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Home Decor Trends 2022

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TheSmallestOneWasMadeline · 21/09/2022 09:30

What is everyone seeing?

Around here there is a lot of newly rendered white houses with dark grey windows and a lot of panelling which I love but is defo beyond my DIY capabilities!

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SollaSollew · 21/09/2022 10:12

On the outside there's still a fair bit of render here (just outside SW London) but I definitely see fewer dark grey windows going in, it's either white or lighter grey/green.

In interiors from the magazines and on Instagram I see there's a lot of cream and beigey neutrals now a lot more than grey. I still see a lot of green and pink though colour wise. I'm never sure how much Instagram just shows me the trends I've clicked on before though so there could be a whole world of other trends going on that I don't see!

I have had some panelling just done up my stairs and not ashamed to say that I needed a carpenter to do it, my husband built a bathroom cabinet (from scratch!) recently so he's very handy but he wouldn't have attempted the panelling either.

merily · 14/11/2022 14:49

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BigSkies2022 · 14/11/2022 16:35

Pinterest will only repeat back to me what I'm already interested in, so not much help in telling me, or anyone else, about general trends.

I follow a couple of interiors blogs which seem ever more focused on what they describe as a 'layered' style, but which is a bit more cluttered, busy and patterned than I feel comfortable with. Maximalism - pattern, different textures, more colour - seems to be leaving its mark on even designers who don't start from that point. Makes me long for a bit of Conran 'plain, simple, useful', but I also quite like the pivot away from iterations of boxy, mid-century stuff, which often gets watered down into dull little sofas and teal and mustard everywhere.

Penguinsaregreat · 15/11/2022 17:59

I hadn’t noticed until someone mentioned on another thread but the cluttered, mis matched look. Is this the maximalist look?
So one wall partly wallpaper in a striped pattern with a dado rail, then another wall wallpapered in a swirly design, yet another wall papered in a totally different pattern. Topped with patterned curtains and non of it in the exact same colour. It looks as though 4 separate art and design students have been let loose and each given a wall to play with.
Then random ornaments, lots of them as if someone has gone into a shop and bought every single item on display from one section of the shop.

Mushroomlady · 15/11/2022 18:50

In most of the interior photos I've seen online it's apparently normal to have a full size tree in your living room. Not sure how long this has been going on

DSe · 15/11/2022 19:03

I'm seeing a lot of yellow kitchens on Instagram. India yellow F&B kind of shades

Yellownotblue · 15/11/2022 19:31

Sliding patio doors

Californian colours - yellows, pinks, pastels, beiges

Gold and brass accents eg on lighting

natural materials, linen, sisal, textured cottons, raffia, terracotta

concrete

green kitchens

no more: grey everything, Berber rugs, white kitchens, bifolds

BigSkies2022 · 15/11/2022 19:33

I heard the kitchen island is over - OVAHHH!! kitchen tables all the way.

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