5 décor trends that will stay forever

Fashion never lasts. What is in fashion today; will be too old-fashioned tomorrow. Every day, we hear of new trends, styles, looks, etc.

However, some trends stay forever and go on to become ever-lasting. Same is the case with home décor. There are multiple ways to style your house and nowadays, many interior designers are infusing different patterns and textures to give your house a classy and elegant look.

But, there are various trends that were a hit and are going to make it big in 2017. They are going to stay on forever, Mahima Singh, Visual Merchandiser at Furlenco decoded the design trends that are set to be more popular this year and stay on forever.

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5. Minimalistic home designs:

5. Minimalistic home designs:
Although we have mentioned ‘less is more’, it is important to define what ‘less’ is. Minimalistic design is equivalent to simplicity. Designing your home with essentials and not going overboard with the décor items is the key to a simplistic and clean-looking home. Incorporating colors like grey, white, black, wood, cream etc would spread the minimalistic vibe.

4. 3D Printing:

4. 3D Printing:
Over the last few years, 3D printing has evolved more rapidly. The 3D print technology makes it possible to create nearly any geometric form with the help of design software. Just think of all of the ways you can personalize your home and create a space that really speaks to you and your style. Whether you’re seeking gilded hardware for your kitchen, or a quirky chandelier for the dining room, 3D printing can make your design dreams come to life with unparalleled ease. Incorporating this trend in lamps, chandeliers, kitchen accessories, artwork, wall fixtures are a few ways to make your home look tasteful and modern.

3. Eco-friendly homes:

3. Eco-friendly homes:
Pantone, which is a shade of green, has been chosen as color of the year. People across the globe are getting into the trend of eco -friendly homes. These days people want to involve as much as greenery in their homes. Materials like wood, jute, glass and terracotta are fully recyclable and they make some great decor products. Smart wooden centre piece, terracotta planters and rugs made of jute brings out an earthy yet fresh look to your living room.

2. Indian décor:

2. Indian décor:
Desi always works. Desi décor is deeply rooted. Indian interior design features rich textiles and furniture, often handmade using traditional methods. Finding the right balance is really important and it is very tricky! Indian decor can end up making your house look too colorful, kitschy and out of sync with your idea of a ‘home you feel euphoric about’. Besides, you could get bored with all that excess. Lesson: less is more!

1. Text infused in décor:

1. Text infused in décor:
Today ‘quirky’ could be summed up as the trend of the year. Depending on one’s personality, decor could either be totally inspired by quirkiness or one could add just a hint of it on some corners and light it up. The easiest way to try it out is by adding some text cushion covers which is relatable to your thoughts or personality. Combine it with some solid color cushions to kill the chaos, if any. Another way of adding these texts would be to get some text printed of your choice and frame it along on your photo wall. Paint a section of your wall as blackboard and put on your painter hat. That way, you can have everyday a new thought or line to sketch around and keep the quirkiness fresh forever.
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