Trends straight from Pinterest in your home!
Here are 5 the most popular trends from Pinterest, which you can easily recreate in your own interior, using patterned wallpapers, wall murals, stickers, prints and posters.
Terrazzo is back
Stones and minerals have been very popular in interior design trends for several seasons. This time, the trendy terrazzo, fashionable in the 1970’s and 1980’s is back, which in a modern, refreshed form takes on a unique charm and futuristic character.
The new terrazzo is refined, elegant, at the same time unpretentious and light, as well as fashionable marble. Interior decorators suggest moving a stone motif from the floor and heavy slabs, hewn window sills to the surface of walls, accessories and even furniture.
Confetti resembling patterns appears in various versions: white, black and gray in the classic version, fashionable pastels or saturated colors in contrasting, unobvious combinations. A large selection of patterns goes hand in hand with the possibilities of using them in an interior.
Wallpaper and wall murals resembling terrazzo is a great idea for decorating the walls in the dining room, kitchen, hall and living room, and in a colorful edition also in a kid’s room. Stickers for furniture will work as imitation stone countertops, and if we do not lack courage, we can also cover kitchen cabinet doors or dresser drawers. Terrazzo looks great on the tops of tables and desks, which with the help of modern stickers can be made by ourselves. There are many possibilities — a total look or discreet presence, terrazzo is at the beckon call of your imagination.
All shades of sage
In times when the 24-hour day is too short, and life is quick, like never before, we are looking for peace and solace. No wonder that now a delicate, greenish color with a soothing name and properties has become a hit.
The color inspired by the herb with healing properties and culinary qualities is a combination of green and blue, through which gray and purples break through. We can find several shades of sage in the Pantone collection: light Desert Sage, silvery Silver Sage, olive Sage Green and deeply saturated Sagebrush Green.
Sage in its delicacy and restraint can be the leading color that will not dominate the space, nor overwhelm even in a small interior. A room with wallpaper in the color of sage will become fresh and more cozy.
If greenery does not satisfy our appetite for color, we can combine it with beiges and browns, arranging the interior emanating calmness and naturalness. Sage also goes well with an appetizing peach, pastel lavender and sunny yellow.
Additions in the sage interior will determine our individual style. Wood and rattan, metal and concrete, plastic and glass — anything goes. Well-being and the presence of greenery are the most important.
Moroccan tiles stay
Mosaics and ornaments straight from One Thousand and One Nights decorate kitchens and bathrooms all over the world today, and their popularity is not diminishing. Patchwork tiles, each one of them is a way to express a pronounced and stylish interior for people who are not afraid to experiment with color.
A mish mash of colors and patterns on the wall is a ready arrangement, which does not require thoughtful treatments and sophisticated accessories. It’s the ornaments that play the main role and it’s going well.
People who dream about colorful tiles no longer have to worry about the difficult renovation and replacement of ceramic tiles. Modern stickers on tiles will work on kitchen and bathroom tiles, and if we get bored we can simply remove and replace them, or return to the original interior design.
Wall art is big now
Wall galleries are growing right before our eyes! Stylists suggest prints and posters in large format — the bigger, the better. Effective, eye-catching decorations can hang on the wall, and if there is no space for them, we can put them on the floor, desk or dresser.
Large prints and posters will work in every style. All painting techniques and styles are allowed: abstraction, classicism, modernism, photorealism. Size and exposure are important in a place where everyone can see them.
Discover the 5th wall
The ingenuity of designers knows no boundaries! Ordinary interiors proved to be insufficient for them and they managed to discover the fifth wall, in other words, the ceiling.
It is true that the use of the ceiling as a decoration is not new. Stucco works often decorated the ceilings of palace chambers and old tenement houses, but nowadays wallpaper and wall murals are used for this.
The pattern on the ceiling is very practical: it will help us to enlarge a low room and cover stains and cracks — quickly and without renovation of the entire room, and most importantly, let us gain additional space to make the fantasy of a unique interior come true.
Simple patterns and motifs from nature are the best on ceilings. An interesting idea for decorating the ceiling is the pattern of the sky. Clouds, stars, sun — depending on what time of day and weather suit us best.
