Top 5 interior design trends for a modern home decor

BRABBU pay attention to Design Experts. They just share insights on the hot Interior Design Trends looks for 2016, and Interior Design Blogs wants to share it with you.

Zillow Digs, Kelly Hoppen, David John Dick and others announced the top five home design trends for 2016. Curious to see what trends made the list?

Golden Details

“In 2016, homeowners will no longer be limited to silver or stainless steel fixtures, and will feel free to mix and match finish colors, or go bold with all gold,”

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Mixed Metals

In London, designer Kelly says mixing warm metals, such as copper and rose gold, with cool ones like silver is particularly hot right now. Los Angeles designer Jamie Bush agreed, saying he is no longer interested in matching every metal finish in a single room: “It’s too staged.” Some of the 2015’s trends are still standing this year.

Moody indigo transformed into pink and blue ambiances

And, of course, there colors that will have all the protagonist during 2016. All shadows of pink and blue will fill the living rooms. It could be on small details, on wall painting or in furniture pieces, but what can miss in a trendy living room for 2016 is a touch of blue or pink. You can combine different types of these colors in the room decoration of the living room to create contrast. Room Decor Ideas loves how these two colors can even be combined to create feminine and, at the same time, strong living rooms!

Painterly Rugs

Whether it looks like a Motherwell or a Monet, a rug that is visually fluid with irregular patterns breaks the grid of rectangular rooms and furniture!

Smoky Glass

Los Angeles designer Kelly Wearstler opts for smoked glass to “strike a tension between raw and refined, masculine and feminine.” That smokiness “adds a sense of mystery and intrigue to an otherwise typical material,” she said.

Graphic Tiles

Thanks to the allure of indoor/outdoor living, colorful concrete tiles continue to move from commercial to home spaces, said Los Angeles designer David John Dick : “It’s a perfect combination of graphic design and interior design.” Tiles are a long lasting trend!