Instead of repeat patterns, a botanical mural is a great idea if you are not sure what to do with a large blank wall. They are easy to apply and maintain as well.

This look is inspired by classic French interior design, and focus on the use of wainscoting, crown molding and sophisticated design elements. Combine this technique with a darker colour to make a large room feel cosier or a light colour to make a small room feel more spacious.

If working from home is going to be a staple in your life, include long counters and large tables into your living room design to accomodate for work and living.

Retro elements add character and a sense of familiarity to a space. Balance them out with the use of neutral colours and clean lines for a touch of modernity.

Colour blocking is a great way to create an instagrammable space. They add depth to apartment spaces and help to distract from the physical size of a room. The trend now is to go for rich pastel hues.

Show off your growing art collection in style and use them to dictate the look of your room by picking colours off the artworks and use them throughout the space.

Arched doorways are back in style in big and small ways. They add a quirky twist to the decor and create a rustic feel. Use them in areas where you want to create some drama and anticipation.

More homeowners are carving out a space at home for their gym equipment or workout area, but others are also transforming rooms into dedicated areas for their hobbies and passion.

Simplicity never goes out of fashion, and you can achieve it by holding back on the decorations while focusing on the textures. It’s ideal for those who appreciate the Japandi style. hobbies and passion.

Text: Home & Decor

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