If you’re looking to amp up the wow factor in your space, there’s nothing more refreshing than adding a touch of optimism and positivity throughout your pieces. From happy yellows to soothing earth tones and playful textures. The interior options are endless, and aesthetic aside; there’s nothing better than creating a space that puts you at complete ease, creates a functional environment and reflects your personal style.

Ahead, find the top 5 interior trends to brighten your home in the coming months.

Geometric Shapes

If there’s one thing for sure, it’s that most modern and 2000s-inspired pieces are here to stay. From edgy geometry pieces which add dramatic tension to your space to bold yet subtle accents, you can accessorise around the house and more. The options are endless and filled with unique colourways, artistic edge and endless vibrant tones.

Japandi

By mixing in oriental design with a touch of Scandi minimalism, Japandi harnesses both Scandinavian and Japanese décor, and it couldn’t be more different to Cottagecore. The aesthetic focuses on lotus flowers, origami-inspired geometrics, Japanese interior filled with warm spiced tones and soft neutrals.

Pattern Play

When playing with patterns in interior design, many find it quite difficult. Still, a touch of personalisation can truly go a long way in any space, allowing you to uplift your living environment. Mixing in classic check and stripe has been, without a doubt, this seasons newest pattern combination – incorporated in soft furnishings, drapes, rugs or even side chairs. A touch of pattern is key for a well-balanced space!

Natural Approach

Within the quarantine months of the pandemic, caring for houseplants has kept us in touch with nature and allowed us to find calm and create purifying air within our space. Whether you opt for large plants to make a statement, smaller accents around the house or go full-out 70s rattan vibes, adding earthy tones and textures will capture the aesthetic of global styles through unique and natural textures.

Eco-conscious Fabrics

Keep it both stylish and on-trend by sourcing new fabrics and designs created with the environment in mind whilst not compromising your space’s beautiful design and quality. You can find an array of material’s made from organic cotton and recycled polyester, which reduces the number of harmful chemicals, allowing us to decrease decomposing plastic.