Decorating can be fun, especially in style. However, as far as home decorating trends are concerned, it is best to stick to solid trends that will stand the test of time longer than a passing fashion (remember lava lamps?). Therefore, we have launched our expert eye on the latest and greatest finds of home decorations, and we have solved the problem of 20 home decorating trends that you would like to embrace in your own space this year.
Boldly Painted Walls

Benjamin Moore has become bold with the color of the year for 2018: Caliente. And it certainly is! This warm shade is a refreshing change from the hundred shades of white and beige that have dominated the colors of the walls in past years. The paint color is an easy thing to change, and with all the neutral-colored furniture you probably have, the bold color of the wall is the fastest and most convenient trend to decorate your home. It’s a hefty dose of drama for any space. Don’t like red? Opt for a choice of deep blue or another bold color.
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Color in the Kitchen

Mention color in the kitchen, and many people immediately think of the old avocado and gold appliances of the seventies. However, the kitchens have been too white for too long, and now designers are incorporating bold colors not only on backsplash and cabinets but also on appliances – if that’s something you’d go for. Here, Monogram of Canada has created this colorful and refined family kitchen with green cabinets and accent tiles. Play with color with another bold accent, like red, or stay calm with black and white.
Geometric Patterns

Geometries are a great trend for home decorating to add patterns to a room, especially if you’re not a fan of flowers (and you’re tired of the ubiquitous chevrons). Jonathan Alder’s subsequent editions include accessories and furniture that feature bold black and white geometries. The various shapes have a pop-art touch and add a graphic spelling to a space, whether you choose a large rug or just a few well-positioned accessories.
Fringe
From horse hair to an ottoman to macramé drapes on wall pieces, the fringe is quickly becoming a popular trend for home furnishings. You can even find lighting fixtures with metal or leather fringes, like this Ngala Trading chandelier. The fringe is an excellent neutral arrangement that adds interest without introducing more motifs or, necessarily, color. The leather fringe adds another texture to the room and is a pleasant substitute for the usual metal and glass chandelier.
Distinctive Sinks

While there is nothing wrong with a functional, clean, classic white washbasin, a distinctive sink can elevate the design of a powder room or guest bathroom to another level. The washbasins are in stone, concrete, wood, colored and structured glass, and a string of other materials. This highly polished Ammonitum wooden sink is an excellent example of an eye-catching sink. The design shows the refined workmanship of the wood and the grain, and the unusual shape attracts attention.
Velvet
This sumptuous fabric has been in vogue for a couple of years and shows no signs of fading from the reflectors. Its sophisticated luster and tactile and welcoming feel have great appeal. It works so well in bold jewel colors and gives an extra dimension to neutrals, making it more versatile than you might think. This decor trend is also moving out of the boudoir and into the family room, used for cushions, ottomans, and upholstered furniture of all kinds. This elegant Cyan Design armchair is upholstered in a large smoked blue velvet and has a beautiful copper frame.
Vintage Lighting Fixtures

Vintage objects of all kinds are famous in home furnishings, but no other design sector has more choice than lighting. Whether vintage, retrofitted appliances, or reproductions, vintage lighting focuses on living rooms and kitchens worldwide. Even within the trend of vintage decoration, there is a wide range of how old projectors are. This rustic Vagabond Vintage model has a significantly altered look but vintage shapes with shiny metallic finishes.
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Concrete
We all know what the concrete surfaces look like: smooth or textural with a pleasantly rocky gray appearance. But the new techniques are becoming even more versatile. From new colors to different formulations and finishes for the kitchen and bathroom, the appeal of cement continues to grow among home decor trends. For example, this extraordinary bathtub is concrete, which seems to have been made from a giant tree. Woodform concrete transforms the material into light, sustainable furniture, and furnishings that look like wood without worries. As technology advances, we look forward to having more ways to use concrete at home.
Lightwoods
Moving away from dark and heavy traditional furniture, today’s trends in home furnishings are using lighter shades to show the wood grain. Seasoned, rustic wood and more finely polished pieces are appreciated in family rooms, kitchens, and bedrooms. Like this Style Garage coffee table, these lighter pieces are also an exceptional combination with boldly painted walls that help keep the atmosphere bright and airy. Even live wood pieces are available in lighter and warmer wood tones to complement today’s interiors. Wud’s PbR resin and live table are great examples of this trend.
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Global Decoration

The shape, textures, and designs of other cultures have long been incorporated into home decor trends, and with today’s more relaxed and casual interiors, global influences are even stronger. Accessories from other countries, combined with various fabrics and a generous touch of rattan, shells, or jute, are here to stay. Designers and travelers report treasures to use at home that is becoming an integral part of interior design.
Hot New Home Trends for 2022

Pink gold has had its moment, and copper is beautiful, but brass finishes are among the furnishing trends that are here to stay. Metal is popular for shelving, lighting, kitchen and bathroom hardware, and more. It has a vintage look that can increase in character while the metal develops a natural patina. With the vintage trend still strong, it is a versatile material that fits perfectly: a touch of metal without too much shine. Amuneal kitchen shelves are a spectacular way to put the center of the metal. The lighting fixtures are also a great way to show off the brass, as in the device below by Elish Warlop.
More Metallic
Bring the bling! At least that’s what fans of metallic finishes say. There is no shortage of high gloss metals among home decorating trends, especially in the high end. This magnificent Fortuna table by Boca does Lobo is a brilliant example of the metal furniture available at the upper end of the design spectrum. If an ultra-luxurious piece isn’t for you, look for tables, chairs, and occasional accessories that offer highly polished metals that fit your interior and your budget. Or try something like Nourison’s golden hair carpet that features a selection of relief designs. It’s perfect for adding a metallic focal point to a space.
Blue as a Neutral

Usually not included in a neutral color palette, new shades of blue are making their way into the most versatile color set used in today’s furniture trends. This room by Benjamin Moore shows how a bluish-gray tone can act as a neutral background. By using darker shades in the same family together with a complementary accent, blue can be used in a wide variety of combinations. If most of your furniture is in the typical beige palette, blue is the new and more discreet way to make a statement.
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Scandinavian Sensitivity

Scandinavian design elements have been famous worldwide for decades, so defining them as a home furnishing trend isn’t easy. However, the concepts of simplicity, comfort, and functionality are becoming increasingly common in home furnishings. These sensitivities are ideally suited to our desire to lead a less heavy and stressful life. The clean lines of the furniture and the versatility of the Scandinavian style make them natural for this purpose.
Yummy Yellow
Bold and sunny, yellow is a joyful color that is not all that is common in home furnishings – until now. Perhaps more associated with an old-fashioned farm kitchen, the sunny shade makes its way into all the house rooms. Small, of course. Not everyone looks good in yellow with fashion, but this is not the case with home decorations. A yellow accent pop is unexpected and cheerful and cultivates more current than the usual red or orange. SMEG is known for its brightly colored kitchen appliances, including a bright yellow refrigerator for really daring and love the back.
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Spectacular Tiles
If your thoughts on tiles are limited to mosaics and the variety of the subway, it’s time to visit your local supplier because the designs and options are much wider. Sculpted, structured, colorful, and geometric: the possibilities are endless. This Tile Bar motif is an example of the complex motifs that can decorate walls: it combines a leaf-like pattern with shiny sections, along with a raised floral pattern that forms the edge. And shadows could be out for hairstyles, but it’s still for beautiful mosaic tile installations.
Conservation as a Decoration

The easiest way to create more storage space is to make the decors do the double job, and this concept is growing among the current trends in home decorating. A rustic Creative Coop shelf with baskets will work in every room to hold all sorts of stuff, from the kitchen essentials to towels and essentials. If the rustic is not your style, there are storage options like decorations in almost any kind of look.
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Bold Prints for Walls

Wallcoverings have been maligned over the past few years, but the new models and styles go far beyond the classic cutesy choices with matching edges. (Thank God!) Photorealistic abstracts, geometries, and murals are booming about home decorations, particularly when creating an accent wall. This new collection of coatings by Lookwalls includes wonderful Art Deco designs and abstract shapes that transform a wall into a work of art.
Luxury Leather

Leather sofas and chairs are nothing new, but this natural material spreads over new furnishing accessories such as desks, bedside tables, and headboards. The luxury bedrooms incorporate real leather and suede to create an opulent atmosphere that is gender-neutral. It is even used in custom kitchen designs as a surface material for walls and fronts. Try adding a small piece of leather-covered accent or even leather lighting to space for additional dimensions. Or, choose an aged leather that shows natural flaws, creating a more casual look.
Even if you can’t include every trend in the design world, there is still enough to offer many options to freshen up your space and bring it into the current style. So which of these home decorating trends would you like to try?
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