Keeping up with the latest design trends by constantly purchasing new furniture and decorative items like  dimmable led flash is unsustainable. There are, however, methods for incorporating modern elements into a space without sacrificing its classic character. This equilibrium was achieved by the designers of the 2022 Real Simple Home in the Rosemary Beach Community of Walton County, Florida. Using rattan and linen throughout the home is homage to the “coastal grandma” design that has been popular on TikTok, while using dramatic wallpaper is a nod to the maximalist aesthetic without being too much. The ultimate effect is a home that has a modern, upbeat vibe without being dated too quickly.
Look at the pictures of the Real Simple Home below to see the latest and greatest in home decorating trends.
Checkerboard
There are checkered rugs, trousers, and vases galore! Even though this design is centuries old, it has recently had a major renaissance in both the fashion industry and the design world at large. Interior designer Erin Wheeler of Sunny Circle Studio is a fan of the movement; she put a checkerboard mat in the guest bedroom with bright colors to create pattern without adding too much brightness. To link the two rooms, she placed a smaller black-and-white checkerboard carpet in the next bathroom.
Granny Chic on the Coast
To understand the “coastal grandma” style, just imagine Diane Keaton in a film by Nancy Meyers, wearing a turtleneck while lounging on the beach. How might we implement that in the design of interior spaces? Think lots of windows, white walls, warm neutrals, and organic materials. A jute runner and a deep ocean blue paint hue (Pitch Cobalt by Valspar) were a few of the coastal touches that Gina Gutierrez incorporated into the kitchen’s design. She did not, however, decorate the space with tchotchkes like sand dollars and anchors.
When she uses a seaside motif in her work, “it is actually the color story that produces the narrative of being near the water,” she explains. Without being overly literal, she says, “whites, blues, and natural tones will give you that tranquil and beach atmosphere.” Then she emphasizes a seaside tone. “When it comes to home design, I usually avoid the literal and go for more abstract forms of expression like painting and photography. You’ll be showing your enthusiasm for the theme while maintaining a tasteful, traditional aesthetic.”
True Stone
Gutierrez, who also remodeled the adjacent dining room in a coastal style, opted for a marble table by Jayson Home to bring in natural materials and durability. She explains, “I know marble has been there forever, but design enthusiasts are really starting to enjoy marble and natural stone this season.” A wide range of colors, from chilly classic tones to warm brown and red, can be found in marble. She put together a set of mismatched dining chairs to soften the elegant table.
Emotional Components
Banner Day Interiors’ Clara Jung is a huge fan of atmospheric, romantic design. She claims that the design trend, which can include luxurious materials like velvet and deep hues like mossy green, heavily influenced her choice of wallpaper for the master bedroom. The bedroom’s wall mural by Fine & Dandy Co. is a bold focal point, while the rest of the space’s muted tones help to ground the design. If you want to get more information about important items for home decor then techstarlink provides you all information about important items for home decor.
