“New year, new me,” has become quite overused and clichéd till now. How about we alter, add a bit more to this old resolution and make it a little more exciting? Let’s change this phrase to, “A new year, new me and a brand new look for my home.” The trends for interior décor lovers indicate, they will be having fun this year and can bring in colors, exotic motifs, walls that talk and windows that illuminate to their interior decor. The year has a lot to offer with the classy meet modern themes, furnishing which is luxurious yet not too gaudy, accent pieces that standout as they are and can actually accentuate the overall look and feel of a certain space, the mix and match of old and fresh colors, bringing out décor gold out of the old and useless and just what not. Just the sound of all these new and exciting things makes décor enthusiasts to experiment and try out these new trends.

Here are some of the adaptable trends you should definitely try out if you have made some changes to your boring and old resolution, like me.

  1. Marsala is the new black:

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    You all must have heard how pantone’s color of the year is making waves among fashion and interior designers. The color has become the talk of the creative town and almost every interior designer is endorsing this exotic new shade of plum and reds of the wine. The color is versatile enough and can go perfectly well with many other soft hues like turquoise, lilac, dusk orange and blue. The striking ability of this enchanting color can either be used in walls or if you want a subtle throw of marsala in your décor then bring it in through accent pieces or furniture.

 

  1. Copper accents:

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    Rose gold or copper in accents can be seen not just in light fixtures anymore, they are everywhere, from accessories to hardware, plumbing and elsewhere. The reason why they have become the new dearly beloved of interior designers is the subtle glamorous charm of copper, the hue of rose gold and the beauty it forms when combined together as an accent piece. Adding a bling to lackluster decors, copper is amalgamated in almost all types of decors, be it commercial or residential. Rose gold when mixed with turquoise makes a stand-out combination.

 

  1. Walls that talk:

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    Thankfully the days of dull and boring walls are finally over, we don’t follow the same color themes or drape our windows in heavily frilled and layered fabrics in the name of curtains. The walls are now treated as pieces of art, adding colors, patterns, text and all that you love on these newly found canvases is what that is trending. If you don’t like plain walls then just cover them up in chevrons or other geometric patterns through paint or wall papers.

 

  1. Windows that illuminate:

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    Windows are the resource through which your rooms will naturally illuminate, so treat them accordingly. There is a growing trend of customized shades for windows that can be used to replace curtains. If you’re still into curtains then use light weight and most preferably sheer fabrics. Ombre and bold prints are the new hot in sheer curtains and can easily transform the look of your home.

 

  1. Cover up with a rug:
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    No matter how gorgeous or not so gorgeous you floor is; a rug can add more volume and vibrancy to the entire feel of your room. The best thing about rugs is they can cover up the flaws of some bad flooring or just harmonize with the colors of your room and accentuate it even more. Rugs can come in all shapes and sizes, make sure you choose them according to the area of your room and the color palette it follows.

 

In my opinion, these are the most practical trends, one can easily follow and bring a new look to their interiors. You can easily pick one from these and implement in a New Year renovation.

 

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Sheerin Jafri is a passionate lifestyle and fashion blogger. Follow @sheerinjafri to get more updates.