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Looking to renovate your home and interested in 2021 design trends? We’ve studied the leading reports and studies to ‘predict’ these 10 interior design trends. <\/em><\/p>\n

New Year. New home. <\/strong>Or that’s what a lot of people will have thought at the end of 2020, the ‘year of lockdown’. Long months spent looking at the same four walls due to the COVID-19 pandemic have made it very clear what works and doesn’t work in every home<\/strong>, resulting in an unprecedented boom in home improvement<\/strong>. According to a report on the Home Improvement industry by Habitissimo<\/a>, during June 2020 there was a 36% increase in home renovations in Spain<\/strong>. In the United Kingdom, homeware spending increased by 42%<\/strong> in May, according the Office for National Statistics.<\/p>\n

But which interior design trends will lead the way in 2021?<\/strong> We have scoured the main trend studies and reports and leading international magazines to predict these 10 design trends. Let’s take a look. Stay ahead of the trends.<\/em><\/p>\n

1. The rise of Cosy Living<\/h2>\n

The COVID-19 crisis not only changed how we think, but how we live. There’s now a greater focus on why rather than how, with more emphasis on welcoming and functional spaces<\/strong>. A general trend which says that wellness <\/strong>must be the primary goal of 2021 interior design, using decor which awakens the five senses.<\/p>\n

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Coliseum Cream<\/em><\/p>\n

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Sky Grey<\/em><\/p>\n

Materials like wood or marble<\/strong> are visually and physically appealing, and the perfect environment can be topped off with an aroma: candles or wood, for example. Textiles<\/strong> have come to the forefront and comfort and storage are key when choosing furniture. Keep what is useful and get rid of what you don’t need.<\/p>\n

2. Living room trends 2021: spaces where ‘everything happens’<\/h2>\n

Creating versatile and multi-purpose spaces<\/strong> will definitely be an interior design trend in 2021. And the star of these multi-purpose rooms is the living room<\/strong>, becoming the place where 'everything happens’<\/strong> during lockdown.<\/p>\n

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Woodsense Natural<\/em><\/p>\n

A makeshift workplace and office, a classroom and playroom, and even a gym or pilates and yoga studio. Design emphasising a new perspective – where everything can be ‘reused’ and ‘converted’ – requires durable materials which can be easily cleaned and maintained, such as ceramics. Choose imitation wood ceramics or stone<\/a> for floor tiles and textured or decorative wall tiles<\/strong> to forge a different style and convert your living room into a designer space. Modular walls and sliding doors <\/strong>can also be a great addition to these new FUTURE construction methods.<\/p>\n

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Rooms can be arranged flexibly using sliding doors and seamless floor tiles throughout the space. Bone + Parallelo Bone.<\/em><\/p>\n

3. The new era of ‘ME TIME’<\/h2>\n

Pinterest searches show that we are immersed in a new era of wellness<\/strong>. According to the social network, the keywords ‘self care at home’ increased by 332% in 2020<\/strong>. ‘How to sleep better’, ‘yoga’ and ‘mindfulness’ all featured in search histories throughout the year. There is a room which has taken centre stage in relation to ME TIME: the bathroom<\/strong>. The bathroom has become a home spa<\/strong>, a place to escape and take care of ourselves due to pandemic-related stress. Dedicate your space to you with a freestanding bathtub and ceramic materials<\/strong> which resist moisture and contact with water.<\/p>\n

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Norton Pearl + Tesela Norton Pearl<\/em><\/p>\n

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Pinterest reported a 50% increase in searches for ‘bathroom with freestanding bathtub’ and a 145% increase in ‘deep soaking tub’ in countries like Canada, the United Kingdom and Australia. Source: Pinterest Predicts. <\/a><\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n

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Bathroom space created by Erico Navazo for Azulejos Peña. Flooring: Omnia by Colorker. Wall tiles: Gatsby and Evoke by Zyx. Fixtures with metal finishes is another 2021 design trend. Photo: Asier Rua.<\/em><\/p>\n

4. Safe and easy-to-clean areas<\/h2>\n

Sterile, antibacterial and easy-to-clean and easy-to-disinfect materials<\/strong> are experiencing a golden age in 2020-2021. Ceramics are definitely the ideal solution, as they offer all these properties as well as a look which is very similar to natural material.<\/p>\n

5. Plenty of plants<\/strong><\/h2>\n

An ode to the planet, origins, and a firm commitment to purifying air in indoor spaces; all this makes plants <\/strong>one of the leading interior design trends in 2021. Spaces – designed to be lived-in now more than ever – become fresher and more lively with plants and green spaces throughout.<\/p>\n

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Giant White. Modular Concept<\/a><\/em><\/p>\n

Plant decoration can also be used as a pattern for ceramic surfaces<\/strong>. Immerse yourself in the jungle and create a haven of peace for ‘slow life’ in your home with collections like Amazonia by Zyx<\/a>, also inspired by the handiwork of master craftsmen.<\/p>\n

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Amazonia by Zyx<\/em><\/p>\n

6. Raw materials<\/h2>\n

According to the trend forecasting company WGSN<\/a>, 2021 will be a year for ‘celebrating raw’ <\/strong>and ‘Indigenous Thinking’<\/strong>, thanks to a boom in materials like wood and untreated iron<\/strong>, and specifically wicker and rattan<\/strong> in all spaces and in all elements.<\/p>\n

Tangram<\/a> is Colorker’s new textured imitation wood collection which creates volume, drawing inspiration from the traditional Asian game. A perfect collection to create Japandi designs<\/strong>, another key trend for 2021 interior design according to Pinterest Predicts.<\/p>\n

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Century Natural + Tagram Natural + Impulse White<\/em><\/p>\n

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Japandi combines Scandi design with the more zen ‘made in Japan’ feel.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n

7. Customisation and creativity<\/h2>\n

During lockdown, homes became spaces for creativity<\/strong>. And hopefully this will continue with new lifestyle trends arising from the pandemic. According to Clever Magazine by AD<\/a>, “people are looking for tools that help them communicate and express themselves after almost a year of holding back on social interactions”.<\/p>\n

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Gatsby collection by Zyx.<\/em><\/p>\n

Bold and dynamic patterns and geometric or irregular shapes<\/strong> could be a highlight in 2021 design when focusing on creation and experimentation. A new way of expressing who we are, with a homage to maximalism<\/strong> found in every corner of the home.<\/p>\n

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Spectrum White<\/em><\/p>\n

8. Colour trends 2021<\/h2>\n

Pantone recently published its 2021 #ColorOfTheYear<\/a><\/strong>: Ultimate Gray+Illuminating<\/strong>. A bold choice which reflects the fearless start to 2021. This colour follows the trend predictions by Coloro+WGSN<\/a><\/strong>: Jade, Dark Oak, Lazuli Blue and Orchid Flower<\/strong>. These will certainly not be used alone, instead accompanied by more neutral tones to avoid overpowering spaces. How about you: do you prefer a full-on approach, or small touches of strong colour in a design?<\/p>\n