In 2017, there’ll be a trend to move into designing your home in upbeat colours as people are becoming more colour conscious and increasingly aware of how this can affect the mood of the house. there will be a pressing drive from consumers for sustainable, eco-friendly interiors. Also, there will be a heightened drive for supporting smaller independent designers as, encouragingly,
everyone is looking for the bespoke story behind the product.
The interior design industry is not immune to the deep crisis the world is facing right now though it has its very own way of expressing itself. I see this happening in two directions: Introspection on one side with the desire for darker and intense colors that express luxury and a self indulgence attitude and on the other side a careless approach about aesthetics where the most important aim is how to make environments “fun”; this will be achieved through the use of technology bringing to the fore a techno-kitsch style.
Minimalist Trend
Minimalism is a philosophy, a reaction to all of modern life's visual vomit. As the world becomes more cacophonous, perhaps a design alternative is to have your home decor simplified, calm, and serene, with a heightened sense of clarity.
Classic Trend
The design styles of the ‘60s and ‘70s will feature strongly in the 2017 interiors. At this year’s, the designers influence from the colours, shapes and materials of the mid-century era was clearly evident.
