2019 Home Design Trend: Designers' Opinion

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New Year, New Me, New Perspective. Any new year resolution you want to achieve early this year? Maybe a new you need time to process, but a new perspective can be achieved sooner by re-decorate your home. Before you start to throw away all your old furnitures, think of the new design trend that could probably save your money by reusing old furnitures that are still on trends for 2019. Here’s some forecast from the decor experts on what might be the new home design trend in 2019:

 

Brass Decor

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image source: interiorzine.com

2019 is setting up to be a year to welcome brass accents back into our homes. Brass is everywhere right now, from ultra high-end designs (think Kelly Wearstler, or Roman and Williams) to local home decor stores near our home. Brass is surprisingly warm and subtle alternative to the expected steel accents. This luxurious metal used to signify conspicuous consumption and showiness. Now it feels traditional, nostalgic, and homey. But remember, don’t overdo it. Nothing that is too much will look good, anyways.

"I love brass metal details, but it’s overkill when a room is furnished with brass-accented case goods and upholstery pieces. For example, if the chairs have a brass frame, the sofa has a brass base, the dining table has brass pedestals, and the credenza has brass sabots and pulls, well then, that’s just too much." — Keita Turner of Keita Turner Design

 

Natural Elements

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image source: decoraid.com

Wave goodbye to the tech-obsessed decor in 2018 design trends, as we move towards fresh, natural materials in 2019 such as stone, copper, concrete, light woods, and granite. These elements will help bring an organic and serene ambiance.

"Light-colored floors are making a comeback, thanks to the homeowner's growing desire for a more airy and open look and feel. In shades of birch, beachy white and light oak, these floors reflect more light, and can transition from casual to luxurious, without sacrificing comfort."— Kesha Franklin of Halden Interiors

 

Four Poster Bed

image source: William Waldron for Architectural Digest

image source: William Waldron for Architectural Digest

Four-Poster Bed or Canopy Bed, is now on the top list of 2019 bedroom design trend. Though they haven’t been in vogue since the late 80’s, there has been a steady rise in demand on grand canopy beds because people are seeking out the ultimate comforting oasis. To make one work in your bedroom, choose a minimally minded canopy bed that is quiet and slim to ensure that it won’t take up too much space or ever go out of style.

"In uncertain times, people tend to want spaces that bring a sense of comfort and safety. A four-poster bed provides that type of feeling. It's the closest thing you can get to a hug from a piece of furniture." — Amy Sklar of Sklar Design

 

Richer Color Palettes

image source: Sean Litchfield for Elle Decor

image source: Sean Litchfield for Elle Decor

Though monotone can help you avoid making spaces feel overwhelming, designers believe that 2019 will be a year where bolder colors are preferred. Richer hues throughout your home can make your basic furniture and decorative decor pop out. Go for for dramatic reds, statement pinks, bold yellows and organic greens.

"There was a moment while I was watching the Spring/Summer Louis Vuitton show by Virgil Abloh that I though... 'THIS is it!' I was inspired by how the collection was built on a foundation of white, but gently unfolded to embrace confident hues with bracing edge. The look was fresh, bold, and youthful. For recent project, I created a bedroom for a young lady that incorporated this trend. Tempered by neutral layers and tons of texture, it's a design that reflects this "of the moment" color recipe while staying true to the personality of the client." - Jon Call of Mr. Call Design

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