Decor trends for 2021

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We’re expecting fresh ideas, fearless colors and textures, unexpected materials, and broad trends for the 2021. This article rounds them up with some insights and reasons they’re replacing other design styles in this year. Some uniqueness and elegance, some of these 2021 décor trends are the ones you should know to transform your spaces. 

Indoor Gardening

From the early ’70s, a plant to style your place is the go-to décor. They bring color and vibrancy to the ambiance and always look beautiful, not foregoing the benefits they offer. They also help provide a fresh atmosphere by releasing oxygen.

Contemporary with some MCM

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Traditionalism not only incorporates classic art and antiques but it also brings a positive vibe and works perfectly with a décor scheme.

This look works best for homes that already have some features, such as paneled walls and exposed beams. To transform a space with some Mid Century Modern and modern contemporary, you can balance both the newly done work and old art and antiques, as they blend in perfectly.

Distant Shores

We're all longing for this in 2021, isn't that so? All things considered, the laid-back way of life of Hawaii has been rethought in this next trend. As we long for tropical escapes, the lounge rooms enlivened by distant shores offer a quiet and loosened up living space, making a home feel protected and a welcoming spot to revive. It adds a contemporary edge to an exemplary Floral Design.

Earthy Shades

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Shades of earthiness and grounded hues will become the new normal. This color palette, with a rustic feel and a mid-modern visual, is built around nature that is immersed in its own world. An earthy color palette is packed with deep hues, some warm green hues, rusts, and slubby browns to elevate lounge comfort. It’s a welcoming trend on its own, exactly what we need.

Sustainably chic

The perfect blend of good design and soothing fabrics, this trend is for those who are spiritually connected and balanced by a commitment to sustainability. Colors and textures have a trace of art with warm tones going to the front. The New palette includes earthy orange, soft olive golden beige and moss green.

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