When it comes to interior design, follows your instincts

When it comes to interior design, it isn’t a mandate to follow trends, it is also about instincts and feasibility. If we combine all three, we can actually come up with some of the coolest designs that are also easy to materialize.

Scrolling through some top interior design magazines, one will know that trends are temporary and that in the end, it is the instincts that survive.

The trending color: Yell for yellow

The color gives the right amount of pop to any setting. Don’t go out and out with the color, try its hues and shades, try using it in selective pieces, maybe one of the sofas or one of the drapes can be yellow paired with other neutral shades, to achieve a vibrant look. Explorations for shades of yellow and tones of the jewel are popular as these give an instant makeover.

Sustainable is successful

The trend says to go natural, be conscious, and use products that can be reused and recycled. Using fewer plastics is one way to go about it. People are also using handmade, textile and macramé furniture and accessories.

The velvet vogue

Velvet is one material that is never enough, the more the better, but it has to be used in a way that complements the entire set rather than being an eye-catching piece. No matter what shade you choose, the velvet will always add a touch of warmth. And no matter in what piece you choose, from a sofa to a bedside rug, the velvet will always add oodles of effortless glamour.

Inspired from nature

Who doesn’t love floral, its vintage and chic? And it isn’t limited to that, we also have a trend called leafy.  Also, we have celestial designs that add a sense of ambition and get-up-and-do-it attitude to any setting. Be it any design, it’s all about bringing nature inside.

Saying it with words

Right from walls, to cushions and pillows, to candles, to storage jars, to rugs, everything has something to say these days. Things are getting sloganized, and hence making a presence and conversation with our space and setting.

Whether you are doing a renovation or maybe just redoing a corner, this list of trends covers all spaces, from kitchens to the restrooms. But it totally makes sense, if you are still perplexed about incorporating any of it in your home. In that case, subscribing to one of the well-known and bestinterior design magazines in the A+D industry, such as IFJ, will come in handy to educate you more.