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5 Trends in the Interior That Are Relevant in 2020

July 14, 2020 by Suzanne Lasky

Here is an article / guest post about design trends for 2020. I know it is now 6 months into the year, but S Interior Design chose to publish it to allow readers to relate to the trends written about especially the Biophilic & Multi-functional Spaces sections. As we spend more and more time in our homes these areas are particularly relevant for our lives.

What comes to your mind when you think of trendy interior designs? Is it the exquisite beauty and class or is it the flashy colors and signature designer brands and furniture? It’s quite evident that trends could change overnight and soon become forgotten. What makes them stand the test of time in the hall of trends? Interior design trends 2020have proved that anything goes when it comes to mixing creative juices for a perfect and unique outlook.

As much as style is essential and crucial in home décor, individuality and perspectives always have the upper hand. As some would prefer minimalist interior trends, some will go out with no expenses spared on luxe interior trends and designs. The level of work rate involved will depend on the individual’s preferences. They could be into DIY plans, commissioning custom pieces, or into the craft and arty designs.

Relevant Interior Trends

So what are the latest trends in interior design? It’s interesting to see craft unfolding in visual ways that express our personalities or characters. Below are some of the best trends in interior design in 2020.

1. Biophilic Design

Biophilic Design is an interior trend that is soon gaining popularity for green interior trends in 2020. This design incorporates a natural element that provides an outdoor experience, but this time inside a roof and confined between walls. Designers fuse material, vegetation and regulate light intensity into modern built environments to add more definition and life in a setting.

Also, setting experts have come to the understanding that natural element in the interior plays a significant role in balancing blood pressures and heart rates, reducing stress and anxiety management. With green as its primary color representing life and productivity, it is evident that designing your home in such a manner could improve your well-being. It keeps your creative juices flowing all round the clock through the nourishment obtained from the leafy and natural interior trend.

Ways of Enhancing the Biophilic Design

If you enjoy experiencing nature directly, you should:

  • Incorporate indoor plants, indoor gardens and live walls
  • Addition of fountains
  • Use of natural light

Designing your house more naturally enhances your environment’s sustainability and promotes wellness as you naturally integrate yourself into nature.

2. Multi-functional Spaces

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In 2020 people are resorting to turning their home spaces into a working environment. It is brought about by the convenience of technology on options of working from home. It could be the tone set by your furniture or color combination that attracts a certain work ethic that motivates you. Multi-functional spaces have become one of the most admired designs where one can have a workplace, learning area, and a home all under one roof.

Every section of the house is in a pre-existing manner that could serve more than its original purpose. A good example would be kitchens with island counters where they could be as dining areas, for meal preparations, and even as a work station; this kind of trend cuts out the options of needing extra rooms for the said activities, which all could happen at the same place with convenience.

Another perfect example would be incorporating your gym in your garage. By this, you’ll be getting the convenience of having your own secluded time of workouts and meditation and still have a place for some of the best tools to own or work on your vehicle.

3. Eclectic Glamour

In 2020, this is the standard setting of a luxurious home. The luxe interior trend oozes refinement, confidence, and boldness far above the norm. To some, these settings might seem a bit “extra”, but to the owner, the finer details play a crucial part in the elegance of the home. It’s considered a high-end set up of the classical thirties fused with modern-day opulence.

Glamour is present in every bit of furniture from the state-of-the-art wall paintings to rounded furniture with distinct and interior trend colors 2020. Rich tones of bold colors and an exquisite taste of rich sexy aroma fill the atmosphere once you set foot past the door.

4. Floral Wallpapers

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There are nature lovers who could be allergic to plants yet are dying to have them in their homes. Floral wallpaper is the perfect go-to design that provides that gaze-worth contemporary style to it. With vibrancy and appeal as its primary objective, floral designs have been nicknamed “attention seekers” for how effortless they visually allure and enchant.

Floral wallpaper thrives well in any room in your house from bathrooms, kitchens, dining rooms, hallways to even your bedroom where intense roses paired with the perfect choice of furniture could always set a mood. Flowers brighten homes and still shed light on the vibrancy of life. There are many adhesive options to pick from, and all depend on your preferences as a floral enthusiast.

5. Two-Tone Setups

Monochromatic setups are gaining popularity among the less sophisticated and laid back individuals. Two-tone structures involve two bold colors that add depth in a room, complement each other, and reflect a firm and authentic ambiance. Revitalizing your home or rather rooms with specific colors will ease pressure on the type of furniture to get because it will always be something resonating with your home’s design.

Setting up proper color combinations requires an expert’s touch to it for advice on some of the interior paint trends in 2020. Exploring rare colors could be a new trend as well as you don’t have to rely on past used or commonly use monochromatic setups.

Conclusion

We should buckle up for a mad stylistic ride on ideas and interior design trends in 2020. With a lot to pick from, it boils down to your personality, individual preferences, and personal budget. Styles are continually getting redefined and complemented with few tweaks and experimental aspects to it to stand out and turn out as a perfect reference point and trademark of beauty and creativity.

If you’ve liked the interior trends or have some awesome interior ideas, please feel free to share.

Author Bio

Leslie Simpson is an interior designer with 15 years of experience. She is fond of literature and likes sharing her professional experience in her blog. In her spare time, Leslie likes walking with her dog.

Filed Under: Design Trends, Uncategorized Tagged With: biophilic design, design trends, elegant design, floral wallpaper, monchromatic design, multifuncitonal spaces

2020–The Year of Wall Covering

January 10, 2020 by Suzanne Lasky

Is 2020 the year you will update your interior design using a wall covering material on your walls? S Interior Design suggests that if you are planning some design updates you consider incorporating a unique wall covering into your design plans. You can add dimension and beauty that you cannot achieve using plain wall paint.

geometric covering

The word wall paper conjures up images of cabbage roses for a lot of people. This is not what today’s wall covering selections are about. Of course paper and vinyl based wall coverings are a good option. There are endless styles and colors to look at. Besides that option, there are wood and tile options, metal and even leather. The goal is to add a design element to act as either a great focal WOW moment, or as a perfect back drop to high- light other design elements and furnishings.

wood wall
blue covering


Filed Under: Design Elements, Design Plan, Design Trends, home design, Home Remodelling, Interior Design, Modern Design, Residential design, S Interior Design, S Interior Design Scottsdale, Uncategorized, Wall Covering Tagged With: leather wall tiles, metal wall tiles, S Interior Desgin Scottsdale, wall covering, Wall finishes, Wall Murals, wall paper, wood walls

Kitchen Remodel Trends-2019

July 12, 2019 by Suzanne Lasky

The article contained in this link is a great summary of popular design trends in kitchen design. S Interior Design loves to know the trends but always designs to meet each client’s needs and desires trendy or not!

S Interior Design Kitchen Design-Remodel

https://www.themostchic.com/kitchen-trends/

Filed Under: Design Trends, kitchen design, kitchen design elements, kitchen remodel Tagged With: kitchen design trends, sinteriordesign

Exciting New Tile Options

February 28, 2019 by Suzanne Lasky

As a designer of 17 years time, it seems to take a bit more each year to make me say ‘WOW’. Last night I was invited to an A.S.I.D. meeting at a Scottsdale Arizona vendor – The Tile Shop for a special presentation of the latest product introduction from Ann Selke. Ann Selke is a renowned designer of furnishings including textiles via Pine Cone Hill bedding and area rugs via Dash and Albert. Now she has introduced her custom tile and decorative glass products.

Annie Selke

Consisting of over 200 tiles, the Annie Selke for The Tile Shop collection pushes the boundaries of technology to bring the look and feel of popular Annie Selke textiles, prints and artwork to life. Reflecting the texture of rugs, the sheen of metallic fabrics, the softness of dappled watercolor paintings and more, this inspired collaboration ranges from feminine to bold. Mix and match within the collections to maximize cohesion within a space and from room to room.

I needed to share! A breath of fresh air in the tile world. Besides standard porcelain and ceramic tile, she has coordinated a line of large format glass panels to go along with the tile options if desired.

Glass in Shower

Of course while I was at The Tile Shop I took the time to look at their entire inventory of fabulous tile options. I was happy to see new dimensional tiles, use of color and patterns along with the natural stone classics.

  • Black and Textured
  • Colorful and Geometric
  • Cement Look Encaustic
  • Textural Limestone
  • Not Your Father’s Subway Tile!

Now that my creative juices are flowing I am eager to embark on a new client project that I will hopefully be able to use some of these wonderful new tile finds in the design plan!

Filed Under: Artwork, Bathroom Remodel, Colorization, Design Elements, Design Trends, home design, Home Remodelling, Interior Design, kitchen design, kitchen design elements, kitchen remodel, Redesign, remodels, Renovation, Residential design, S Interior Design Scottsdale, Tile Tagged With: Decorative Tile, S Interior Design Scottsdale Arizona, The Tile Shop

5 Home Upgrades You Won’t Regret

January 26, 2019 by Suzanne Lasky

Below is a guest posting about upgrades you can do to your home to increase functionality, update the look and feel and increase your home value prior to selling. Notably the first upgrade the author cites is around smart home technology. It gives even a traditionalist, post 50 year old cause to think about implementing a few more in her home….lights that can change color with our moods? Definitely need to find out more about that one! Enjoy reading this post and more from S Interior Design.

There are many ways you can upgrade your home. From full scale remodels to small upgrades that will impact the way you live in your home daily. We’ve compiled five upgrades you can do in your home that will provide a refresh, and can even help you save money. 

Photo from Unsplash

1. Automating with smart home technology

We are constantly surrounded by technology, and we’re always finding new ways to make our devices smarter, faster, and better. Smart phones and watches, high-tech doorbells and hands-free devices, such as the Amazon Echo and Google Home, allow us to streamline our lives.

Some other smart home features include smart televisions, which are more streamlined than an entertainment center full of modems and they’re more stylish with an unobtrusive screen and beautiful screensavers.

You might also look to smart lighting by adding a lamp that can be turned on and off via an app. Smart light bulbs also exist with color-changing options that can coordinate with your mood.

There are even smart oven options now that allow you to monitor your cooking and food temperature while being away from the kitchen. Imagine, picking up children from school and extracurricular activities and still arriving home to a delicious, homemade meal.

Photo from Unsplash

2. Painting or redecorating

Take a look around your home and consider your current color palette. How long has it been since you painted your living room or kitchen? Determine if a fresh coat of paint will help refresh a stale space. Consider neutrals or the color of the year (“Living Coral”) to update a room in your house.

Other ways to refresh a space without a full remodel include utilizing some of the 2019 home design trends. Some examples you may consider include a full tile backsplash in the kitchen to refresh the space or repainting your cabinets with a white or cream to brighten the room without the expense of replacing cabinets. Also, in living spaces, consider a mix of fabrics to add depth and textures.

Photo from Unsplash

3. Replacing old appliances

Upgrading your 13-year-old washing machine or your finicky dishwasher to a new, high-tech appliance could save you money in the long run. Modern appliances are energy efficient and conserve more water than traditional models, so you’ll be saving on your utility bills in no time.

They’ll also boost the resale value of your home if you’re planning on moving in the next few years. If any of your appliances are on the fritz, you could be eligible for a brand new replacement through your home warranty, which is also considered to be a great marketing tool during a home sale.

4. Getting more out of a small space

We all have a small room in our home that isn’t being used to its greatest potential, and it’s often a bathroom. Fortunately, there are ways to make the most of the space you have.

First, consider the lighting of the bathroom. If it is possible, consider bringing in additional natural light by adding a skylight or solar tube. If that isn’t an option, add recessed lighting in addition to the vanity lighting. Clear clutter, go vertical with storage and consider adding a floating vanity. With a small footprint use all the space available by going up.

Photo from Unsplash

5. Preparing for resale

Selling your home is a stressful process. You want to show it in its best possible shape, but you also want to avoid putting too much money into the property you are selling.

Start with a home critique from a real estate agent or potential buyer. Getting a fresh set of eyes into your space can provide feedback on things you may not see, and may also show trouble points you weren’t aware of.

Once you have received feedback consider repainting and reflooring the interior. A fresh coat of neutral paint helps provide a neutral backdrop that potential buyers need in order to imagine themselves in your space.

Also, consider the condition of your flooring, especially carpet. Dirty and torn carpet may need to be replaced, or at minimum a professional carpet cleaning works wonders.

These are just a few tips and upgrades we know you won’t regret when considering changes and additions to your home. 

BY: Paige A. Mitchell

Filed Under: Design Trends, DIY, home design, Home Remodelling, Interior Design, Redesign, Renovation, Residential design, smart technology in homes Tagged With: color of the year, easy home updates, S Interior Design, smart homes

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