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In 2022, interior design trends will centre around reclaiming spaces previously adapted to home working, a renewed interest in bringing the natural world indoors, and our choice of colour palettes will become more bold. Here is how you can achieve the 2022 interior look in your home... Â
Wall Art
Set your home apart by adding some personality through art. Feeling inspired whilst in your place of comfort helps with productivity and is a mood-booster. Art is also making a huge comeback and can provide a real focal point and statement in your home. Here are our favourite styles of wall art to bring a crisp aesthetic to your interior this year.
Coffee Table Books
The rise in motivational and self-help books have become apparent across Instagram. Not only are they the perfect read, but they also double up as a perfect piece of home decor. Books are another way to bring personality and a pop of colour to your living space: place them on your coffee table or a bookshelf to build up your chic aesthetic!Â
Colour Blocking
This year, we are seeing designers not afraid to venture out and explore with dramatic pops of colour. Whether its colour blocking or mix and matching colours and tones, there are no rules when it comes to making an interior statement. Be playful and try an accent wall, or bring in colour through soft furnishings like cushions and throws. Â
Nature Inspired
The nature culture has been embedded into our lifestyles for a few years now - channel this trend by adding natural materials to encapsulate the outside indoors. Materials such as marble and muted stoneware surfaces are really popular this year, as well as stylish handcrafted sculptures and imperfect organic accessories, such as Kyo bowls and wicker furnishings. Ceramic is also making a comeback!Â
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