when we saw the big print trend for 2018, we were more than just a little
excited. It is the math fan’s dream, geometric patterns and designs. Be it in
tiles, wallpaper or art, these are going to be big news! We love the fact that
these bold prints are not only colourful and eye-catching, but also that they
work in a variety of rooms in your home.
Plant life
Spending
time outdoors is great, but what if you could spend time outdoors without
having to even leave the house? Sounds a little far-fetched we know, but there
are ways that you can bring the outdoors, inside. Plants, flowers and foliage
are the answer. Not only are plants a great way to add colour and texture to
your home, but they are also pretty good for your health too. They help to keep
the air clean and fresh, which will make you feel great! They are also easy to
put in place, and if you feel that you are ready for a change, then you can do
this with ease.
Ombre effects are not just for your hair
If
you are a fan of hair colouring and styles, then you may know all about ombre’s,
but what you might not realise is that ombre effects can also work in your
home. For the next few months, you are likely to find that ombre stylings are
appearing on cushions, rugs, bedding and a whole host of other things that you
can use to style your home. Not only this, but you can also create a wallpaper
with an ombre effect. We love the idea of ombre in our home, not only does it
create a modern style, but it also works perfectly in neutral homes that need a
touch of design and style that you may not be sure how best to achieve.
Hopefully,
you will have found this article useful in finding ways to embrace 2018
interior design and create your ideal home.
Don’t
forget that sometimes in a home it can be the finishing touches that really
matter. This is particularly true when it comes to creating a dramatic hallway,
landing or stairwell. Why not take a look at Balustrade Components? They are experts in all things
Balustrade and can help you to make a house that you are proud to call your
own.
xoxo,
Therese
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