Summer came and went in the blink of an eye, and it’s hard to believe that Labor Day weekend is just around the corner. Despite the past year, we have lamented the end of the solar season, but this year? I can’t feel all things excited autumn. Wonderful outfit, delicious crisp leaves, scary fit, roaring chimneys, and apple cider donuts“It’s time!” In preparation for all things falling apart, we’ve touched on some of our favorite interior designers to share their projections for the biggest fall decorating trends of 2021.
This last year has been a tremendous change interior design trends. After spending many seasons in white and Cali beach boho styles, people want to incorporate bold colors and patterns into their homes. Fashionable looks are replaced by natural stones and forests with tons of textures that will last a lifetime.
Of all the ways the interior is changing, all of our designers agreed on one thing: it’s time to invest in high-quality, long-lasting pieces. Julie Van Daele of Well received it is especially gratifying to see people moving away from the big companies that are constantly outsourcing heritage designers and selecting unique or unique designs that are local or emerging. Many of these trends have been created in the interior for a long time, thanks to the elements that are well made, durable, beautiful and, above all, durable. It is time to surround ourselves with pieces that bring us joy, that add to our overall quality of life and have the least impact on the planet.
So what other design trends are there this fall?
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Liz Curtis, founder of the entertaining and profitable tablescape company, Table + Teaspoon, explains that farm styles, minimalism and white rooms are coming out. As we have heard from all designers year long and spacious rooms are no longer suited to the nature of our home. Due to the constant uncertainty about public meetings, it is likely that this season we will be more entertained at home for more comfortable comfort in our own spaces.
On the other hand, Maggie Griffin, the founder Maggie Griffin Design, he told us that he has finished with “dry cotton arrangements”. It’s time to add rich shades and textures to your floral accessories, regardless of whether they are dry or fresh.
Continue reading for the 13 biggest trends of the fall of 2021 …
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Marble
Curtis warns that a rich and meticulous marble is being erected in our homes during the fall season. Additional tables, dining tables and marble objects from Calacatta elevate the space as a result of its obviously prized quality and bold nature.
Rich shades of green
Griffin he has noticed a serious rise in trying to surround himself with lush shades of green like salvage, olive and evergreen leaves. They’re mingling with decadent pop in weird tones like coral, eggplant or mustard.
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Textured upholstery
Surely you’ve seen black and white on the couch all over Instagram. Griffin points out that woven upholstery like boucle, houndstoth or even jute is everywhere right now.
Organic forms
Van Daele is obsessed with the emergence of super organic and unique forms of furniture. He saw this new direction of style for the first time Kar Studio, Is located in China and was recently seen Daniel Arsham. It is very fresh and interesting.
Velvet
Velvet is coming back this fall and Curtis is here for that. Starting with the fabrics and everything on the table linen it appears in earth tone velvet. Luxury fabric is the perfect way to add texture to your aesthetic.
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Narrow pipes and furniture
According to Van Daele, they will continue to be one of the most popular fall decorating trends. Aesthetic piping has different styles from modern to traditional. He reports that he sees everything from the plaster to the walls to the sofas, ottomans and the whole table. Think about it Mario Bellini Chameleon sofa by B&B Italia, Lulu & Georgia’s Ottoman Gavin Square, or Lufton end table Shoppe by Amber Interiors.
Tones of muted gems
Curtis is pleased that deep plums, dark emeralds, rich mushrooms, saturated sapphires, red clays and silent mustards will be the pinnacle of chic this fall. In contrast to the pale palettes of the summer pool, the autumn atmosphere shows a stronger range of shades of jewelry.
Layered carpets
Layered rugs can be a chic way to give dimension to a simpler, more neutral aesthetic.
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Candles
It may seem obvious, but there’s a reason Curtis will be the most popular decorating trend for candles in the fall. With the uncertainty we’ve had over the last year, everyone is eager nice. Twisted candles and long covers placed in glass hurricanes or lanterns will give us a flashing intimacy that will help us feel safe and on the ground in our homes. Flower Association it has wonderful hand-molded options in rich tones.
Chintz
Griffin loves the reappearance of funny chinchillas. Chintz printed, painted, dyed or glazed fabric. Usually, the fabrics are printed with floral designs and other delicious patterns.
Gypsum
See paintings like Venetian plaster Meoded Paint and by Roman Clay Paint Portola Paint which look like plaster. Van Daele has mentioned it before but it’s repetitive because it doesn’t go anywhere! KAMP studios Van Dael focuses on plaster masterpieces like the ones mentioned above.
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Curtis has noticed that leather and bronze skates are on the rise in popularity this season. Green and brown films make brown leather and bronze tones feel richer and more luxurious as we go into autumn.
A new twist on modern mid-century design
As we head into the fall, Curtis notes that we’re starting to take on a glamorous atmosphere of mid-century modernity. Traditionally, the mid-century modern genre is on the minimalist side. We’re changing things this fall by taking the “more is more” mentality and throwing glamor into the clean lines of the 1950s. This is especially clear. An easy way to update your design is to replace your head tools with modern mid-century chandeliers. To get a little glam, change the usual bulbs with Edison lights or smoke-colored bulbs.
