Key trends in this year’s interior design

Fashion trends in design are not subject to rapid change. Having fallen into the peak of fashion now, your interior will remain relevant for at least 3-5 years, and during this time it is easy to update individual details of your home. In April 2017, an ode to Milan hosted an exhibition called Fuorisalone, dedicated to the design and furniture industry. It is considered one of the significant events in this area. Every year, many people from all over the world come to the exhibition to get acquainted with the offers of the best manufacturers. This year, leading designers proposed the following trends in interior design.

Trendy colors and shades

A lot of attention at the Milan Design Week was devoted to color. The favorites turned out to be Millenial Pink, a warm pale pink. This was followed by mustard yellow, deep blue, orange papaya, purple and green with a natural shade of avocado, celery and sage. In the forecasts of the fashion house Panton for 2018, pink, as well as blue and green shades are in the lead. Ikea in the coming years adopts dark green. The Milan Furniture Fair agrees with him, who suggests paying attention to the following shades:

dark green - black forest;
emerald green;
watermelon red.

PPG, a manufacturer of paints and varnishes, is confident that the main color in the interior in 2018 will be the luxurious color of the southern night - indigo black. Houzz is confident that in the near future no fashionable interiors can do without pink, blue, gray-green and mustard yellow. Quite deep, but soft shades were presented - saturated, but not cutting eyes. Classic white, black and gray of all kinds never go out of fashion. Next season they will be especially effective in the interior of kitchens. In general, pastel colors are replaced by more vibrant and festive.

Materials

Among the finishing materials, eco-friendly are leading:

a natural stone;
vintage metal;
tree of all colors.

Experts from Ikea assure that ferrous metal and cork will remain at the peak of relevance, and pink metals, marble and products from sisal and jute will go to rest in the coming years. The interiors should have natural surfaces that you want to touch with your hand - wooden, stone and metal with a pronounced texture. It will become relevant for any style. Qualitative imitations of natural materials are not forbidden. All leading designers note the need to use recycled wood to reduce damage to nature. Nut shades of wood come into fashion. Sealine manufactures furniture by combining fashionable wood with trendy upholstery. Furniture designers intend to use all types of natural stone. At the peak of fashion there will also be stone carving. The use of artificial stone and even concrete in the interior will be relevant. Metal is widely used in plumbing elements, frame and furniture decoration, in decor. Favorite combination of metal with wood and stone. Glossy surfaces are replaced by matte, shiny nickel gives way to chiseled brass.

Decor

Maintaining the trend of ecology and the desire for textured natural surfaces, designers offer to pay attention to ceramics. Burnt clay will be present in the decor, accessories and even furniture. Ceramic vases, figurines will put a fashionable point in the design of the house. Not completely forgotten and plastic. It will be an excellent alternative to ceramics in those places where impact resistance and practicality are needed - in squares, cinemas, street cafes.

Plants in the interior

Indoor flowers have always enlivened the interior. Now designers are offering to decorate their homes with succulents - plants from the desert. These include:

cacti
aloe;
spurge;
haworthia;
Gasteria.

Succulents are unpretentious in comparison with ordinary flowers and look original.

Textile

For furniture, velvet, velveteen, leather and silk are relevant. Aged textiles and wall coverings made of fabric do not go out of fashion. Geometric prints replace vegetable ones. Black and white drawings are relevant - photography, abstraction, impressionism. Asymmetry and various geometric shapes are relevant for facades, home textiles, pillows, rugs, paintings and ceramics.

Forms

Asymmetric aerial metal structures are in fashion. They give the interior weightlessness and airiness. Wall coverings with geometric patterns emphasize a simple but dynamic interior. For softer and more romantic natures, an alternative trend is preferable - watercolor.Translucent blurry tones, spots and splashes adorn the walls, curtains and sofa cushions. Martin Thompson's design studio offers a whole collection on this subject.