1. Pretty colours are back
Spring is known for its rejuvenation and energy, which is mirrored in the hues of the season. To infuse a sense of freshness into your space , consider mustard yellow like the 1002 dining chair in Sherpa yellow, the Delaney Upholstered Bed in Ultra Plush Blush and the 3398 dining chair in Duda green.
2. Maximalism is having a resurgance
Maximalistic furniture design exudes opulence with its vibrant jewel tones, lavish materials like velvet and marble, and ornate detailing. Bold shapes, extravagant textures such as the wooly texture of the Diana sofa, and a mix of antique and modern elements like the 8803 marble top and wood bottom table matched with the 8843 woven chair in tan leather, create a luxurious and eclectic aesthetic that celebrates abundance and indulgence in every piece. Adding to this opulent ensemble is the Sterns and Foster 11018 Trunk coffee table, resembling a treasure chest in mango wood with a rustic brown color, infusing the space with a sense of adventure and sophistication.
3. Embracing innovation and timeless elegance
Introducing the 8608 dining table, its curved base adding a sculptural element that elevates any room's aesthetic. Unlike traditional designs, this table embraces curvature at its base, seamlessly integrating the trend while maintaining functionality. Alongside, the 8775 mango wood round dining table offers tactile textures and a rich chocolate brown hue, adding sophistication and sensory delight. Embrace sustainable chic with the 8202 reclaimed wood coffee table, infusing rustic charm and eco-conscious design. Together, these elements create a space that balances contemporary allure with timeless charm, reflecting the trends prevalent in interior design right now.
