We interviewed Eszter Radnóczy, the lead designer of 'este'r partners,' to inquire about the expected interior design trends in 2024.
Home decor trends in 2019
At Home Network, 2019. 03. 14.
Home decor trends in 2019
What a better way to start the spring than upgrading the look of your home. We have carefully chosen 5 of the most prominent trends for you to try this time.
Rose gold and exposed lighting were some of the top home decor trends of last year. 2019 is going to have some fantastic home design trends. Read on and watch out for the trends our realtors say will make their way into the homes.
Natural elements
| For many years, modern, high-tech solutions and metallic tones dominated the interior design. 2019 moves towards fresh, natural materials such as stone, wood, copper, concrete, and granite - not just for countertops. We are expecting to see less silver, rose gold and more copper with it’s red and orange tones and overall earthy hue. Kitchens will be less laboratory and more library-like with wood finishes. These elements will help bring an organic and serene ambiance to any space while reflecting the nature within your home. Big bold plants will also be a thing! |  |
Pastel is the past
Be brave and try out new, bold tones! Though muted colors can help you avoid making spaces feel overwhelming, 2019 could be the year where bolder colors are preferred bringing richer hues to your home. Lookout for dramatic reds, pinks, yellows and greens. This time you may take different shapes and colours and mix them tastefully. You’ll be surprised how frenetic and harmonic the result can be.
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Maximalism and art deco
While interiors have been dominated by the simple Scandinavian design these past few years, all signs are pointing toward a return to more maximalist tendencies in a fresh and modern way. The next style of furniture that’s set to take 2019 by storm is art deco! Designers predict people will be more thoughtful about acquiring long-lasting pieces from different periods and styles to create interiors that are intrinsically unique and are linked to the owners' to have a personal significance.
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Velvet materials
Believe it or not, velvet was seen as old fashion and stuffy, now viewed as a luxurious yet artsy. This multi-dimensional fabric has already started gaining a lot of attention, leading many designers to believe velvet decor will be one of 2019’s most sought-after trends. A velvet sofa or armchair will surely pop out of your decent living room.
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Geometric patterns, paving and wall tiles
Incorporating geometric patterns is not a new trend yet for 2019 geometric patterns are expected to have a dramatic presence. Colors will be bolder with oversized patterns. This is a trend that will help make a bold statement in any room. Break up with your old white walls and plain tiles and use geometric shapes that add dimensionality to your rooms. A range of shapes create unique focal points and conversation topics too.
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