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Decorators expect to find exaggerated proportions and contrasting colors used for this timeless decor pattern. I love using my blue and white Juliska soup tureen for a centerpiece and red roses and fresh greens are always a classic. Nothing says Christmas to me like a warm welcome and I’m obsessed with my preserved boxwood garland that I bought on sale at Ballard Design a few years ago.
Stepping away from the tech-obsessed decor we saw dominate the 2017 design trends, 2018 move towards fresh, natural materials such as stone, copper, concrete, and granite. These elements will help bring an organic and serene ambiance to any space while reflecting the world around your home. Get some ideas on how to add natural elements to your urban abode. In order to find the perfect greenery and trees for the rest of the cottage, I did traipse through the woods and cut an abundance of cedar, pine and boxwood.
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They are really creative and when it comes to Christmas decor, they do not waste any time! Their homes are filled with the Christmas magic and I am sure that they will leave you inspired and wanting to add more of this magic right to your home. “I typically like to start decorating for fall after Labor Day has come and gone. Living in the south, it can be hard to get into the mood with the temperatures staying warm into late October. However, once I do finally decorate, it doesn’t take long to get right into it! As you can see the candle pillars are keeping the leaves from falling off.
"All of these things are amazing in the right setting but when applied inappropriately and all over the place, they quickly become dated trends," Liess says. Sinks will follow suit with darker, more daring designs. We've already seen it with the copper farmhouse sink trend, but also watch out for concrete and stone styles. Taking the help of an experienced professional is the way to go to save you time and energy and also to make sure you are happy with the holiday look of your house. Gilded Greenery – As going natural is one of the most popular 2018 home decor trends, all-gold garlands and wreaths are a big draw.
Fall Foyer Decor
The shelves are simply styled with old books, an antique scale and wood and white decor. Vintage art above tray table is The Atelier Collection. Stockings are vintage—embroidered with my kids names— they have an elegant and whimsical charm to them and I tear up every time I pull them out. Blue and white has been collected over time and the red photo album says, “Christmas Thru The Years…” A treasure of precious memories. Apples dotting the runner on my dining room table. And a dough bowl full of apples on my kitchen island!
All natural, boxwood wreaths grace the triplet windows above my kitchen sink. If you are anything like me you are always looking for serving areas. I designed these collapsible tray tables based on a vintage baggage stand concept. We have them throughout the house and quite frankly, I can’t image not having them… I use them in so many ways. Here one makes the perfect place to showcase desert. Not only does this leave the host or hostess free to do less hopping between courses but it also provides another place for a holiday vignette.
Sprayed Pumpkins
I switched the summer florals and lanterns to basic black lanterns to give the room a simple, cozy, rustic feel. With many old design trends coming back in style this 2018, such as velvet and geometric patterns, our designers are expecting to see many nods to the 70s era. 70’s chic decor is all warm palettes, funky textures, and abstract silhouettes. Incorporating this trend into your home will bring out amazing personality into every living room or bedroom design. Although my home is full of neutrals I love to keep holiday tradition and incorporate classic pops of red.
Well that’s it for the Pinterest home decor trends of 2018. Hopefully you’ve found some inspiration to get decorating. A couple of weeks ago, I wrote about the paint color trends for 2018, and now I’m moving on to the 2018 Home Decor Trends. 's customer styling director Christina Frederick. We love barn doors just as much as the next country gal, but architectural elements should be cohesive with the style of your home, Liess says. For example, barn doors just don't look right in an otherwise traditional house, nor do formal columns in a suburban space.
It’s simple and serene with lots of rich texture and depth.” – Sara. For my indoor Christmas decor I love to add a lot of red and plaid. My home is so neutral year round so I go crazy with color this time of year. I add red or plaid bows to my wreaths I already have up and change out my pillows and blankets for more red and plaid. I found these red pillows at At Home for only $5 each and the black and white plaid blanket from Walmart for only $3.
Many seem to stay away from wallpaper in general, yet 2017 was a year that saw wallpaper used in more homes. 2018 will be no different, and it is all in print. Agate wallpaper is making a splash for its pops of colors, and its natural uninformed lines and colors perfectly marry both the bold and natural trends we expect for 2018. Some may wonder why concrete has left the construction zone, yet 2018 will be the year it steps into many homes decor. Providing a crisp, clean look that’s easy to compliment Concrete isn’t just for countertops.
Liess is loving decorative objects made of wood and other earthy materials. Hand-turned wooden spice bowls by Etsy maker Bolecraft guarantee one-of-a-kind style, as doconcrete vesselsandleather drawer pulls. "I'm seeing a lot of really beautiful, heavily cabineted kitchens out there," Liess notes, calling out deVOL's designs, like the one pictured here. "Possibly people's backlash to open shelving but I'm seeing a renewed appreciation for cabinetry." Designers and brands expect home decor to be bolder than years before, with vivid jewel tones and luxe velvet and brass balanced out with organic accents. As always, stick with what you love, regardless of what's in or out.
It’s also home to a whole host of one-of-a-kind items made with love and extraordinary care. While many of the items on Etsy are handmade, you’ll also find craft supplies, digital items, and more. Similar to floral patterns and brass decor, incorporating geometric patterns is no new trend.
This lamp from West Elm is combining 3 of this year’s trends – metals, chevron pattern and bone inlay! Okay, I think this trend should really be a “design rule” . It’s not too complicated to pull off, and really adds dimension to the space. If you want to add some interest to your floor or wall, a herringbone pattern may be just the thing. Couches will take cues from the '70s this season, with quirky curves that liven up your living room. We spotted this shapely silhouette at CB2's spring preview, and architectElizabeth Robertsendorsed the idea in an interview with My Domaine.
Again, I chose to go the neutral route and incorporated much of my existing décor. The mantel surround is original to my cottage and is 92 years old! Does your ideal bedroom simply involve updating your paint color or duvet cover? Or do you envision a new walk-in closet or larger windows? Think about what you want and prioritize these changes from most to least important. So read on to find out the most popular 2018 home decor trends according to Pinterest.
My tree skirt, garland, white houses and comfortable fuzzy blanket are all from Target too. The beautiful pillow is from my favorite IG pillow shop @linenandivory. I stuff the adorable Santa bags I found at Michaels with packing paper to make them look like they’re filled with gifts. With having 4 kids I like my decor to still be fun for them. I use a plain white comforter and add color by folding blankets at the foot of the bed and seasonal pillows. I keep my dining table simple with a striped runner and simple centerpiece of fresh eucalyptus and heirloom pumpkins.
The French blue cabinet and bench are favorite antiques from local shops. Our buffet side table is custom built by my husband and painted in a custom mix of our own creation. The wooden Mango urns on the farmtable and wooden candlesticks are from Purple Rose Home. The mirror, French wash board, harvest basket and kitchen scale are antiques from flea markets. The Jute rug is from Rugs USA. The fabric pumpkins are from Flax and Willow.
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