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Whether you’re building a new home or re-designing your existing home, this article has something for you.
From a home's structure to interior design, color, and more, it seems like some home design trends merely come in and out of style - like the fleeting fads that they are. So, which ones do you keep and which to change up? The trends worth keeping are the ones with the staying power - the ones with design resilience that influence the following year's trends.
Here, we're sharing the trends that are IN for next year that will help you parse through 2020’s finest design crazes. And so, without further delay, let’s look at the trends we’re predicting for the year 2020, and the reasons as to why you’ll want to incorporate such trends into your home decor.
Mindful Design
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More and more people are incorporating mindfulness into their interior design aesthetic. With the focus on zen-like living, minimalistic mindful décor will be a hit trend for many years to come.
Cool Color Palettes and Rich Wood Furnishings
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Next year will carve out and make popular subtle, natural-toned colors that mingle perfectly with all-wood ceilings - seamlessly blending outdoor and indoor living spaces.
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Like every other year in the past, the year 2020 will see more than one popular color, and stunning shades like Luscious Lavender and White Neutral will be celebrated.
Home Offices
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Advancements in technology have made remote-working jobs more probable in the year 2020. This trend has interior designers enthusiastic about crafting furniture for home offices of all sizes.
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Freelancers and entrepreneurs are at the forefront contributing to this trend by operating successful businesses that provide top-notch professional services from their residences. This start-up culture (which keeps growing) is what will make this "home office trend" here to stay, with the year 2020 providing some of the most inspirational home office designs.
Hidden Storage
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We predict that in the coming year, out-of-the-box storage options will focus on being utilitarian and aesthetically pleasing, in order for homeowners to only showcase those items that personalize their homes and store away those items that clutter a space.
Multi-Functional Spaces
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The multi-functional use of spaces has now become a priority for most homeowners, and the versatility of furniture pieces is now mandatory. For example, many homeowners no longer want a permanent dining room. They prefer using any extra space as a mixed-use space: on any given week, either as a home office, creative space, meditation area or a temporary dining room for when their guests come to visit.
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The personalizing of spaces on an as-needed basis is the reason as to why versatile designated living spaces (which are able to change on any given day) are here to stay.
