What's going to be the new equivalent of "entirely grey house"?

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Mooching on Instagram for paint colour inspiration and noticed the trend for grey walls, grey carpet, grey sofa, grey curtains etc etc definitely seems to be dropping off, but can't see a clear contender rising to replace it yet. Anyone more in touch with interior design have any suggestions for what the next big trend will be??

Loud wallpaper, teal & pink

Dark wallpaper with heavy patterns featuring leaves or animals and gold
www.dunelm.com/product/mariba-navy-wallpaper-1000194414

Definitely, especially the forest/bird type prints often with gold accessories.

Cross posted with you Hobnob!

That’s what I’ve had for a couple years, animal/bird wallpapers with gold /bronze etc and a lot of green, if it comes into fashion I will need to change..

Earthy and nature colours i.e. shades of taupe / browns / greens with hints of black like black taps, mirrors, frames etc. Also lots of plants.

Hasn’t the forest/bird/gold stuff been around for a while? I wouldn’t call that the next thing.

[quote HobnobsChoice]Dark wallpaper with heavy patterns featuring leaves or animals and gold
www.dunelm.com/product/mariba-navy-wallpaper-1000194414[/quote]
Blimey, I'd rather have grey walls than that.

Well, I went to see a very fashionable friend's new house. She has painted the walls lemon yellow and has beige curtains with gold and black velvet flock.

Not quite my style- but then again I am just cottoning onto the grey trend now so what do I know!

A house of blue hues. Particularly navy & white.
(Which is quite unfortunate as I love that look but given its popularity, it’s going to date)

The house full of plants thing is like number 2 of basic decor

1. Grey/Hinch
2. Millions of plants, bare skandi wood, textures
3. Jewel colours, velvet, dark curtains, piles of books

Probably whatever Mrs Hinch puts in her new house!

Panelling everywhere (how people can't see how badly it's going to date is beyond me).

Velvet sofas.

Navy kitchens.

I miss the Laura Ashley catalogue 😢

I've been wondering about this as will soon be moving into a new build and need to pick carpets and kitchen.

For the lounge I'm thinking an oatmeal sort of carpet, navy sofas, blush pink curtains, magnolia walls, plenty of artwork, tons of plants and layers of light.

Kitchen I'm not sure. Maybe black/very dark grey surfaces and white cupboards.

Will watch with interest- I don't want grey everywhere but I also don't want whatever the next fashion is, I just want relaxing and calm and grown up but with character.

Deep jewel colours - phil/kats house in Eastenders

Fake panelling

www.goodhousekeeping.com/home/decorating-ideas/g34764482/paint-color-trends-2021/

i think this was a bit early, but its taking over from the dull bland beige and grey

Geometries, dark walls bold contrasts

Agree with fake panelling. Awful!!

Fake panelling
Black bathroom fixtures and shower screens
Crittal style doors in obviously out of context places (hallways of Victorian houses etc)
Macrame stuff
Deep green/ teal
Fake herringbone flooring
Bronze/ gold handles
Dark black/ grey/ navy kitchens
Fake mismatched Victorian tiles all over the floor.
That said if any of this is done really well and in moderation it probably won’t date too badly or could be updated easily.

There's this (awful) lemur wallpaper that seems to be popping up everywhere.

Crittal doors are very much the new bifolds, but I'd imagine they cost a few £££ so not a cheap trend.

Natural/earthy tones, black taps, patterned tiles, herringbone floors, neutral decor, lots of house plants.

Really dark blue walls.

Makes me twitch at the thought of painting over that in lighter colour in years to come.

Good lord wont somebody save us from the MDF panelling