CONTEMPORARY

New bedding in cotton or flannel will make you want to hibernate all winter long!  For a stylish look try sheet sets that have contrast piping, contrast stitching, or flanged seams.  A bench upholstered in velvet will give the bedroom a luxurious, cozy vibe as well as a velvet throw blanket nestled at the foot of the bed.  Bold floral prints and geometric patterns of LAST YEAR are sticking around.  

FLANGED SEAMS

PIPING

Make your bedroom cozy with the latest in color trends.  Warm, muted nudes have replaced the minimalistic palette of past years. Try an earthy paint color on the walls or ceiling of your bedroom.  The warm undertones are sure to add a cozy vibe.

Bold blues are big again this year, and are my favorite accent colors!  When styled properly blue can be a neutral, so don't hesitate to use it on a wall or furniture.

I hope these four interior design trends have you bursting with ideas for making your bedroom cozy all winter long.

The bohemian style is here again, but with a vintage, modern twist and curved lines.   You will see a lot of mixing and matching of the bohemian style paired with traditional style, mid-century modern, and Morrocan.  A mixing of modern and vintage is what you will see this year.  The minimalistic style will continue because people are becoming more aware of their choices.  The difference this year is not having no stuff at all it's having value in the stuff you own with a cleaner aesthetic.  Art Deco is another style you will see in 2019.  It is a style of visual arts, architecture, and design.  Graphic patterns, sleek textures, and bold curves rule in this style.

Below you will find inspirational photographs of the different styles, materials, furniture, patterns, and colors that are on trend in 2019.  Above the photos are links for you to shop or leisurely browse. 

Traditional sustainable materials will hold value this year.  Materials such as glass, concrete, stone, terracotta, and terrazzo will make their way into home decor.  Terracotta tiles will replace the cool whites and neutral tones.  They will have a natural matte finish and will be used in floors and wall cladding.   Terrazzo usually seen in flooring will make a come back in an artistic manner.  This sustainable material will be used in home decor such as furniture, vases and for lighting solutions.

We will start to see more of the industrial-looking metals such as black steel or burnished metals.  Brass, silver and polished nickel are making a come back.  Marble remains trendy but will be used in a more casual and simple way mixed with metals.

We will see recycled handmade items constructed with natural materials or finished in natural tones.  Handmade glazed ceramics, colored vases and wooden vases. Other materials that we will see are ratan, wicker, jute, bamboo, and sisal.  DIY projects, vintage pieces, and folk art provide contrasting colors and patterns.  Fabric upholstery remains a strong trend and velvet will be the most sort after fabric. Once viewed as stuffy and old fashion it is now being used in today's modern homes.

Warm wood and warm tones will still be a trend in 2019 but we will see light wood floors in shades of light oak, birch, and beachy white.

Warm wood countertops in kitchens will be seen as well.

Acrylic furniture holds strong because it vibes with most style decor and the clear sturdy material works to make a room feel uncluttered.  

Expect to see curvilinear cuts in furniture.  If you've been needing to replace a piece of furniture and want to be trendy, maybe try a curved piece like a sofa or chair.  Small details like seams in upholstery will be popular.  Expect to see contrast piping, contrast stitching, and flanged seams.  Antiques will be drawing attention in 2019, they tell a story and add warmth to a modern space.

Upholstered headboards and footboards, covered in comfortable textiles will be trending as well as four-poster beds.  Multifunctional furniture, compact furniture, and oversized furniture will be on trend.    

There are a lot of exciting things happening this year with patterns.  Floral patterns in large bold prints and tropical prints with a twist.  Geometric and art deco patterns, retro, curvy lines and minimal are all new and fresh.

I hope these home interior trends have you excited to start your new design or decor project/projects.  If you have a vision of what you want your new space to look like but need help putting it together feel free to contact me through my  E-DECOR SERVICE.   Thank you for the visit and have a wonderful new year!