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Tantalising trend titbits for 2020

trend titbits for 2020

Looking for some interiors inspiration for your upcoming renovation, but don’t know where to start? Come with me on a magical trip to the future… Well 2020, and take a look at some delectable trends titbits that you’d be foolish not to sample.

Reconnect with yourself

In a world that’s becoming ever dependant on screentime, be this at work, or on your own personal tablet, laptop or phone, trends for 2020 predominantly point to reconnecting with yourself and the natural world. I know myself, that spending a day staring at a screen is no good for my emotional wellbeing… No matter how often I gaze longingly at the trees outside the window. As humans, we crave touch, sensations and experiences that a screen just can’t replicate. Put it this way, a photo of a beach is definitely not going to satiate me. I want to feel the sand in my toes, the salty breeze in my hair and the cocktail in my hand.

So without further ado, let me introduce you to a few key trends of 2020.

Biophilia

If you’ve been trawling the web for interiors ideas, you’ve more than likely stumbled across the term ‘Biophilia’. On the surface, it’s a daunting word, but the meaning behind it is really rather beautiful.

Biophilia is the passionate love of life and of all that is alive;
it is the wish to further growth, whether in a person,
a plant, an idea, or a social group.

Eric Fromm

As Eric Fromm stated, Biophilia is about more than adding a few plants into your spaces, it’s about life and being alive, and injecting as much Biophilia into our homes is good for the soul.

So, now you know what Biophilia is, how can you embrace it, without transforming your home into a jungle?

animal lamp trend titbits for 2020

Natural Light

Maybe an obvious one, but natural light is so good for us mere humans. I don’t know about you, but spending a day under harsh strip lighting instils anxiety in me. I often yearn for fresh air and natural light, even if it is just the light that’s casting through a window. Natural light should be present in your home as much as possible, so get those blinds hoisted up and let that glorious sunshine in.

brass skyscraper handles on dark blue cupboards in a blue and white bedroom
image courtesy of @geekvintique
brass skyscraper handles on panelled blue wardrobe doors
image courtesy of @fionadukeinteriors

Plants

Nurturing plants in your home can be quite an accomplishment, hence me not owning any. Raising a small child and two cats will have to suffice for now. That being said, I have wanted to introduce some greenery into my home for quite a while now, and am instead looking at investing in some low maintenance artificial plants that will stand the test of time.

Artificial Indoor Fern Plant

closeup of zamifolia plant

Aglaonema Small Artificial Plant

In 2020, vertical gardens are going to be increasingly popular. Yes, they are aesthetically pleasing, but they’re also ideal for smaller spaces too. There’s a number of ways you can embrace this, moss on walls is a great way to honour biophilia. Not only does moss look great, but it’s also super tactile, which leads on to another trend that I’ll discuss later, tactility.

Preserved Moss close up shot trend titbits for 2020

Natural Materials

Opting for natural materials around your home is always going to be a winner. Wood, concrete and ceramic soften your interiors, reconnecting you with the earth and creating a space that we long to touch.

Reindeer moss medium green wall panel
Umage clava dine wooden slatted pendant lampshade against black background
close up image of a bouquet of fluffy reed grass against black background

Texture & Tactility

Another key trend of 2020 is texture and tactility, a trend that links beautifully to Biophilia. We are physical sensory beings and crave touch. This is why adding texture to our homes is beneficial. It doesn’t have to be an interiors overhaul either, embossed wallpaper, natural wood, stone, brass and ceramics all contribute to our wellbeing.

Brass Wall Light with frosted bulb against black background
flatlay of smoked gold dimmers, toggles and sockets against grey background
Brass skyscraper knurled handle with plate on black drawer

Embrace Indulgence

In the first three months of 2019, there were 2.4 million searches for the term ‘art deco’. It’s all about the indulgence dontcha know. Luxury key pieces are currently all the rage and will continue into 2020. Think luxe upholstered chairs, opulent lighting and 1920’s investment pieces. If all else fails, throw in some brass and you’re on track.

brass connaught ceiling light against black ceiling
nouveau metal semi circle drawer knob against dark grey background
frosted bubble chandelier against grey background

Colours

So now you know the key trends, let me tell what colours will be popular next year. 2020 will focus on two areas; Miami Vibes and Jewel Tones. Expect to see the following colours popping up just about everywhere…

colour trend titbits for 2020; cassis, mellow yellow, neo mint, purist blue and cantaloupe
image courtesy of coloro.com

Cassis, Mellow Yellow, Neo-Mint, Cantaloupe and Purist Blue are all the colours of 2020, take a look at our colour trends blog for more inspiration.

As always, we love to see your interpretations of trends, especially when they involve our products. Do tag us in your posts on Instagram.

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Written by: Keren

Keren loves tea, tattoos, dinosaurs and all things Gothic. An eclectic mix of interests we think you'll agree, but she fits right in here! Keren is part of our ever expanding marketing team and supports Lyz in all things copy related.

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