Top Interior Design Trends for 2020

This article was published on January 16th, 2020

The beginning of a new year is the perfect time to do some redecorating. And for those who are looking to start with something trendy, here are some of the top interior design trends for 2020.

Neutral colors:
Neutral colors were a staple in 2019, and are still some of the most talked about colors for 2020. Not only are neutral shades great for wall décor, but they’re also a great option for furniture and accessories, giving your home a warm and cozy feel.

Velvet:
A tricky trend for some, the fabric has gotten somewhat of a makeover from the old-school velvet of the past. This time around, there is a wide range of colors to choose from, especially when it comes to cushion and sofas.

Black and white interiors combos:

The classic black and white combo is making a return as a top trend in 2020, and the possibilities are limitless! Furniture, accessories, wall colors, as well as textile and pattern variations make it easy to get this trend right.

Geometric patterns:
A very popular trend over the past few years, experts are calling 2020 the year of geometric balance, where you can stick with one or two statement pieces using geometric patterns, or use them on floors tiles, or even wallpaper. It’s all about using it correctly and subtly.

Canopy beds:

Canopy beds are making a huge comeback, and it’s easy to see why! Not only are they regal, but they also add a special something to any bedroom. Remember to consider the size of the bed and the canopy as to not go overboard – you’ll end up with a bulky look.

Floral wallpaper:

Another trend that is making a comeback, it’s come a long way from the traditional red and pink rose wallpaper that we were used seeing! Colorful patterns with different styles and sizes are a huge trend this year, and have evolved into a chic, modern version of a classic.

Metal combos:

Metal continue to be a hot trend this year, with combinations popping up everywhere. Think silver, gold, copper and even tin, creating stunning combination masterpieces. Remember to not mix more than three different metal types or you’ll end up with a very overwhelming style!