We chose these particular trends because they will help you create a cozy, updated, stylish, and livable home that will attract buyers should you decide to move.
Here are a few of our favorites:
1. Natural Elements - This is not the terracotta tiles from the 80s! The new natural stone look has a matte, very natural finish. Picture the look of a coastal California home that features the limestone, natural brick, and cobblestone finishes. It will be big for use as an accent wall, flooring, and to surround fireplaces. This is a beautiful range of materials that adds warmth and character.
2. Bold Hues -- especially green - This hue is going to be seen a lot in bedrooms and living rooms. While we continue to see a great deal of hunter shades of green, olive is going to be everywhere this year. Use it on your walls as a backdrop for tan, rich leather, weathered brass, and linen finishes. It adds depth and sophistication to a room otherwise adorned with neutrals and a little rustic edge. Your resident blogger has also been scoping inspiration for olive green kitchen cabinets. Stunning!
3. Warm Color Palettes - This just looks cozy, right? The warmth and neutrality of this space is so soothing and inviting. While we will see some bold color choices this year, warm neutrals still reign supreme, especially in bedrooms where we want to keep things classic. However, don't be afraid to use some patterns and colorful accents. The bedspread or a cushy rug is the perfect way to add some personality.
4. No Space Left Behind - We all know how expensive a new home can be, so one trend we are really embracing is creative use of space. You don't need a 3,000 square foot home to have all the spots you need to live and work. Try to think of news ways to utilize the space in your home or a home you're building. Carve out a reading or work nook, add some built-ins, and consider finishing out that attic or basement to add usable space in your home.
5. Lavender - This color is definitely not just for use in nursery decor. It is admittedly a bit feminine, but with updated finishes it is modern and fresh. Adding lavender to a room will completely change its vibe, adding softness and sophistication. Use it on your walls (personally love it for a powder room), rugs, or upholstery. It is soft and inviting, so it will add instant impact wherever you incorporate it.
So, what do you think? Will you use any of these in your home or new construction in 2018? Share some other upcoming trends that you love as well!
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