Homewares Trend Watch: Spotlighting 4 Styles

The world of home decor is constantly evolving, with new trends emerging to inspire and refresh our living spaces.

In this suki speak article, we’re peeking into the emerging trends of homewares, highlighting some of the hottest styles that are set to continue to take centre stage or are emerging onto centre stage!

4 Key Trends

2. Biophilic Design: what the heck is that?

Nature is calling! Biophilic design is all about bringing the outdoors in, it’s about incorporating elements of the natural world into your home.

This trend embraces organic shapes, textured materials like wicker, rattan and linen, and an abundance of greenery. Consider incorporating houseplants and natural light to create a space that fosters a sense of wellbeing.

3. Japandi: continues at centre stage as a fusion of serenity

This trend seamlessly blends the minimalist elegance of Japanese design with the warmth and functionality of Scandinavian style.

Think clean lines, natural materials like wood, bamboo and linen and a focus on creating a calming and clutter-free environment. Soft, neutral tones like beige and light grey will dominate, accented with pops of black for depth.

4. Minimalist Maximalism: what a mouthful!

There appears to be a rise in what is called ‘minimalist maximalism’.  It’s essentially maximalism with a twist!

We see this trend combining minimalism’s preference for simplicity and decluttering with maximalism’s use of colours, textures, and layers. The outcome is a paired-back look that still has interest and shows your personality.

The core includes neutral tones with pops of vibrant colours as well as a thoughtful collection of a few statement décor pieces. This trend enables you to create a relaxing sanctuary at home that is dynamic without being overwhelming. The key is to create a cohesive look that reflects your individual taste.

Remember, your home should be a reflection of YOU!

Don’t be afraid to mix and match these trends or to create your own unique style.

Have fun styling your space and be sure to love how your space is looking.  If you don’t love it, use some of the tips above to help make changes that you do love.