Emerging Style Trends

Emerging from a year spent almost entirely in our homes, 2021 and beyond brings about style trends that express both the comfort of our homes, as well as the desire to explore the world. These inspiring new trends coupled with twists on staple styles are setting the tone for a bright year ahead. 

New Trends

Go where style has never gone before. 

	Modern Southwest Southwestern style has been making its way across the country for years, and its most recent iteration mixes Mid-Century Modern influences into the timeless cool of earth tones and rough textures. Terracotta and rough textures fuse with brushed gold and bronze for a modern twist. Gray wood and concrete bring a cooler tone to this traditionally warm style. Photo from @amyepeters
	Scandinavian "Scandinavian, like Japanese design sensibilities, has transcended material aesthetics to influencing a way of living and curating a home. Whether that is thoughtfully collecting vintage furniture, creating a space for mental wellness within the home, or finding ways to connect indoor areas more closely to nature."  - Mollie Hambro, Associate, Trend & Design
	Tropicalo This new style roars into the homes with a variety of natural elements like live plants and shapes inspired by nature. Global prints paired with bamboo, rattan and jute keep the adventurous feeling alive. Beech and teak finishes are the perfect touches to round out this lively look. Photo by @thehousethatdiybuilt

Style Staples - with a twist

While new trends are on the rise, there are some looks that never go out of style. Putting your own spin on these styles helps create a space that works for you. 

Luxe Traditional

These days, an element of luxe style is being infused into almost every look. Luxe traditional has the potential to be one of the most beautiful décor trends of the year. Muted jewel tones add pops of statement style, while velvets, crystal and marble make this look feel high-end and on-trend. Finishes in natural brass, black and champagne gold make statement pieces like the Calyssa^TM   or Birkleigh feel cohesive and timeless. 

Soft Modern

A subtler form of Modern décor, this style uses muted tones and light woods to contrast matte finishes. Brushed and matte metals add elements of warmth to a more typically stark style. The finishes of the Cullen and Calters collection are the perfect accent to this edgy but evolved trend.

Global Boho 

Bespoke and eclectic, this style is casual and fun, distinguishing itself with mixed prints in pinks, teals and creams alongside natural materials like rattan and leather. The painted metals and fringe define this lived-in look. Try a head-turning piece from the Brisbane collection for an accent that’s out of this world. 

Luxe Industrial 

Nostalgic and full of character, Luxe Industrial takes inspiration from old factories and warehouses. Weathered and patina finishes adorn fixtures fit for a factory floor. The Harvan^TM collection provides a refined, sophisticated look with the black finish, while the ribbed glass brings the luxe charm.    

Surprisingly, the most resounding upcoming décor trend will not be any of the above. The trend that will outshine all others is personalization. Putting your spin on any style makes it truly unique, and this year, more than any other, people are looking to make their home a place that reflects their family, their look, and their life. 

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