These Home Trends Are Going To Be Huge In 2021 (2024)

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These Home Trends Are Going To Be Huge In 2021? ›

Warm neutrals and rich earth tones are a top 2021 color trend that embodies those hygge characteristics. Vancouver designer Gillian Segal predicts organic shades such as camel will take the place of gray, while deep, neutral-like colors including olive green and burnt orange will continue in popularity.

2021 interior design trends will further elaborate on that approach. Tactile design, sustainable materials, raw woods, greeneries, and soothing color palettes are just some of the features we expect to see more of. The choices will vary from full retro-chic, over to Scandinavian, and even to global eclectic.

In a reversal of a sleek, mid-century modern look, Papier says in 2021 we'll see more and more people going “granny chic.” This look is defined by velvets, brass and a mishmash of patterns—essentially, Papier says, a mix of things that look like they came straight from your grandma's house.

Other trends on their way out that we're hoping will stay there: color-matched decor, for one (think: black-and-white photo clusters, or rainbow bookshelves). Others feel equally devoid of life—and perhaps are therefore dying—such as all-white or all-gray color schemes, and clean-countered kitchens.

Relaxed and Cozy

“For 2021 I feel that there will be some major changes, with a departure from midcentury furniture to a more relaxed, cozy look,” insists ELLE Decor A-List interior designer Juan Montoya, who believes living rooms will have more furniture and more comfortable chairs, though smaller in scale.

New textiles, colors, and patterns will take forefront in 2023, with complementary colored sofas and accent chairs creating visual interest. “We're really excited about larger pieces in bold colors, like burnt orange paired with muted pastel paint and textiles,” Labourdette-Martinez and Wahler share.

'What's old is new again,' agrees Etsy's 2023 collections curator, Martha Stewart, adding that 'brown furniture is alive and well'.

The Ranch House is America's Most Commonly Sold Home

Ranch-style housing is the most popular across 20 states. This American classic was built in such quantities in the mid-twentieth century that it prevails through sheer force. The ranch house offers space and, occupying just one floor, cradle-to-grave accessibility.

Colonial. Colonial-style homes have the highest resale factor when all other elements are equal.

What trend is replacing farmhouse? ›

Cottagecore is the blooming hot fashion that is becoming more popular. The beautiful farmhouse interiors, which may be on the wane, are being replaced by this style—despite being somewhat similar.

After years of seeing all-gray-everything, it seems interior trends are officially shifting away from the palette that became a staple in the early 2000s. According to some experts, there isn't a moment too soon to say goodbye to gray. But, don't bust out the paintbrushes quite yet.

Along with mid-century-inspired curved furniture, the brown tones of this period are also poised to make a major comeback in 2023. This natural color—particularly its darker varieties—creates a sense of earthy stability, says Claire Druga, an interior designer based in New York City.

Bold Marble

Marble, as both a stone and pattern, is being used for living space statement pieces, including tables, ottomans, flooring, and fabrics. And instead of dominant whites, popular marble colors include reds, greens, and browns. The stone material is also a natural complement to biophilic designs.

The most popular sofa colours forecast for 2023 are Grey, Green, blue sofas, Pink, Black, Navy, Orange and white sofas. If you're having trouble finding the right balance - read this blog! Choosing the right colours is essential when it comes to decorating any space.

Earthy tones

Another colour palette set to be all the rage in 2021 is earthy tones, such as sage greens, burnt oranges and gentle off-white hues. Inspired by nature, Kane explains that these subtle and sophisticated colours have an 'emotive reflection of the world around us'.

Take a moment to reflect and reset. Intriguing, balanced, and deeply soothing, the Benjamin Moore Color of the Year 2021, Aegean Teal 2136-40, creates natural harmony. Nourish the spirit with the comforting, sunbaked hues of the Color Trends 2021 palette, including Aegean Teal 2136-40.

Earth Tones

Browns, taupes, greens and everything in between is coming back in fashion. And there is no better time to introduce these colors than fall. Warm up your space and make it feel instantly cozier with earth tones.