2019 Home Decor Trends That Are Here To Stay

By
Ron K
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If you loved last year’s interior design trends, you’ll be happy to hear that many of them will stick around in 2020 as well. Before you start searching for new home decor ideas, check out the list of last year’s trends that are here to stay.

Natural elements

Plants, natural wood, wicker furniture, and other natural elements will bring a charming vibe into your home and make it even cozier this year.

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In her book titled 'The Art of Beauty' (1878), British author, illustrator and painter, Mary Haweis presents ‘feeling’ (the expression of a maker’s unique emotions and values) and thought (production with intentionality and care) as the essential ingredients of good design. She argues that even when there is an apparent lack of skill, deficiencies can be compensated for by the thoughtfulness in concept of an artefact:⁠⠀ ⁠⠀ “There are innumerable instances we might quote of early work, in which ignorance and mediocre ability go hand in hand with an enthusiasm and thoroughness of conception worthy of any age, which ennobles and redeems the whole production…We feel that the [makers] had all that makes an artist – feeling and enthusiasm”⁠⠀ ⁠⠀ Haweis is arguing for the idea that when we infuse what we do with deep care and intention and when our creative process is driven by the desire to express something personal to us, even when we may not have all the skills of the expert, this thought and care will shine through in a way that has value that can be perceived by all. ⁠⠀ ⁠⠀ This same idea applies so readily to the creation of a home: thought, care and enthusiasm, seem to me to be far more vital ingredients than money or expertise when it comes to the making of warm and soulful spaces.⁠⠀ ⁠⠀ #ingredientsldn⁠⠀ ⁠⠀ Image shows our Hand Dyed Velvet Jewel Cushion Covers in Dappled Sage and Dappled Olive and Belgian Linen Blanket Throw in Ecru (used as a sofa cover).⁠⠀ ⁠⠀ ⁠⠀ #neutraldecor #naturaldecor #naturalhomedecor⁠⠀ #realliving #howyouhome #inmydomaine⁠⠀ #timelessdesign #atmine #interiorwarrior⁠⠀ #interiordecorator #interiorstyle #interiorideas #homegoals #interiormilk #myhousebeautiful #theworldofinteriors #fineinteriors #adstyle

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Neutral tones

Neutral and warm colors such as beige, ivory, taupe, black and gray have been dominating in 2019 and this trend will continue this year as well. A neutral color palette will give your home a sophisticated touch and make it feel brighter even on cloudy days.

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This undecorating and resituating is quite a process isn’t it?? And when did everything get so dusty? I do miss the greenery but so excited about simplifying. I am going to find an olive tree to put where the Christmas tree was and that may be about it! With the New Year, we enter my favorite season. Clearing, purging and organizing season! Is Container Store sending everyone 10 emails a day or is it just me? . . #greatroom #neutralhome #neutraldecor #frenchcountry #modernrustic #rusticdecor #rusticcharm #lessismore #frenchcountrystyle #mypotterybarn #restorationhardware #worldmarket #casualchichome #modernfarmhouse #transitionalstyle #openconcept #currentdesignsituation #frenchfarmhouse #lightandbright #simpledecor

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Vintage Items

Vintage home decor has been trending in 2019 and this won’t change in 2020. Only a few rustic and old items can give your home that irresistible vintage vibe we absolutely adore.

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Are white bottle brush trees too christmassy for winter decor. Not asking for a friend. Also, I realllllly love this hutch in this spot. I’m going to put a poll in stories. Please tell me if I should leave it where it is or move her back here. ….. ……. ….. It’s freaking Friday!!! Happy weekend peepaleeps 😘😘 …. …… …. #lmbpresets #farmhousedecor #farmhousestyle #farmhousestyle #farmhouseliving #cozyhome #cozyvibes #cozycottagefarmhouse #cozycorner #vintagehomedecor #twinklelights #cottagesandbungalows #americanfarmhousestyle #fleamarketdecor #fleamarketstyle #countryhomemagazine #farmhousefeatures #neutralhome #neutraldecor #winterdecor #wintervibes #interior4u #homesofinstagram #hyggehome #fixerupperstyle #farmhousevintage #rusticdecor #neutralhome

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Rich texture and pattern

If you’re opting for a neutral color palette, the best way to create contrast is to decorate with rich textures and patterns. This means a lot of throw pillows, colorful rugs and knitted blankets that’ll give your home a cozy note.