Interior Trends for 2018

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Adore the Decor…Interior Trends for 2018

14 February 2018

Another year brings resolutions, good intentions and super
hot trends to watch out for in all things luxury. Here we
explore and adore the hottest interior tips for the year
ahead.

– Bookshelves
Literature is back en vogue, according to those in the
know. So gather your trilogies, tomes and thrillers and
channel the literacy love. Whether you have space to
showcase an entire library or a spare corner for a thespian
homage – either is inline with this particular trend…

– Textures
Gone are the days of predictable finishes devoid of
interest or surprise…today we are embracing all things
textured especially in wallpapers. Think basket-weave,
fabric, wood and leather anything goes as long as it’s not
paper!

– Chandeliers
Don’t be afraid to leave the light on…as long as its fixture
is as bold and brilliant as can be. Think crystal and glass
for the ultimate statement effect

– Dining Rooms
Bad news for the culinary-challenged, but dining rooms
are back and back to stay. Best of all is to engage the help
of a private chef who can prepare the food behind the
scenes whilst you sit back and host

– Bemusing Bathrooms
Salad bowl-style wooden baths, art, televisions, sofas and
swings are no longer the stuff of dreams for decadent
bathers – all feature at some of London’s most coveted
addresses…procrastination alert!

Trends courtesy of The Times, Bricks & Mortar 19.1.18

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– Bookshelves
Literature is back en vogue, according to those in the
know. So gather your trilogies, tomes and thrillers and
channel the literacy love. Whether you have space to
showcase an entire library or a spare corner for a thespian
homage – either is inline with this particular trend…

– Textures
Gone are the days of predictable finishes devoid of
interest or surprise…today we are embracing all things
textured especially in wallpapers. Think basket-weave,
fabric, wood and leather anything goes as long as it’s not
paper!

– Chandeliers
Don’t be afraid to leave the light on…as long as its fixture
is as bold and brilliant as can be. Think crystal and glass
for the ultimate statement effect

– Dining Rooms
Bad news for the culinary-challenged, but dining rooms
are back and back to stay. Best of all is to engage the help
of a private chef who can prepare the food behind the
scenes whilst you sit back and host

– Bemusing Bathrooms
Salad bowl-style wooden baths, art, televisions, sofas and
swings are no longer the stuff of dreams for decadent
bathers – all feature at some of London’s most coveted
addresses…procrastination alert!

Trends courtesy of The Times, Bricks & Mortar 19.1.18

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