Thanks to social media, it’s becoming easier to catch on to the latest trends. In fact, we could attribute this not to social media, but technology in general. It’s given us the power to share trends and ideas no matter where we are, and it’s allowed us to spread those ideas to millions around the world. As a result, cycling through different design trends is much easier and things that used to be fashionable are now coming back to either haunt us or impress us. The Return of Pine For the longest time, pine and mahogany were out in favour of cleaner and smarter designs. This was to match the minimalist ideals that designers were pushing for, but things have started to change. Like many things in life, fashionable trends come full circle and wooden textures are making a comeback. At first, it felt like natural themes would return with a contemporary twist. Instead of wooden walls and tables, we’d get slips and vinyl wraps. Instead of wooden furniture, it would be painted in different ...
Why Grey Furniture Has been Popular For So Long The answer to this question is perhaps best explained by the title of the well-known novel, ‘Fifty Shades of Grey’. There is no single shade of grey that is not a neutral colour but greys range from warm to cool and light to dark and the exact shade used for interior décor can vastly alter a room’s ambience. Even the same shade of grey can look different in a room with lots of natural light compared to a room with very little. Choice of accessories can also impact on the ‘look and feel’ of a living area with grey, being a neutral, always providing an opportunity to place a statement piece by providing the perfect backdrop. The huge interest in Scandinavian design in recent years has also had an impact on the choice of grey as a key neutral over the previously popular creams, beiges and biscuit tones. With pastel shades such as pink or blue often providing the focus for colour, grey is a much easier neutral to work with. The Scandinavian...
What are the Characteristics of Aviation Inspired Furniture? Inspired by vintage military aircraft such as the Spitfire, the Aviator Collection of furniture https://www.furniture4yourhome.co.uk/collections/aviator incorporates the riveted structure of aircraft panels into its retro design. The finish can be jet silver, brass or copper, enabling these beautiful creations to feature as a collection or as individual pieces to blend in with existing décor or stand out as statement items. Above: Hurricane Chairs https://www.furniture4yourhome.co.uk/hurricane-chair-in-jet-silver How to Style Aviation Inspired Furniture This furniture straddles multiple design movements including industrial, vintage, retro and urban and as such can be introduced to existing themes to produce a new ambience. The cool metal finish sits well with warm wood or natural brick for a casual, industrial look. Against the dark-painted walls of a home office or study, it commands an air of seniority and st...
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