Get a head start on your New Year's jobs together with the best 5 interior design trends which is going to be inside this year. Bonus, best styles for wood floors in 2020!
DECO LUXE -- UNDERSTATED GLAM
This high feel and exotic fashion was gaining popularity the past many decades but is due to peak in 2020. An art deco resurrection with textured walls and heavily veined rock is extremely lavish but with restraint. With European and Japanese influence, Deco Luxe is elegant and speaks to high course.
To design with timber, it has dark spots with high gloss, such as Nydree's Maple Ebony Hardwood or Pristine Ravenwood.
TRIBAL BEAT -- GLOBAL TREASURES
The tribal design has been an inspiration in the world of interiors, bringing with it powerful patterns, natural design components, and interesting art. Frequently tribal insides enjoy sexy tones but the 2020 modern tribal fashion requires another way. Taking the textures and substances typically found in tribal design but with a trendy monochrome treatment and geometric shapes. It also has more of inspiration vs correct appropriation from the layout using a major emphasis on natural materials and textures.
Pair this design with light woods, whitewashed with raw edges, such as Nydree's Maverick Blue Ridge or Plainsawn White Oak Slightly Blue.
FLEMISH SOUL -- DARK INKY MOOD
Dutch-style insides strike a gorgeous balance between traditional and contemporary. More polished than Shabby Chic and much more sophisticated than Swedish Style, Belgian-inspired spaces have a controlled elegance that combines white lace, silk, and velvet but using inky colours and dark wood -- contemporary aesthetic to create a straightforward and spare yet cozy and comfortable space. Gaining inspiration from the Dutch Masters -- Van Gogh, Rembrandt, and Vermeer -- Flemish design emulates a study of dark and light with wood, leather, and metals which age well.
With bright colours and patterns with Nostalgia layout, hardwood floors is a necessary organic layer every millennial will chat about. Choose Rift & Quartered White Oak Centennial or Plainsawn White Oak for a foundation that Is Only Going to raise the layout.
