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 Rather than investing in ‘status’ symbols, we see householders prioritizing the products they use often. The focus is on the quality and small daily rituals like drinking coffee or family meals.

Getting rid of everything that doesn’t serve you or bring joy is seen almost as a form of spiritual practice. The fascination with the Marie Kondo method remains strong as more and more people take on decluttering to help them organize their homes to be more functional and airy.

 Our housebound lives brought a desperate demand for maximizing any outdoor living potentials of our properties. Those lucky enough to have an outdoor space of any kind are investing both their efforts and funds to flip it into a second living room and a new place to socialize in the face of pandemic.

The urban jungle trend evolves and grows deep roots in households traumatized by lockdowns. Lush foliage and vegetable gardens are popping up even in the smallest of (both indoor and outdoor) spaces.

A need to reconnect with Nature goes beyond living with plants. Sustainability becomes a norm, reflected in prioritizing natural materials (like wool, rattan, sisal, stone, wood, cane, cork, bamboo, seagrass…) in furniture, decor and products. 

 Warm earthy color schemes are used to further develop the bond with the natural world and create a sense of freedom presented exclusively by the great outdoors. 

Beige, brown, terracotta, amber, greige, sands, taupe are among the favorites as they promote wellbeing and a sense of tranquility and calm.

 Organic shapes rank high in the top ten interior trends for 2021. Soft, flowing lines can be spotted in furniture, artwork, ceramics, decor and beyond. Originating from the art deco design style, these modern, reimagined sumptuous lines cultivate a relaxed atmosphere and a natural flow inside the space. 

 As a result of the overall minimalistic tendencies across the interior design field will see more creativity in using texture and layering. Fluted furniture and ribbed surfaces and architecture are becoming increasingly popular as high-end solutions for adding visual interest and warmth to the minimalistic settings.

The most popular aesthetic includes smooth surfaces, natural tones, organic and curved and sculptural shapes with subtle mohair texture.

 The shopping habits have changed tremendously over the past year. Online shopping, hyper-essentialism and quality over quantity mindset turn mainstream, but the shift goes much deeper to favor sustainability, accountability and ethics.

The focus is on the brand, its values and story. Supporting artists and small, local manufacturers becomes imperative.

Handmade decorative pieces and furniture produced nearby support the local economy while at the same time cutting transport emissions.