Minimalist-maximalist design is exactly what it sounds like—a style that plays with the unlikely combo of a minimalist’s design principles and a maximalist’s love of patterns, colors, textures, and all things over-the-top. As Alessandra Wood, Interior Design Expert and Vice President of Style in Modsy Design said, “For example, marble is a popular material in this style. You’ll see pieces made of marble with beautiful, bold patterns. This creates a dramatic effect and an emotional reaction, but space is not cluttered.”
Three-Tone Kitchens
Trends and style dictate a trend and the three-tone kitchen is really great!
According to houzze.com, in a three-tone kitchen, one more color or material is introduced to create an asymmetry in the palette that helps define zones or functions and keeps the eye moving. Two-tone kitchen cabinets — meaning the upper cabinets are one color and the lower cabinets another color, or the perimeter cabinets are one color and the island is a different color — dominated kitchens in the past couple of years.
Wow with wallpaper
Wallpapers can give any room a nice pop of character!
You can use wallpaper to add texture, clean lines, or a pop of color and contrast.
“Wallpaper is back. Some people may immediately think of their grandmother’s outdated floral wallpaper, but now there are sophisticated and subtle designs.” as stated by Margaret Ash, Interior Designer of Margaret Ash Design.
Navy Blue
Navy blue is such a beautiful color that trend or no, it would surely be in a lot of rooms!
Navy blue provides the perfect amount of contrast for interiors and exteriors in both traditional and modern home styles and house trends.
“The 2020 Pantone Color of the Year is Classic Blue (a navy shade), which is totally versatile and sophisticated. Whether a kitchen island gets a quick upgrade or a room gets a dramatic new look with contrasting white trim and woodwork, the shade provides a stately look without going completely black.” (Kerrie Kelley, Interior Designer in Kerrie Kelley Design Lab)
Abstract Energy
Any kind of art can really make any room look so luxurious.
With bold geometrics, hand-drawn sketches, and playful blocks of color this look is all about expressing personality in our homes.
Abstract energy is one of the fun, free-spirited interiors house trends that takes inspiration from abstract expressionist artwork. The purpose is to evoke emotion and create a mood – and that, it certainly does (www.idealhome.co.uk)
