Top 4 Interior Design Trends And What To Look Forward This Summer

Summer is finally here! Bringing along some interior design trends that we're very excited about. The summer season is an excellent opportunity to mix up the style and ambiance of your home. With the help of Paulina's advice for this summer, your plan for a summer-themed house will be pushed to the next level!

Things may shortly return to normal (due to the pandemic), and with a lot of time being spent at home, and maybe some apprehension about going out properly, now would be the perfect time to jazz up your house with a few of the latest interior trends as we move into the summer. We've picked out some of our favorites here to give you a little head start in greeting the sunshine in your home.

1. Get Artsy

If you're not ready for a major glass mosaic, yet still seek to embrace your inner artist, try searching for a bold print or artwork to hang on your wall. If you're on a budget, check out craft stores for inexpensive frames and art prints - the bolder and brighter, the better!

2. Reclaimed wood

You're using wood is already in circulation, which doesn't require cutting down trees - a momentous effort in responsible design. What I find most attractive and believe is drawing folks to explore this timeless trend are the warm and inviting sensibilities inherent in the material, all of which is unique in character to each piece.

I believe you'll be seeing more unique applications of reclaimed wood in the form of subtle detailing that adds beautiful character to any space.

3. Outdoor Furniture

Who doesn't love the outdoors?! With a ray of sunshine and a warm breeze, nothing beats summer feel vibes with outdoor furniture, especially from Coco and Wolf!

Our new favorite line of outdoor furniture - exceptional craftsmanship is at the heart of the Coco Wolf ethos. All their pieces are made to order in England, helping to ensure a commitment to uncompromising quality and fine detail!

4. White & brass

Warm, glowing, and reflective, copper and brass are traditional materials that are storming back into fashion. It seems we have tired of brushed steel and shiny chrome and are rediscovering traditional metals and alloys, finding exciting new ways to work them into our room schemes.

From sheets of copper flanking a kitchen island to traditional brass taps that warm up a marble bathroom, the rich colors of brass and copper are adding style and substance to today's homes.