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Decoration trends in 2019

2 January 2019

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Decoration trends in 2019

Do you know the latest trends in wall decoration? What materials will play a major role this season? What colours are trending now? Decorating a house is the closest thing to successfully completing a puzzle that reinvents itself over time and, new houses, are a blank canvas on which to let your imagination fly.

If you are one of those persons who keeps up with every detail of the latest industry developments and have decided to incorporate these new trends into your interior decoration, pay attention, the following is for you. Trending colours, fashion furniture, wall decoration… We can tell you everything you need to know to convert your new home into an authentic fashion home. Do you have pen and paper? Take note!

 

Styles that are decoration trends

The variety of styles in interior design and decoration has come to stay. Contemporary settings with classical reminiscences, industrial environments based on a Nordic style, up-to-date rustic settings… The most popular trends will continue to hold a niche in interior design projects but, in terms of styles, the new decoration trends come loaded with new features.

Classics reinvent themselves and, with the new season in sight, settings are predicted inspired by three styles: the Wabi Sabi, the Japandi and the so-called Mid Century.

If you decide on the first option, you must decorate your interiors by wisely using the beauty of the imperfect, of the antique, while the Japandi style, a decoration trend that combines Japanese philosophy with Nordic inspiration, is particularly suitable for the living room.

However, if you prefer something more traditional but at the same time highly topical, nothing is better than to decorate your interiors with the Mid-Century style. Do you remember the aesthetics of the 50s? Exactly, this decoration trend with checkerboard style wooden floors and powerful colours full of simplicity is recycled and modernised to play a leading role in the new year’s proposals. Do you have the courage to use it?