5 INTERIOR DESIGN TRENDS TO WATCH FOR IN 2018

December 28, 2017

With the end of 2017 approaching quickly, we shift our eyes not from what has been, but what will be. As 2018 draws near, we decided to research 5 interior design trends to keep an eye out for in 2018.  While some of these may surely fail, we believe that the overall ideas will remain. 

1. METALLIC FIXTURES

This is a trend that is going to carry over from 2017. Metallic fixtures can create a great contrasting tint, or can add a little shine to a room. Metals also display elegance and sophistication without being too loud. This trend is also carrying over to kitchens in the form of copper sinks.

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 2. CONCRETE ACCENTS

In 2017 concrete was a popular material for countertops and flooring. This trend is expected to not only continue, but also expand. For 2018, concrete is expected to be used in furniture, decorative accessories, and wallcoverings. Since concrete is naturally a cool tone, dyes and tints can be added to change the color, and help create a contrast with any warm tones that are in the room.

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(Photos courtesy of: Designer Trapped in a Lawyer's Body)

 

 3. KITCHENS WITH COLOR

Although white kitchens are still popular, 2018's new trend is to add a pop of color into the kitchen with other neutrals. Grays and blues seem to be the two most popular colors to use. Warm wood tones are also gaining popularity.

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 4. WOOD MATERIALS

In 2018, both natural and reclaimed wood will be popular. These wood materials could be used as accents (such as a wooden bowl in the kitchen), tables, or chairs. Wood materials ae durable, and complement a wide range of interior styles.

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5. PATTERNED PLANTS

Plants have been a trend for years, but in 2018 this trend will branch out to patterned plants. Patterned plants are a simple way to add life and color to any room. We have a few examples below.

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Do you have interior housing trends of your own?  Share them with us on Twitter - we would love to hear how you are preparing your home for the New Year!

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