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Interior design 2022 - 13 trends to look out for in 2022
WHAT ARE THE TOP TRENDS IN INTERIOR DESIGN FOR 2022?
Interior design trends tend to be with us for longer than the top fashion trends and therefore, we can expect to see some favourites from last year appearing again this year; mirrors, calming neutral tones and tips for creating balance in the home will all accompany us in 2022. Among our old favourites there will also be a delightful mix of new trends to inspired you, here are the trends to keep track of for your interior in 2022:
- Transparent interior details
- 80’s pastels & colour pop
- 50 shades of purple
- Patch work design
- Desert theme
- Burnt tones of orange & red
- An unpolished look
- Metal finish
- Wavy shapes
- Mirrors
- Quilted textiles
- Calming neutrals
- Balance in the home
Soft, transparent & playful - interior design 2022 offers many new trends to fall in love with.
TRANSPARENT INTERIOR DETAILS
The first trend for interior design in 2022 is transparent interior details. We also saw this trend among the autumn interior design trends for 2021, and it will only grow in popularity next year. From transparent furniture and lighting to handmade glasses and clear glass vases that beautifully reflect their contents - in 2022, our interior is transparent.
80’S PASTELS & COLOUR POP
The pops of colour in our interiors for 2022 come from cool, soft pastels that flirt with the 80's and complement perfectly the calming neutral colours within the rest of our interior. For something with a stronger statement pick an accent colour that falls on the border of neon. Bring some colour into your interior through interior details made from porcelain and playful glass.
This interior design trend for 2022 clearly reflects our desire for a more playful interior and everyday life.
Tones of purple will find their way into our interior in 2022 - from soft lavender in the spring to sophisticated plum during the autumn.
50 SHADES OF PURPLE
One colour that deserves its very own bullet point on the list of trends in interior design 2022 is purple. This (occasionally) controversial colour will take over our homes next year in all sorts of shades: from soft lavender to deep, sophisticated plum purple in all its forms will be visible in one way or another throughout 2022.
PATCH WORK DESIGN
If chess patterns are the big pattern trend this autumn, then patch work will be the number one for 2022. This trend is expected to break through mainly next autumn and winter, but of course we can already see early traces of it in brands such asLinesand! Patchwork patterns give your home a beautiful sense of craftsmanship as well as the opportunity to put together something that has been damaged and allow it to become part of the look in our interior in 2022.
In 2022, we will draw inspiration from the scorching sun and velvety sand to decorate with colours and details that give the home desert vibes.
The sculptural Earth lamp from Serax illuminates the interior design trends of 2022 with its unpolished look and sandy tones!
BURNT TONES OF ORANGE & RED
With the previous trend in mind, it is easy to see how deeper hues are leaning towards fiery shades of orange and red in 2022 - both for the summer and winter season. As always with colour-based trends, you can choose to pick them up in smaller interior details such as textiles and vases or you can invest heavily with a statement piece in 2022’s hottest colour trends.
AN UNPOLISHED LOOK
Interior design trends for 2022 revolve around the imperfect and unpolished. Gone is the immaculate, predesigned look, on the contrary - in 2022 we embrace perfectly imperfect design that promotes handmade crafts and gives your interior a little extra detailing to catch your eye. Here we again see the patchwork technique emerging from textiles such as lamps.
METAL FINISH
Among the materials that will take place in our interior in 2022, we are welcoming metals once again. Lamps and interior details with a metal finish feel just right next year!
Fiery shades of orange & red...
...an unpolished look & metal finish...
...and patch work techniques. Interior design for 2022 embraces the imperfect.
WAVY SHAPES
Organic shapes often reappear in interior design trends and in 2022 we will focus more on undulating, wavy shapes. Everything should move very smoothly or give the impression of doing so. In interior design 2022, we see undulating shapes in everything from how a throw falls on the sofa to cutlery and mirrors.
Curvature towel rail, Ferm Living
Wavy shapes will return within our interiors in 2022 in everything from hooks to mirrors!
MIRRORS
Mirror, mirror - one of the biggest interior details that has characterised our interior design choices in recent years has been the mirror. From round forms to more undulating shapes of interior design in 2022 - we are still interested in decorating with lots of mirrors for the appearance of more space and harmony in the home.
QUILTED TEXTILES
In 2022, we will love quilted duvets, pillows and bedspreads for our interior. This luxurious textile technique is part and parcel of the patchwork design we mentioned earlier and will be extra visible in 2022 when combined with this year's colour palette of burnt and sandy tones.
In 2022, we will be grabbing quilted blankets, pillows and bedspreads for our interior - preferably in burnt or sand-coloured tones!
CALMING NEUTRALS
Even though a burst of colour is predicted to be seen in our interiors in 2022, we cannot ignore the calming neutral colours that continue to promote a sense of peace throughout the home. Creamy white, beige and soft, earthy tones continue to stand strong in our interior and it is lucky because we can not get enough.
BALANCE IN THE HOME
One clear reason why the calming neutral colours continue to infiltrate the interior design trends of 2022 is because we continue to strive for balance and harmony in the home. We want and need the home to be a place of recovery, a place where we feel safe and can heal after a troubled time. The earthy colour palette, natural materials and a simple design language give us a decor that is caring and minimalist. Spa details in the bathroom, mirrors and plenty of woods set the tone for a balanced home in 2022 that continues to flirt with Japandi.
Foto: Angeliqa Daldorph, Verpan, Ferm Living, HAY, By ON, HK Living
