Are you considering redecorating your home this summer? Here are some design trends that are worth following!
It was the American author Charles Bowden who said, "Summer time is always the best of what could be." Aside from long, sunny days that are perfect for everything from lazing around the pool to gardening, summer is also a good time to start a new interior design project. Whether you want to restore the entire interior of your home or just change certain elements, here are some of the hottest interiors to take a closer look at Design trends for this summer.
Natural fibers rule everything
Natural fibers are back with a bang this year, and more and more homeowners are looking for ways to give their homes a more natural look overall. Furniture made from natural fibers is not only aesthetically pleasing, but also environmentally friendly and increasingly durable. Cotton curtains, tablecloths and pillowcases give a room a feeling of calm and authenticity, while raffia cushions, carpets, headboards and lampshades provide interesting conversation pieces. While many homeowners have enough creative flair to tackle such an interior design project themselves, not all are equally confident in their decorating skills. Fortunately, there are countless renowned design teams that have been designed by Jennifer Fisher and Nate Berkus, who can provide valuable insight and support for any design project.
Indoor Greenery is another hit
Summer is the perfect time of year to add some green to your interior. Houseplants and other natural elements such as wooden floors and decorations can add color and texture to a room. While some plants are better suited for a homeowner with green fingers, others require very little care to thrive. Succulents are known to work exceptionally well in bathrooms, while an indoor herb garden is a welcome addition to any modern kitchen. Even if you don't want to put real plants in your living space, you can invite parts of nature by using nature-inspired shapes and prints. Everything from foliage to flowers to animal motifs can be used with great success to breathe new life into a room.
Nautical topics are loved by young and old
Shades of blue, whites and grays are particularly popular this summer and can be combined effectively to create a calming or even somewhat quirky nautical theme. Although these colors can all look very strong, adding natural elements such as wood and rope allows you to easily balance your design. With nautical decorative elements such as rivets, portholes, sea charts, lifeguards and ship wheels, a cloudy room can be transformed into a refreshing living area. If you are dealing with a nautical theme, do not hesitate to experiment with different colors and surfaces. You will be surprised at how well different types of wood can be combined with strong fabrics and complicated decorations.
Summer is the perfect time to redesign your home's interior. Even if you don't want to redecorate the entire house, a few changes to your decor can make your home appear fresh and lively in time for summer.
