Trends are dynamic and constantly variable - it is the eternal dynamics of the trend. A trend can affect us in many ways - from the way we live and work, the way we choose to look at our values and attitudes.
Trends inspire us and give us the opportunity to think creatively and interpret it in our own way.
2019 will be characterized by sustainable materials due to the increasing focus of taking better care of the planet we live on.
As individuals, we are becoming conscious of the pollution and unsustainable materials, actions and processes surrounding us. That is why we have become more aware of our consumption, our choice of food and interior design.
We want to contribute to better conditions for both animals and humans, but also when products are being made.
Artificial flowers and plants are more trendy than ever. Together with the botanical trend, which has been dominating the industry in the last couple of year, artificial flowers and plants add further traction to this trend again.
Artificial flowers and plants are a bit stigmatized as this dull and boring looking fake plant standing in governmental institutions in the 90's.
But the craftsmanship and small unique details have changed the game, making them look so lifelike that you will water them because you think they are real.
Business is truly blooming more than ever.
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Colours within interior design have an impact on our daily lives, even more than we realize.
Colours reflect our personality, our mood and who we are, both in the way we use colours decorating our home, the choice of colours at our clothes and how we use colours to stand out from the majority. Colours can bring joy and laughter or illustrate sadness. Colours can lighten up a room and make it feel much larger or can make a room seem smaller and more isolated. Colours can make something stand out in the crowd or be subtle and blend in with the surroundings.
That is why colours are amazing and an important part of our daily lives. Colours in the home must be aligned and harmonized and the right use of colours can contribute to a consistent red thread through your entire interior design and create cohesion between the rooms.
Through a time where political instability is a reality and causes uncertainty in our society, trust has never been a more relevant topic than it is now. Both the trust we show towards each other as individuals, but also the trust we as people have towards brands and the society in general. Interior design will in 2019 reflect trust and embrace honest design, which we as humans can relate to. We want designs to tell us a unique story of why, how, where and by whom it is created.
This season, we will experience the trend of trustworthy design through different trend directions. In interior design 2019, we strive to decorate our home with products that make us feel safe, calm down and feel trust. Trustworthy design should contribute to a lifestyle, where we want to achieve sympathy, honesty, harmony and a free spirit with room for playful design.
A new year is synonymous with renewal and change. We have looked through the crystal ball to predict the hottest interior trends and will in this blog post guide you through the 6 biggest interior trends for 2019 to watch for.
Due to the rapidly growing digitization, we as humans long for the basic values. When decorating your home in 2019, surfaces, structures and textures are all important elements when choosing the right products. The love for traditional craftsmanship and handmade design will also continue to be a huge interior trend in 2019 and the trend for natural materials and fascination with nature will continue as well.
Our homes will in 2019 also be characterized by the floral trend, which is blooming! Winter florals and botanicals are both big trends to see in 2019. Natural nuances of brown, sandy shades and earthy tones like rusty reds and terracotta will be colours that embrace our home in 2019. We will also see designs inspired by a fusion across different cultures.
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Imagine the sunset above Africa's savannah, filling the low coastal plains with a warm glow and slowly disappearing behind the horizon. Keep this picture in mind if you want to decorate in an African inspired style. Earthly shades of clay and terracotta in orange, red and brown shades, in a combination with bright and simple elements, will create a unique and breathtaking space.
Africa is a beautiful and exotic continent, with a rich cultural heritage and is characterized by unique interior design. Modern decor in African inspired style is not about crowding the home with masks, baskets, animal prints and red- and brown shades everywhere. It is about finding a few elements that add a touch of an African mood to an otherwise simple decor. It is about finding elements that create harmony, personality and warmth.
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The embrace of Japanese simplicity and the rustic Scandinavian style, in splendid interplay, creates Japandi.
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The Japandi trend is highly influenced by Zen, which embraces the simple and clean style of interior design. The crane is one of the oldest described paper-folding figures and epitomises Japanese traditional origami. The crane is also a huge national symbol of happiness and wisdom and the national bird in Japan.
Two central Japanese techniques that are essential is "Sashiko stitching", a simple sewing technique and "Shibori", a centuries-old Japanese technique for dyeing textiles.
Scandinavian design has become synonymous with timeless, simple and practical style – and we love it. The Scandinavian design philosophy is all about keeping things simple, but beautiful.
Scandinavian design refers to the use of natural materials, pale colours and minimalist shapes in a beautiful combination. As a design choice, Scandinavian style finds widespread popularity because it can be taken either high-end or more basic.
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