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Street style (graffiti on walls/furniture) in interiors
When used with simple furniture, can create striking impact
Would look nice in paired-back, Scandi space where vibe is relaxed
Warehouse living (Modern Industrial Design
Unassuming materials (Worn-out flooring, brick walls, and metal bars exposed from the ceiling)
Charm of imperfection
Metallic staircase leading to an open bedroom above a rustic floor.
Minimalism
Pendant lighting using Edison-style bulbs, brass-type knobs on cabinets, and an island made of wood that looks like it’s just been chopped off a tree would give your modern kitchen an industrial twist.
A white couch against a wall with rustic artwork should look good in your living room. A floor lamp made of metallic materials such as brushed nickel copper provide contrast to contemporary carpeting. Remember that it’s all in the details.
Inspired by historical buildings
White, gray, black, and wooden brown
Biophilic Design
Natural Fibre Furniture
"Chubby" Design
Use of arches
Study Nooks
Multi-functional spaces
Invisibility
Secret Rooms
invisible handles for fully integrated kitchen
Integrating stairs with furniture
Creating extra storage space
Colourful Bathrooms
Open Plan Living
Incorporating curtains and mobile panels to hide specific areas
Terrazzo
Not just for flooring (Also for kitchen and living room furniture)
Printed on wallpapers, fabrics and weaved into rugs
Exposed wood and concrete on walls, ceilings and floors
Creates warmth and elegance, without being expensive
Unique and bold wall to wall styles
Vintage Furniture
Increased importance of entertaining
napery and tablecloths, placemats and plates, and glassware and accessories
Handcrafted pieces
Vases, sculptures and urns placed atop tabletops, consoles and sideboards add a style moment of considered solitude.
Textures and shapes of all sorts
Patterns, lines, surfaces and form all come togethe
3d printed objects
Tiny house movement
Using Virtual reality to visualise design
Sustainable materials (stone, rammed earth, hollow concrete, and wood.)
Basing design on location/atmosphere