Happy New Year! One thing everyone can agree is that we are all extremely excited to say goodbye to 2020 and look forward to a brand-new year full of hope in 2021. But each year brings brand new trends to follow, let's find out what they are.

Maximalism

Minimalistic interiors have dominated designs for many years. 2021 brings maximalism, with a wider range of possibilities and combinations of various styles. You will be able to use more interesting decorative objects that are neither simple nor standard.

Contemporary fireplace

Contemporary fireplaces are increasingly sought after as a decorative element. With their subtle design, it will make all the difference in the design of a living room as well as adding a much-needed cosy environment.



Back to black

Black will be a dominant and widely used colour in furniture, fitting, finishes as well as walls. Used with clear contrast, black can make spaces visually larger and steer away from the feared risk.

Velvet

Velvet will be widely used in interior decoration. From velvet upholstered armchairs to velvet headboards and ottomans. Velvet can also be used with soft furnishings such as cushions as a way to achieve elegance in your home.



Hardware display

Industrial design will exceed in 2021, particularly in bathrooms. Leaving pipes and tubes beautifully exposed. Traditionally used in old houses, this is a trend we will see used again to bring elegance and charm into the home.

Windows replacing mirrors

This year mirrors over vanity units are being replaced with windows. Flooding the bathroom with natural light, inspiring everyday beauty.



Warm colours

Before, white, and grey walls dominated interior design but in 2021 things are warming up. Still with neutral colours taking centre stage, they will warmer creating a deeper, cosier environment.  

We look forward to seeing the new trends of 2021 and welcome the new year with open arms. At Middleton Bespoke Joinery we are enthusiastic about the year ahead and working with all our clients on new and exciting projects.