Top Styles for 2020

Looking for the latest style trends for your home? We've put together our favourite trends for the new year that are here to take homes by storm.

1. Blue is Back

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Blue interiors are set for a big comeback in 2020 and is predicted to take over the number one position from grey which has been very popular over the recent years. The large choice of shades to choose from means it is easy to incorporate into home interiors and can be used to create a high impact look with darker, inky tones that are perfect for bedrooms or go for pastels to create a serene, tranquil vibe elsewhere in your home. 

2. Blush Pink

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Pink décor is no longer exclusively for little girls' bedrooms and the dusky tones that were introduced last spring are staying with us into the 20's. The key to get this shade right is to ensure matte finishes are used elsewhere in the room for a contemporary and playful style statement.

3. Scandi Noir

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Add a touch of hygge to your home with the scandi minimalist style trend that is staying with us into the new year. Grey interiors are predicted to be a strong favourite again this year, with an updated in tones. We will be seeing more of darker shades of grey paired with natural wood finishes and metal accessories for a more edgy take on the Nordic home trend. 

4. All About Textures

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The neutral style has had an uplift this year with added textures that really brings this style to life. Look out for heather and woven fabrics that features subtle blend of neutral shades for an updated take on neutral interiors. And because it goes with virtually any colour scheme, you don't have to spend a fortune on getting matching accessories.

5. Multitones 

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With a rise in multi-tonal decorating trends from kitchen units to wall paint, we can definitely see multi-coloured window coverings being a huge hit across homes in the new year. This style creates a high impact look and are perfect for rooms where you have different colours that you want to complement.