5 interior design trends for summer 2020
Recent months have made many people realize how important home space and its well-thought-out arrangement are. This has a huge impact on current interior design trends. What directions will dominate in interior design?
1. Clearly separated zones
We increasingly pay attention to making an apartment multifunctional. The situation in which some of us had to stay at home and create an office, relaxation space or study space for children there taught us a lot about interior organization. This, in turn, has a major impact on how we arrange or change our apartments. What will prove to be particularly important in the coming season will be a clear separation of relaxation and work zones. We will also strongly emphasize the separateness of the bedroom - so that it becomes only a place for relaxation.
Diverse colors will help with this - stimulating in the day area, neutral in the office and calming in the night area. It is also good practice to arrange rooms in different styles - so that they are most conducive to concentration and relaxation.
2. Home office
We will devote a lot of attention to home offices. Some of us will work remotely in the near future, and in other companies this mode will become one of the possible options for good. Regardless of whether the office will be a separate room or, for example, part of the living room, we will approach the arrangement of this space with great care. We will try to make them comfortable and functional. Profiled chairs, organizers and furniture that allow you to store large amounts of documents will be very popular. Good lighting will be equally important: especially office and floor lamps. The most fashionable ones will be those with metallic glass shades in various geometric shapes. They will give the interior a modern look and will work well in both minimalist, industrial and eclectic rooms.
3. Nature at your fingertips
One of the most important elements of the decor will be plants - and even decorations with a leaf motif. This is a trend that has been at the forefront for several seasons. Today, it is intensified by the strong need to create a private space for relaxation.
– We observe that more and more people looking for an apartment pay special attention to ensuring that their future home has a garden or a terrace. The primary market actually offers great opportunities for this. We meet these needs by also offering apartments with two terraces on opposite sides of the property - explains Jakub Orski, an employee of the developer WPBM " Moje Dom" SA
4. Colors that add energy
Like every summer, we will be looking for a color palette that will bring new energy to our interior. This time we will focus on refreshing mint and saturated yellow. Pastels will be very popular, especially in the bedroom, and intense tones can be used in accessories in the living room or kitchen.
5. Decorations from Polish producers
Designs by local artists will also gain in importance: both in terms of furniture and decorations. Recent months have convinced us to support small, local businesses. We appreciate their individual approach to projects, commitment, uniqueness and ethical behavior. This is an expression of growing consumer awareness and the feeling that we can influence the environment with our choices. We want to help Polish creators, so we will more often use handicrafts instead of mass-produced decorations or posters made by local artists instead of those from large stores. Perhaps we will limit the number of items we have, but we will pay more attention to their durability, workmanship and origin.
