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Interior design trends 2021 – These are the top trends this year
WHAT ARE THE BIGGEST INTERIOR TRENDS IN 2021?
Interior trends 2021 are all about creating a harmonious home. A place to collect your thoughts and recharge your energy tanks. Especially after a challenging 2020, our homes have come to have a whole new meaning to us. Here are the biggest interior design trends for 2021:
- Beige and natural colours
- Graphic face art
- Bringing nature inside
- Ocean fauna and flora
- Mid-tone blues
- Tactile surfaces for all senses
- Statement pieces
- Light wood on connecting surfaces
- Heritage
- Round shapes
- Mirrors
- Clean lines
- Simplistic and rustic interior
- Grey is here to stay
After a challenging 2020, the interior trends 2021 are all about natural, beige and calming tones for a harmonious home.
Beige harmony from Ferm Living – 2021 is about warm colours and a beige colour-palette.
BEIGE AND NATURAL COLOURS
Warm, beige and blonde tones are here to stay. We started seeing a more and more warm tones at the end of last year, and they continue to be popular into 2021. As the previously popular all-white interiors start to feel dated, we seek to create warm-feeling homes that add a sense of harmony and calmness to the space.
GRAPHIC FACE ART
Simple, graphic sketches of faces and bodies are a popular interior design trend 2021 that we will see more and more of in everything from posters to sculptures and pillows.
Trend 2021 – This year we see a lot of simplistic sketches of faces and body. Think posters, textiles, and sculptures!
Beige tones, graphic art and low wooden furniture are some of the most popular interior trends for 2021.
BRINGING NATURE INSIDE
Sustainable living is becoming a central aspect in our everyday life and approach to interior - and bringing plants into the home is a big part of it. We have always seen greenery as an important part of interior design, but in 2021, we see it take centre stage. Create your very own mini-oasis in your home and enjoy the feeling of being outside – inside. Everything from bigger flowerpots to entire shelves full of your favourite greenery; 2021 is all about bring nature inside.
Bring a little bit of nature into your home. 2021 is all about sustainable living and bringing the outside inside.
Whether it is an entire wall or a little tree in the living room – how will you incorporate nature into your interior in 2021?
The Nebl flowerpot by Gejst is inspired by morning fog. A beautiful way to add a touch of nature into your home.
OCEAN FAUNA AND FLORA
In 2020, we’ve seen a lot of interior details that were clearly inspired by the ocean, especially in the form on shell-shaped vases and bowls. In 2021 we see more of this beautiful trend – but with a twist. 2021 is all about material choice – in particular, degradable materials with a tactile feel. We are loving the irregular shapes, tones and feel of the pieces that add the imperfect-perfect finishing touches to the interior.
A big 2020 favourite: The Shell vase from By On. A popular choice even in 2021!
Ocean flora and fauna continue to be a source of inspiration for interior in 2021
MID-BLUE TONES
As a natural result of the Ocean fauna and flora trends, we will be seeing plenty of beautiful mid-tone blue in 2021. Petrol, sky-blue, grey-blue and turquoise are all colour trends we see in 2021.
Make a statement with beautiful mid-tone blue accessories, inspired by the ocean from Broste Copenhagen.
Even the classic Danish design brand Muuto has beautiful blue accessories to choose from.
TACTILE SURFACES
This trend has been a staple part of the trend palette for the last two years and carries beautifully into 2021. More and more brands create interior pieces to engage all senses. Mixing rough and smooth surfaces as well as a very particular material choice adds so much more to the design than just the look.
Tactile textures continue to be a central interior trend. The Cooee vases are a beautiful example – Above in the season shade “Shell”.
A STATEMENT PIECE
The interior design trends of the last couple of years have leaned more on the minimalistic side, concentrating on few but deliberate choices of what to place in each room. 2021 is no different. However, in all the coordinated interior, we see more and more statement pieces. A rug, a vase or maybe a lamp. Choose one item to really show your interior style.
A rug is a great interior statement piece to use in your interior in 2021. Here you can see the Stripes rug by NJRD.
While 2021 interior trend still lean on the minimalistic side with few and deliberately picked pieces, we also see bold statement pieces. Which one is yours?
Muuto shows the 2021 trend of light wood across different surfaces paired with a statement piece. Discover the Post lamp by Muuto.
LIGHT WOOD ON CONNECTING SURFACES
Light, untreated wood adds to the tactile trends that will see more and more of in 2021. While wood as a natural material has always been part of interior trends in one way or another, in 2021 see a lot more of it! Create a harmonious feel by using the same wood on stairs and walls or walls and ceilings.
HERITAGE
Another focal point in interior trends 2021 is heritage. Everything from untreated materials to getting to know the designer behind the product – 2021 is the year we want to know more about our interior. Cultural aspects also play into 2021 interior trends, including interior accessories that hint at different cultures and heritage.
Interior trends 2021 explore topics including heritage, material and culture.
ROUND SHAPES
In our ambition to create more harmonious homes in 2021, we see a lot of soft, rounded shapes. Everything from furniture to textiles and interior accessories follow this trend.
MIRRORS
2021 interior includes mirrors in all shapes in sizes. Combine and arrange your mirrors in different installations. It is all about mindful placement to create exciting reflections and light in your home.
We see round shapes in all aspects of interior in 2021. Here you see the View rug by Ferm Living.
Mirrors are another big part of the 2021 interior trends. Create extra light and space with mindful placement.
CLEAN LINES
In contrast to the rounded shapes found in 2021, we also see classic clean lines. Everything from classic minimalism to clean, perfectly made hotel-style beds.
SIMPLISTIC AND RUSTIC INTERIOR
Even though the majority of the 2021 trend revolve around natural elegance, we see touches of rustic and bohemian styles peak through. The 2021 take on the rustic styles are a little more simplistic than what we have seen in the last couple of years with more focus on material choice and genuine craftmanship.
GREY
If you are worried that your newly-painted grey walls are being phased out with all talk about beige, warm tones – don’t be! Grey interior is here to stay. Pantone’s colour of the year is “Ultimate grey” and we see it peak through in many 2021 collections. Especially unpolished concrete is finding its way into our interior in the form of accessories, work surfaces and floors. Grey continues to be a classic interior colour that is perfect to combine with other 2021 interior trends.
Inspiration by Ferm Living – This year we will see more clean, minimalistic designs in the warmer colour palette.
Clean lines, beige tones and grey – The Audo – a boutique hotel by Muuto, shows how you can skilfully combine beige and grey tones.
TWO CONCEPTS THAT SUM UP THE BEST OF 2021 INTERIOR TRENDS
All trends that we see for 2021 can be summed up in two simple concepts: Natural elegance & Slow Living.
Natural elegance
In 2021, we will continue to see a great deal of untreated materials such as wood and stone. These combined with elegant shapes and colours that create an effortless natural elegance in your home. Match, for instance, a rounded sofa with a table made of rougher stone or wood. This way, the previously popular bohemian vibes turn into a simple elegance with clear influences taken from classic Scandinavian design paired with Japanese simplicity.
Natural elegance – A concept that represents interior trends 2021 perfectly.
Rough and tactile surfaces such as stone walls will be more and more popular in both kitchens and living rooms in 2021.
“Slow Living” is the second concept that shapes the 2021 interior trends. Create a harmonious home based on sustainability and nature.
SLOW LIVING
The 2021 interior trends are all about slow living. 2020 has changed what a home means to us and how we would like to feel when we are in it. We have recognized the importance of a sustainable home that we can relax and feel at ease in. Spaces specifically chosen for meditation, designed with calming tones and tactile materials, as well as bringing nature into the home, will all play a big part in shaping the 2021 interior trends and how we decide to interpret them. 2021 more than ever is all about building a home with an inside-out perspective.
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Written by: Arijana Kapic
Photo: Angeliqa Daldorph, Pontuz Löfgren, Ferm Living, House Doctor, Menu, Broste Copenhagen, Muuto,Cooee Design, By On, Geijst
