4 Home Decor Trends for 2019 From Today's Interior Design Bloggers
How was your weekend? I hope it was lovely. We finally had the chance to head east and open up our cottage. I always love spending Mother's Day there, sleeping in, having a coffee on the porch, and having nothing to do... it's my favourite way to spend the holiday.
In between cottage naps (lol!), I had the chance to dig into the blogger projects from the One Room Challenge (and yes - we're still working on our ORC bathroom renovation!). I love the ORC for it's ability to push the boundaries of the design universe and put the spotlight on all sorts of design styles.
Across the spectrum though, there were certain design elements that kept appearing over and over. Here's 4 home decor trends for 2019 right from homes of design bloggers that I spotted in the One Room Challenge projects.
1. Use of Moulding and Trim in New Ways
We can thank Fixer Upper for the resurgence in the popularity of shiplap the last few years. Undoubtedly, this has led to the increased awareness and general use of moulding and trim in the home but you can use moulding to create many different types of wall treatments. As we start to move away from the modern farmhouse look, I think we'll be seeing more interesting applications of this architectural element.Plaid wall panelling treatment by Sypsie Designs |
Double wall paneling by Chasing Quaintness |
Modern accent wall by This Simplicite |
Shiplap ceiling and plaid wall treatment by Hilltown House |
2. Maximalist Decor
Have we finally had our fill of minimalist rooms? Is this the year of un-Kondoing our decor and embracing the more-is-more aesthetic? This year's ORC rooms were filled with colour, texture, and furnishings. From kids rooms in rainbow hues to opulent bedrooms, bloggers maxed out their designs in a big way.Master Bedroom by A Glass of Bovino |
Chinoiserie bedroom by The Farmhouse Project |
Colourful Kid's Room by Banyan Bridges |
3. Contrasting trim, doors, and ceilings
Hand in hand with trend #1, bloggers have started to use contrasting colours to highlight architectural elements. I love the look in this bedroom below, where taupe trim brings interest to white walls. The effect is interesting yet still calming.Bedroom by Decorlift |
Bold Nursery by Craven Haven |
4. Shades of Green - in paint and plants!
Forest green kitchen by Ash Pine Homes |
Chic Dining Room by Stampin Fool |
Colour blocked bathroom by Bre Purposed |
So what do you think? Do you think you'll be bringing any of these decor trends into your home?
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