The 5th Biggest Trend of 2020 is Culture Club. We are all familiar with Scandinavian Design thanks to Ikea, but a Japanese esthetic has been on the rise in the last few years as well. Now some people are starting to blend the two using Japanese elegance and Scandinavian simplicity, essentially using the far eastern design with Northern European colour palates. To keep things bright enough indoors to see your newly renovated room, use a bamboo floor lamp with a paper lampshade.
The Fourth Trend for 2020: Into The Future: A collection of bold colours and statement pieces in your home can combine to make 2020 look like 2050. Imagine a combination of "thirties sophisticated elegance with a little sexy seventies-style opulence thrown in," as Ideal Home put it. This isn't for the faint of heart, so you've got to commit to sticking with the style. Consider starting with a couch in a velvet red or blue and designing the room around it with contrasting chairs facing opposite.
The Third of the 5 Biggest Trends for 2020: GET COMFORTABLE: If you are not into the toned down look, keep your comfy spaces interesting with layers of pillow and blankets in different materials. They'll be waiting for you when you walk in from the cold weather and are easy to stow away when the weather gets hot outside. Sticking to a standard colour palate of toned-downed neutral shades will make it easy to incorporate into any and every room in the house.
The next Biggest Trend of 2020 is Back to Basics: Take out the Abstract and return to Minimal. Simple patterns, white walls and faded pastel colours can keep things interesting in your house without being over-indulgent. Something as simple as a few colourful throw pillows can be enough to give any room a splash of colour. You don't need to go full-on minimal with a single chair and table surrounded with blank walls. Instead, consider quality over quantity when shopping around for décor.
A New Decade of Design! Starting with the first of the 5 Biggest Trends of 2020. Include The Abstract: you can get pretty experimental when incorporating this design style in your home. Wild patterns, bright orange contrasted with dark blue, hand drawn or geometric, nothing is off limits when going for an abstract esthetic. Almost any combinations of colours work here, too. Go for some that aren't typically found next to one other to make them really pop if you are the type of person who can handle a splash of excitement in your furniture. Every room in the home is capable of being transformed into an abstract abode with the proper paints, decorations, and knick knacks.
