5 Trends in Interior Design

Interior design is an exciting profession for those who appreciate creating unique environments, yet its challenges must not be taken lightly; long hours, difficult clients, and budget constraints must all be overcome in order to succeed as interior designers.

Texture will make an impactful statement about 2022 interior design trends, from decorative fringe and boucle fabrics like those seen here to leather couches and velvet upholstery.

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Asymmetrical Spaces

Interior designs featuring asymmetrical spaces offer a more casual and relaxed atmosphere in rooms, unlike rooms designed using only symmetrical space arrangements. While symmetry may look beautiful, it may also feel restrictive and rigid compared to its counterpart. Asymmetry challenges our brains while providing more visual interest than ever.

When creating an asymmetrical space, it is key to consider the visual weight of objects. Maintaining equal amounts of visual weight across furniture pieces will help balance asymmetrical designs.

This can be accomplished by selecting similar tones and textures throughout a space, for instance in this asymmetrical living room where designers opted for similar soft tones throughout. This creates a cohesive yet balanced appearance. You could also try integrating different hues to add visual interest.

Modernist Curves

Curves in interior design create a sense of softness and welcome that’s particularly useful when creating homes designed to soothe, calm and elevate moods. From sofas and armchairs with curves, to round bar furniture or breathtaking arched ceiling designs – curves add dimension and a sense of comfort in any space they inhabit.

This trend can easily fit into both traditional and contemporary decor schemes, providing an added dimension. To achieve optimal results, use a combination of classic pieces with straight lines as well as modern curved pieces so the overall effect doesn’t appear excessively grandiose.

Utilizing organic-inspired curves is another great way to incorporate biophilia trends. Curves draw inspiration from nature and help bring people closer to it.

Modern Organic

This trending style strikes an ideal balance between the sleek minimalism of modern styles and nature’s unfiltered beauty and organic textures, inviting relaxation while looking polished. Utilizing subdued colors such as whites, creams and pale greys complemented with natural materials like rough jutes or knotty woods creates a space with an organic-feel.

Curves are integral components of this design, along with earthy influences such as weathered wood textures and handmade decor with its distinctive personality. A chaise lounge in light grey with softly curving lines pairs beautifully with plush throw and some jute accents for a complete look.

To incorporate organic elements in your design, start by selecting one dominant modern style and gradually adding organic touches through pieces such as furniture and homewares – for instance a light fixture should combine contemporary style with earthy materials like wood or concrete to break tradition while remaining modern and contemporary.

Bold Colors

Bold colors can add visual interest to any space with ease. From furniture and wall paint, to home decor accents like vases, pillows and throw blankets – bold hues add depth and visual interest in an instant! They are especially easy to change through this medium than repainting entire rooms or creating color schemes from scratch.

When using bold colors, the key is pairing them with neutral hues that provide respite for the eye and allow bold hues to really pop and become part of the design. Textures such as plush velvet sofas or textured patterns on rugs can help give bold hues extra emphasis and help make bold hues stand out as important components.