5 Home Decor Trends That Won’t Go Out Of Style

When styling your home, you want to choose pieces you will still like in a few years, especially if you have paid a lot of money for them. If you have kids, you want furniture and home decor that will withstand family life, be pet-proof, look good, and not become dated because life is expensive enough without having it frequently replace your furniture.

I thought I would put together a post about five home decor trends that won’t go out of style and will continue to look good in your home year after year.

5 Home Decor Trends That Won’t Go Out Of Style

Window Shutters

There are so many window dressings you can opt for, and pretty much everyone has some window covering to add privacy to your home. Unless you are lucky enough to live in a beautiful location with no neighbours and stunning views, it would be a crime to block out!

But more than just adding a layer of privacy, security and insulation, you need them to look good. Be it blinds, net curtains or shutters.

If, like me, you love the look and style of wooden window shutters, you can be confident they will be in style and a staple for home decor trends for many years.

California Shutters’ wooden shutters are made to measure using top-quality materials and can be made in a range of colours, styles, and designs to suit your chosen home decor style. This means you can rest assured that you can find the perfect fit regardless of your windows. You can even buy DIY shutters to install yourself.

Recessed Shelving

While it might seem like recessed shelving is somewhat of a revival lately, it has always been a popular choice for people renovating their homes. If you follow home improvement accounts on social media, you will see recessed shelves being incorporated in many different rooms, from alcove spaces in living rooms and bedrooms to inside shower cubicles and wet rooms.

The beauty of adding recessed shelving is you can get a more seamless and cohesive feel in your room without shelves jutting out and impacting the aesthetic you are going for. This is perfect for families who want a more secure option with young children around and fewer obstructions around the home.

Plants

You can’t go wrong with adding plants to your home and provided you can keep them alive, they will never go out of style. Plants, allergies, and pets are suitable for all areas of the home and can add that natural element indoors and create a welcoming space.

They instantly add a splash of colour to your home, and whether you use a few well-placed potted plants or create a mini jungle by hanging them from the ceiling and door frames, you can add as many or as few as you, please.

Can’t have natural plants? Then add some faux ones for the same vibe and feel within your home and benefit from the fact that you can’t kill fake plants; all they need is regular dusting, and they are there for life.

Wood Panelling

Wood panelling instantly makes a space more relaxing and welcoming by adding depth through colour and texture, regardless of how you incorporate it into your home.

Reed panelling is becoming popular for many homes with a modern aesthetic. Still, whether you choose a simple, understated board-and-batten style painted in the same colour as the surrounding walls, contrasted shiplap for an entire wood-panelled wall, or flat panelling, you have so many options to personalise your home.

Neutral Colours and Materials

Whether you add a few select items or adopt this style throughout your home, there are so many eco and design reasons to go natural. But mostly because it is a style and colour palette that will never date. Neutral colours and fabrics will never not be in fashion. Whether you change up hues over the years or refresh with the same paint on the wall, you can create a calm, relaxing vibe by opting for neutral.

Laying a range of mixed-colour carpet tiles is a great way to experiment with covering your floor. Carpet tile wholesale offers very good value.

Add some boho-chic by bringing in macrame-style wall coverings and shelving options, or furnish your home using cream-coloured furniture and seating options. Jute rugs, linens and twine are all ideas for home decor trends that won’t go out of style.

I would love to know what your favourite design trends are!

Do you have these options at home, or have you been looking at them? What do you think? Have I missed any other home decor trends?

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Franca  💋

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