With the changing of every season comes subtle shifts in interior design sensibilities. However, with the gradual easing of COVID-19 restrictions, summer 2021 was set to see an explosion of creativity in home interiors that will make your home truly unique. If you are feeling ready for a change, take a look at the following 5 interior design upgrades that were a hit in summer 2021.
1. Natural elements
Although the COVID-19 pandemic spurred the desire to add more natural elements to a home’s interior as a means of creating diversity in living spaces, there is something uniquely summer about bringing a little nature indoors. Whether it is something simple like adding a couple of plants to a corner of the living room or incorporating a full scale living wall to make nature a more intense element of your interior decor, homeowners scrambled to bring the outdoors in during summer 2021.
When creating a natural feel for your home’s interior, there is no denying wood’s power to make the look complete. Effective ways to employ wood are through accent beams in the ceiling, shelving in the kitchen and bathroom, and, of course, in flooring materials. When speaking of wood floors, if the classic, natural appearance of solid hardwood is a bit out of your price range, there are numerous faux hardwood flooring options, such as wood-look tile, luxury vinyl, and engineered hardwood, that mirror the solid hardwood appearance while maintaining its outstanding durability.
2. Less is less
There is no denying the classic, elegant appearance of a minimalist interior. White furniture; spacious, airy spaces; and sparsely adorned walls are unlikely to ever go away completely, as there is just something about the minimalist look that conveys a sense of “adulting.”
However, minimalism is no longer the end-all, be-all for interior design schemes. Stuck at home for more than a year, some people began to go a bit stir crazy in their sparse surroundings, creating a trend toward busier interiors that gained a full head of steam heading into summer 2021.
While clutter and chaos may never be cool, people are pulling long-lost accessories out of the attic to add an element of visual intrigue to their home interiors. Collectibles traditionally reserved for the corners of bookcases are stylishly adorning surfaces throughout the house as people look to add dimension to their living spaces.
In addition, the increase in remote work conferences has caused homeowners to turn to accessories as a means of creating stylized backdrops that help them convey their unique personality.
3. Wallpaper galore
Wallpaper has long gotten a bad rap as being tacky, reserved...
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