They feel softer, warmer, and cozier and evoke a cocoon-like effect that makes you feel relaxed and restful. I think the main reason for this is that they are much easier on the eye and easier to live with. "Organic shapes such as curved and rounded silhouettes and scalloped designs are definitely going to prove popular as we go into 2023. "We are seeing more and more clients opting for headboards with taller, curved silhouettes pairing them with rich patterns and colours to anchor their interior design scheme around." "It's all about creating a focal point and making a luxurious statement and an upholstered headboard will really allow you to show off your personality, whilst being comfortable and practical too," says Emma Deterding, Founder and Creative Director, Kelling Designs. Searches for Statement Headboards have seen an 88% increase on Pinterest as those planning their sleeping space have sought to add color and personality to their bedrooms and make their bed the focal point. Say goodbye to the Scandi minimalism that has dominated bedroom trends (and interior trends in general) for the last few years and hello to cozy patterns, floral designs, and varied textures. It’s also the perfect plant for those who suffer from allergies as it doesn’t produce any pollen." 7. The plant assists in removing pollutants from the air such as Carbon Dioxide. "Not only does this plant provide the perfect addition to your biophilic design aesthetically, but it also has amazing health benefits," notes Vicky. Flower delivery service Interflora suggests a rubber plant, which are often referred to as the "perfect bedroom plant". If you're keen to incorporate this trend into your bedroom, opt for low-maintenance house plants that thrive in indirect sunlight (you can find these at the best places to buy plants online). Any reference on bringing the outside in will have a positive impact on mental health, too.” Not only does it take inspiration from botanical trends, but it produces a cacophony of bold, green tones that are perfect for bathrooms and living spaces alike. Lauren, designer and trend researcher at Hovia (opens in new tab), notes: “Biophilic design is an interior trend that is key for 2022 and it’s sure to stay. However, instead of heavy florals, the biophilic trend focuses mainly on minimal green foliage elements with lots of breathing space. This trend runs alongside the 'Cottagecore' takeover from last year. (Image credit: Oscar Wong / Getty Images)īiophilic design is all about reconnecting with nature and bringing outdoor garden trends in, and demand for this trend has soared over the last 12 months. Think burnt orange with pops of ocean blue alongside delicate floral tones including pinks and blushes." 6. Pair the LEIKNY cushion cover (opens in new tab)and KRANSBORRE cushion (opens in new tab) to express yourself through vivid, eclectic color palettes. "Complement the soft edges of the BÖJA table lamp (opens in new tab)in nickel-plated/bamboo with the structured design of the LUBBAN trolley table (opens in new tab), packed with mismatched and meaningful items. "To invoke the curated cluttercore trend and repurpose, store, and show off your items with flair, incorporate clashing tones, rich and textured materials with contrasting structures to provide a feeling of richness within the home," says Clotilde Passalacqua, Interior Design Leader at IKEA UK and Ireland. Adding loads of personality to the bedroom, IKEA predicts that the statement style will dominate 2022's interior design trends. It may seem like the exact opposite of what you want in your bedroom, but the cluttercore trend is all about curated maximalism. You can also use gentle under-lighting to give dressing tables, wardrobes, and beds a sumptuous, hotel-like feel for an added touch of ambiance. Use adjustable, warm-toned lamps on bedside tables to flood soft pools of light on either side of the bed to guide a path. This awareness sees bedroom trends move away from harsh overhead lights, as this season is all about the senses.įor 2022 think of soft smart lighting as a primary source of light for bedrooms. The latest tech for smart lighting means we can control our lights at the touch of a button, like a remote dimmer that can act as a sleep aid to lower the levels of light saturation gradually. Given how key lighting is for a bedroom scheme, for sleep preparation alone, it's important that it becomes a design focus for any decor. To sleep better at night we know that bright, overhead lights should be turned off for a least an hour before bed, to give our eyes adequate time to adjust to the darkness.
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