2020 is here and there's no better time to update your home than at the start of a new decade. Whether you just want to add a few subtle style updates or completely reinvent your look, we have pulled together the interiors trends that we think will be big this year.
Sustainable Designs
Awareness of environmental issues we are facing is now being seen in the interiors world. There has been a definite shift away from "fast" interiors towards more timeless pieces made of natural materials that will last a lifetime. Materials such as rattan, solid wood, bamboo, stone and linen in a neutral colour palette add a sense of calm and bring us back to nature.
Adding touches of muted tones and natural textures such as pampas grass and hand made ceramics are elegant takes on this trend.
Att Pynta handcrafted pale grey glaze stoneware vase, £48
This timeless vase is perfect for your favourite flowers or style it alone as a decorative object for an opulent look.
The White Company Toulouse handmade bath mat, £55
Entirely made by hand and trimmed with plump pom-pom tassels, this chunky-knitted bath mat will give your bathroom a rustic spa-like feel.
Att Pynta The Nanny Rocking chair, £895
This rocking chair is a classic focal point for any room – perfect styled with a wool throw.
Eccentric Country
Creating homes with a country feel to them is a trend that we have seen become more and more popular recently with a move towards a more 'lived in' look. We've coined this trend 'Eccentric country.' Creating a cosy home that is full of colour, prints (using printed fabrics on sofas or wallpaper) personal pieces and lots of artwork/paintings.
A colour palette of yellow, pale pink and green tones seems to be the most popular combinations. Inspired by the arts and crafts era and colourful parasols on Italian beaches, interior decorator and artist Luke Edward Hall, embraces this trend perfectly.
Anthropologie Botanica Pitcher, £48
This hand painted stoneware pitcher is the perfect addition to enhance your afternoon tea time.
John Lewis & Partners Marok scalloped edge over mantel mirror, £295
Create both a vintage and luxurious look with this scalloped edge textured mirror.
Frances Loom amber rug, $675
This handmade 1930s Persian rug is the perfect piece to incorporate this trend into your home.
Classic Blue
Classic blue is making a comeback with Pantone naming 'Classic Blue' the colour of 2020. Versatile and sophisticated, this colour is a timeless classic (hence the name) and works wonderfully with mustard yellow and dusty pink hues.
Surprisingly simple to incorporate into your home, this hue is sure to add a stately touch to both traditional and modern home styles.
Att Pynta glazed stoneware vase, £18
Add a subtle hint of blue to any room with this lovely vase, a perfect way of adding an elegant touch.
Att Pynta Blanca deep blue velvet sofa, from £1,995
The Blanca sofa is crafted using luxurious Italian velvet, made from 100 per cent cotton, creating a truly comfortable and stylish product
Farrow & Ball ultra marine blue paint, form £47.95
A stunning blue with a slightly romantic feel will help to make any small room feel bigger.
