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Interior Design Trends for 2022: Part 1

As we approach year-end, it’s time, once again, to look at what’s new and exciting in interior design. Here are six of the new trends that I discuss with my Fairfield and Westchester clients and what we can all look forward to in 2022.

1
Rich Colors

From Ballard Designs
From Ballard Designs

This year we’ll see a resurgence of vivid colors. Jewel tones, greens, russet, browns and yellows are on the rise for walls, furniture fabrics and decor.

From kellydesigns
From kellydesigns

2
Nature Inspired

From Scout Design Studio
From Scout Design Studio

Furniture made of earthy materials such as bamboo, wicker, rattan and wood are becoming more popular with sustainable and ethically sourced products on the rise. Even burl wood, used in the coffee table above, is having a comeback. Cerused wood, a finishing technique that enhances the beauty of wood grain, adds dimension in an understated yet impactful way.

From kellydesigns
From kellydesigns

3
Metals

From home of Naja Munthe via Mad & Bolig & Home Decor Ideas
From home of Naja Munthe via Mad & Bolig & Home Decor Ideas

All types of metals are trending, with black standing out as the most popular. Metals can be mixed and go with any design style. Depending on which metal you choose, it is a great way to add dimension and shine.

From kellydesigns
From kellydesigns

4
Texture

from Living Alot
from Living Alot

Texture is key to any design, and we are seeing it on fabric, walls, furniture and accessories. Cozy fabrics that are furry and nubby and embellished with fringe and decorative trim are also on the horizon.

From Serena & Lily
From Serena & Lily

5
Marble

From kellydesigns
From kellydesigns

While marble is classic, in recent years it lost favor to man-made materials like quartz. Now with the trend moving toward more natural substances, marble is having a big comeback, especially pieces with heavy veining

From MSI Surfaces
From MSI Surfaces

6
Plants

From kellydesigns
From kellydesigns

Bringing greenery inside connects you to nature and helps elevate a space. Adding more real plants promotes better air quality and good health, and has an overall soothing effect. 

Read more about decorating with greenery.