Back by popular demand, these décor trends are making a comeback – and it’s easy to see why!
Statement Ceilings
Look, we are not saying you need to find the next Michelangelo and paint your version of the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel (although, if that is what you’re into, go ahead and share the results!).
From wallpaper to coffered ceilings and colourful paints, this is a great way to take your home’s interior to new heights.
Image sources
- https://freshome.com/statement-ceilings/
- http://www.danameilijson.com/portfolio/#21/upper-west-side-residence-new-york-ny
- https://homeadore.com/2014/05/09/dunbarsouthlands-house-terris-lightfoot-contracting/
Wallpaper
Ah, wallpaper! It’s no longer reserved for your grandmother’s house, the kitchen from That 70’s Show, or a dodgy motel room in an American TV series. Now it can be spiced up and used creatively in your house!
We especially love these designs by Indian wallpaper designer Krsnaa Mehtaon.
The Tiger’s Palace by Krsnaa Mehtaon (Source: Instagram)
(NOTE: Please include as is with hyperlinks, when I asked the artist for permission to use the image, I told him that I’d give him credit).
Wallpaper by Krsnaa Mehtaon (Source: Instagram)
Art Deco
Art deco ruled the design world in the 1920s (think Great Gatsby and the Chrysler building in New York) and is remembered mostly for its love of geometric shapes.
Photo by Anne Sage Photography

Photo by Anne Sage
Velvet
Yes, you read that right! Velvet, first made popular way back in the 14th century, is another massive trend to look out for. From curtains to furniture upholstering, we can’t get enough of it!
Terrazzo
It all started in ancient Egypt, was popularised by rich 15th century Venetians, and became a global hit in the 1920s, where the art deco movement reigned supreme.
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Source: Two At Symphony on Instagram
Source: Yaroslav Priadka on Instagram
Abstract Art
Whether you are a Picasso or a Mondrian fan, the art lover in you will love this trend! Not as stuffy as a renaissance of the.. well… Renaissance, this trend can add a playful touch to your interior without looking tacky. Whether it’s a Mondrian inspired cupboard or a Picasso-vibe, you can show off your classy side and still be playful.
Rugs as Wall Art
Rugs and tapestries as wall art…it’s no longer just reserved for a Persian prince of a fabled land! This trend will give your home that next-level class ambience.
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