Interior designers anticipate that living spaces will start to move away from the many shades of white and embrace more robust color schemes. According to reports, Pantone color-matching took the bold step to name a zingy yellow and grey as trend-setting colors this year. The idea seems to be that these colors express strength and hopefulness. Paint companies such as Benjamin Moore are also touting Aegean Teal, and a wide range of hot and soft pinks are expected to enjoy prominence.<\/p>\n

2: Cottage Nostalgia Is The New Rustic Vogue<\/h2>\n

The lazy days of summer by the sea are being rekindled by the strategic placement of wood furniture and vintage throw pillows. Think empty blue-glass bottles with flowers and sage stems inserted into them. Influence bloggers are reportedly pushing the interior design style called “Cottage Core” as an upbeat Rustic Vogue trend.<\/p>\n

3: Vintage Never Fades Away<\/h2>\n

Repurposed old junk and retro pieces blended with classic antiques will bring all of the yesteryear trends together. In many ways, vintage schemes are taking on a renewed personalization. Basically, anything old that you like can be immersed in an interior design that reflects your taste. It’s up to the individual to find aesthetic cohesion. Contrast appears to be the key to vintage everything in 2021.<\/p>\n

4: Global Influence Encourages an Eclectic Mix of Styles<\/h2>\n

Imagine warm, earthy colors inspired by the African plains surrounding tropical plants that remind you of your favorite island getaway. That’s the type of wide net that some interior decorators want to cast this year. Given that online shopping platforms allow everyday people to reimagine living spaces across states and continents, trendsetters appear willing to bring the world home via delivery vans.<\/p>\n