If you like decorating your home according to the newest trends, then you have to check out which trends are IN and which are OUT. So, here is a quick round up for you with 5 Trends that are IN and 5 Trends that are out in 2021:
1. IN: Cottage inspired kitchens
This season kitchen are the dreamy spaces where you should get creative and get more inspired in making new recipes. From hooks to open shelves, every nice item you own is shown along with green plants, artsy elements or framed pictures. Moreover, the storage solutions are super dreamy (cute jars, wooden boxes) and shown of different shelves along with your kitchen ingredients or even frying pens.
OUT: Minimal kitchens
Because this season is all about creativity, minimal kitchens don’t show anymore that homey and welcoming spirit, so if you own one try giving it more personality with different deco elements added on your counter top or on extra open shelves. The kitchen space should shown the styles you love and also a little bit of your personality.
2. IN: Crafty and artsy deco elements
The art of craftsmanship has a lot of value in 2021. The new must-have decorations tell a story and are also unique and original. Moreover, the pottery trend is back when it comes to vases or flower pots. Everything is getting more artsy when it comes to decorations and we’re talking about recycled products, items that are have irregular shapes and dreamy objects that look like works of art. These elements are great to style a bookcase, a kitchen or even a balcony shelf.
OUT: Classic gallery walls or bookcases
Because creativity and home deco styling are must-haves in 2021 showing a true passion for decoration, a DIY spirit and anyone’s personality, the classic showroom vibe is out! Try to avoid a perfectly aligned gallery wall with the same type of frame and color, showing the picture that comes with the frame or a quote. Instead, focus on a mix and match of frames in different shapes and sizes showing things you adore, abstract art, line art figures or pastel landscapes. As for bookcases, forget the classic arrangement and instead try a bookcase styling: arrange your books according to colors in a rainbow look and mix and match them with plants, frames and artsy deco objects.
3. IN: Nature inspired elements
Recently we love to bring the outdoors indoors and use furniture and deco elements inspired by the dreamy nature. Unique pieces made of rattan, raffia, wood, stone or even different natural fabrics make a space looking original, calm and relaxing. So, make sure you choose at least one nature inspired piece for your summer inspired home.
OUT: Matching elements that look too generic
Because this season is all about unique decor pieces and furniture, avoid old styled furniture sets. Instead start mix and matching woven chairs or deco elements and different types of furniture that can tell a story.
4. IN: An Earthy color scheme
An Earthy inspired color scheme brings a nature feeling in your home, but also a welcoming and cozy vibe. These shades make a home looking super comfy, but also relaxing. So, choose these versatile shades for your home and match them with pops of color like orange or yellow, the dreamy green inspired by nature, pastels or neutral shades.
OUT: Boring neutrals and white
Forget about neutrals and white for an interior. This season spice things ups with pastels, Earthy shades and different pops of color. This way neutrals will stand out better and any space will become full of life, contrast and personality!
5. IN: A maximalist approach in home design
This season is all about mixing different decor styles, textures prints or colors in creating a Maximalist interior. This interior should reflect your style and personality, especially with the specific decor objects you add and style a room with. Also, create a gorgeous print or texture mix and make your home an urban jungle with your favorite green plants.
OUT: A minimal style that lacks personality
A space that doesn’t reflect your taste or personality is out this season. So, if you really want a minimal inspired interior you can mix neutrals with Earthy shades and create a calm looking space in which the design elements really stand out. Pick gorgeous woven and nature inspired items along with unique elements you find at fairs or on your trips like vases or sculptures and make them the starts of your home.
