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Calling It: These 6 Design Trends Will Rule 2019
As we reflect on 2018 and all that it held in the design realm from new restaurant openings to the most wanted hotel stays, some themes rang true throughout: cookie cutter is out, the right kind of DIY is in, and carrying one theme...
photo by Nick Simonite
As we reflect on 2018 and all that it held in the design realm from new restaurant openings to the most wanted hotel stays, some themes rang true throughout: cookie cutter is out, the right kind of DIY is in, and carrying one theme or trend throughout your home, hotel, venue, shop or restaurant is definitely out. Expressing your unique personality through a variety of styles, collected items, and special finds make for a timeless yet on-trend space.
We partnered with Hayneedle, the online home furnishings and décor store (including the world’s largest outdoor living selection), to break down six design trends for 2019 and how to get the look in your own space. From ultra-modern Scandi design trends to bringing back more traditional styles in your home, find your look for the new year with this guide.
We partnered with Hayneedle, the online home furnishings and décor store (including the world’s largest outdoor living selection), to break down six design trends for 2019 and how to get the look in your own space. From ultra-modern Scandi design trends to bringing back more traditional styles in your home, find your look for the new year with this guide.
The clean lines, monochromatic tones and general lack of clutter found in Scandinavian-Nordic design have led to a quick rise in popularity of the look and it's here to stay for 2019. Paired with quirky, eclectic touches, the minimalist Scandi trend is a response to the maximalism of the bohemian era. Top design tips: Keep your palette muted, decor minimal and opt for a statement piece such as wall art or lighting.
Hotel SP34 is one of our favorite Scandi-Modern design examples filled with grays and steel blues alongside warming wood and traditional Scandinavian furniture.
Get the look with: Mini Pendant Light, Classroom Leather Dining Chair, Avery Desk, Daphney Round Dining Table, Hyde Park Wall Lamp, Mid Century Modern Dining Chairs, High Gloss White Round Dining Table, Cherry Domi Wall Light
Get the look with: Mini Pendant Light, Classroom Leather Dining Chair, Avery Desk, Daphney Round Dining Table, Hyde Park Wall Lamp, Mid Century Modern Dining Chairs, High Gloss White Round Dining Table, Cherry Domi Wall Light
We won’t call it the ‘new boho’ but the idea is the same: fill your space with globally inspired, handmade pieces from artisans showcasing the craft and culture of destinations across the globe. Top design tips: Look for one-of-a-kind or handmade pieces instead of mass-produced goods that all look the same. Variety and imperfection are your friends!
Scorpios is Mykonos is timeless and all the right amounts of handmade and raw. Baskets, weavings and crafted pieces fill the space and provide the perfect inspiration for your globally inspired home.
Get the look with: Wickerworks Countess Dining Chair, Indoor Area Rug, Pendant Light, Barcelona Round Dining Table, Opio Round Dining Table, Jaffa Vase, Barrow Counter Stool, Multicolor Jute Geometric Throw Pillow, Pear Shaped Wicker Pendant Light, Ormond Dining Chair
Get the look with: Wickerworks Countess Dining Chair, Indoor Area Rug, Pendant Light, Barcelona Round Dining Table, Opio Round Dining Table, Jaffa Vase, Barrow Counter Stool, Multicolor Jute Geometric Throw Pillow, Pear Shaped Wicker Pendant Light, Ormond Dining Chair
White has ruled interior walls for a few years as no surprise to anyone. It’s time to put the debate over the perfect shade of white aside because color is making a comeback. Used in considered, artful ways, color blocking is a trend that will carry us through 2019. Top design tips: Pair similar yet different colors such as sage and teal or salmon and russet for an understated, contrasted look.
Do as Grands Boulevards Hotel does: start with color and then build your room. Once your palette is set, the rest will fall into place. Keep the color selection small to keep the space clean and modern.
Get the look with: Navy Angelea Round Ottoman, Inspired Wool .06 Interior Paint, Swoop Arm Wingback Velvet Upholstered Headboard in Caribbean, Elizabeth Swivel Chair, Sullivan Printed Throw Pillow, Carter Velvet Accent Chair, Bordeaux Charlene Ottoman
Get the look with: Navy Angelea Round Ottoman, Inspired Wool .06 Interior Paint, Swoop Arm Wingback Velvet Upholstered Headboard in Caribbean, Elizabeth Swivel Chair, Sullivan Printed Throw Pillow, Carter Velvet Accent Chair, Bordeaux Charlene Ottoman
Unsure how to add dimension to your space without adding more things? Enter texture, your sweet spot for adding character without adding stuff. Keep it light and airy with organic, natural touches from grasses to woods. Top design tips: Swap out bland pillows for natural fiber options and boring light fixtures with woven pendants. When in doubt, add another plant.
Acre Hotel in Cabo expertly blends their space with nature by employing natural materials throughout their hotel and restaurant. Take note of their use of unfinished wood, raw textiles and lush greenery to set the scene.
Get the look with: Fir Wood and Iron Rectangular Wall Shelf, Gray Swivel Bar Stool, Cyrus Throw Pillow, Golden Cane Silk Palm Tree, Argyle Downlight Pendant, Textura Pieced Throw Pillow, Alistair Pub Table, Sherman Armless Bar Stool, Stephanotis Flowering Silk Plant Hanging Basket, Ambassador Pendant Light
Get the look with: Fir Wood and Iron Rectangular Wall Shelf, Gray Swivel Bar Stool, Cyrus Throw Pillow, Golden Cane Silk Palm Tree, Argyle Downlight Pendant, Textura Pieced Throw Pillow, Alistair Pub Table, Sherman Armless Bar Stool, Stephanotis Flowering Silk Plant Hanging Basket, Ambassador Pendant Light
Traditional is back, y’all but not in the swagged drapes, bun feet couches of times passed. Today it’s all about the mix: traditional mixed with contemporary, eclectic or even Scandi touches to create a fresh look with timeless pieces. Top design tips: Find updated traditional pieces like a tufted leather couch or modern farmhouse dining chairs alongside rich colors such as deep teals and reds that can stand the test of time.
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Mattie’s in Austin in a go-to example of bringing back traditional decor in a modern way: the classic pieces of furniture and decor are elevated with textiles and paint colors.
Get the look: Chaparral Indoor Area Rug, Joslyn Dining Side Chairs, Edward Faux Leather Sofa, Loren Indoor Area Rug, Rossmore Rectangular Dining Table, Monotype Abstraction I Canvas Wall Art, Delilah Navy Textured Velvet Bench, LaSalle Chandelier
Get the look: Chaparral Indoor Area Rug, Joslyn Dining Side Chairs, Edward Faux Leather Sofa, Loren Indoor Area Rug, Rossmore Rectangular Dining Table, Monotype Abstraction I Canvas Wall Art, Delilah Navy Textured Velvet Bench, LaSalle Chandelier
Another comeback is here and it’s major: Art Deco. Say goodbye to fake crystals and bad beaded pillows of previous Art Deco looks and instead welcome rich stones like marble, lush velvet, leather clad furniture, and beautifully detailed decor items. Top design tips: Always choose quality over quantity when decorating with Art Deco to keep the space looking polished and timeless.
Apotheke brings the new era of Art Deco to LA the right way. Follow their example to avoid pseudo Mardi Gras vibes by sourcing items with stunning details and top notch quality.
Get the look with: Blue Antonio Velvet Tub Chair, Soleil Wall Mirror, Barrister Green Velvet Loveseat, Tammy Side Table, Exton Ottoman, Loren Fabric Damask Wallpaper, Tiered Flush Mount Chandelier
Get the look with: Blue Antonio Velvet Tub Chair, Soleil Wall Mirror, Barrister Green Velvet Loveseat, Tammy Side Table, Exton Ottoman, Loren Fabric Damask Wallpaper, Tiered Flush Mount Chandelier
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