INTERIOR DESIGN PREDICTIONS FOR 2020 - Talie Jane Interiors

Interior Design Predictions for 2020

by Taliejane· January 07, 2020· in Home Decor, Tips and Trends· 0 comments tags: biophilic design, blue is the new gray, color trends, color trends 2020, concealed kitchen, concealed kitchen appliances, contemporary kitchen, crittall doors, crittall room divider, crittall screen, Crittall Style Windows and Doors, crittall windows, designing with antiques, designing with earth tones, designing with imperfection, designing with texture, Designing with wallpaper, earth tones in décor, firebowls, firepit, Granite Countertops, granite vs quartz, how to design with antiques, incorporating antiques in interior design, Interior Design Predictions 2020, Interior Design Trends 2020, kitchen cabinetry, kitchen cabinetry trends, kitchen cabinets, kitchen countertop materials, kitchen trends 2020, layering in design, minimalist kitchen, mosaic tile, mosaic tile backsplash, multi-functional spaces, new Nordic design, Open Shelving, open shelving kitchens, outdoor firepits, over-the-range microwave, performance fabrics, quartz countertops, Rattan, Rattan Furniture, statement ceilings, subway tile, subway tile backsplash, texture in design, two-toned kitchen cabinets, Wallpaper, What's hot and what's not 2020, Wicker, Wicker Furniture
  Ask three different designers: What’s in and what’s out for 2020? And you will get six different answers! When it comes to predicting trends, it’s anyone’s educated guess. However, trends do surface and if you ask the question enough, you’ll start to see repeated predictions and consistencies.
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Interior Design Trends according to Talie Jane Interiors

2018 Interior Design Trends

by Talie Jane· January 05, 2018· in Tips and Trends· 0 comments tags: 2018 Interior Design Trends, Bamboo Flooring, Black Fixtures, Bohemian Tapestries, Bright Bold Colors, Brown Décor, Cement Tiles, Chevron Patterns, Comfort Spaces, Concrete in Unexpected Places, DIY Storage, Exposed Lighting, Farmhouse Style, Granite Countertops, Jewel Tones, Large tiles, Light Wood Flooring, Materials with purpose, Maximalism, Midcentury Modern, Mixed Metals, Monochrome, Natural Materials, Open Shelving, Overstated Hood Fans, Quartz, Reclaimed Wood, Rose Gold, Terracotta, Totally Open Floorplan, Tropical Prints, Tuscan Themes, White on White
Writer Holly Amaya said it best in her article Out with the Old: The 10 Tired Interior Design Trends You Need to Ditch in 2018: “Figuring out what makes for good design is an admittedly subjective exercise. Ask a dozen experts their thoughts on say, why faux Mid-Century Modern is still popular in American interior design long after “Mad Men” has left us, and you’ll likely get a dozen different options. Nevertheless, some home design trends manage to rise to mass acceptance [thanks to unstoppable forces like HGTV and Pinterest]…and tend to take on a life of their own. And sometime they just don’t die, even when they absolutely should.” (1)
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