It seems that Spanish style has been making a revival in interior design. What does that mean to you? It means warm earthy tones, low-pitched roofs, rounded entries, ornamental ironwork, courtyard, and patio, to name a few!!
Here are some of the stats according to Houzz:
Spanish Colonial Exterior
Colonial Living
Having a laundry room and mud room combo is a great way to streamline the process of getting dirty laundry from the mud room. It saves time and space. Reducing the mess in the rest of the home.
People are looking for places to renovate. Making the use of their outdoor spaces. While it’s true that not everyone has the opportunity to have a rooftop space, some lucky people do.
As you can see from these stats, quite a few people are searching for these unique spaces.
Rooftop Terrace
Rooftop Decking
Rooftop Patio
Here are some of the new trends that reflect that idea.
Family Room
Rec Room
Movie Theater
Entertainment Area
Home Gym
Kitchenette
So, what are sensory gardens or pathways? It’s an area where you can be immersed in plants’ scents, texture, and colors. It can include wind chimes, wind socks, and flags. It engages your five basic senses.
Tongue-and-groove Ceiling
Painted Ceiling
Wallpaper ceilings
Black Ceiling
Fluted wall panels are a popular way to add shape features to any room. It’s a series of straight-grooved recesses. This design dates back to ancient Greece and Rome (not surprising)!
I love this look. It’s great as an accent wall. I also see fluted furniture, which may suit you better since it allows you to have the fluted feature without being overbearing.
Curved sofas have been trending for a while, and it doesn’t seem like they are slowing down any time soon. As you can see from these pictures, they are quite the design statement.
