2020 will be like this: sustainable, technological, colorful and beyond sensory. Who said? Big brands, social networks and research institutes. And what does this mean in practice? That the decoration trends for 2020 will say much more about being, than having. They will explore experiences and sensations. A year to unite concepts, instead of separating them. A year without right or wrong. One year to be what you want and live as you please.
Only that? Of course not! There are many more things going on in this decorative universe and we were not going to miss the opportunity to tell you everything. So get ready to check out the main decoration trends for 2020:
Who sets the decor trends?
As in fashion, decoration and interior design follow trends that change year after year.
Those who are usually behind these new ideas are the big names and brands of design, such as the Swedish giant IKEA (leader in the furniture and interior design segment) and Pantone (world reference in colors). Social networks, especially Pinterest and Instagram, and research institutes such as WGSN, which specializes in developing trends based on the behavioral analysis of individuals, are also responsible for configuring new trends.
The IKEA brand, for example, disclosed in its catalog five pillars to meet the needs of a home in 2020, they are: comfort, security, belonging, property and privacy.
The comfort item concerns the ability of people to feel comfortable and satisfied with the surrounding environment. In terms of security, the idea is to promote a welcoming environment, a safe haven, leaving the idea of locks and padlocks a little.
The concept of belonging, on the other hand, is directly linked to the ability to be accepted as if it really is and to be recognized in the place where you live. Finally, the idea of property and privacy comes to talk about the power to control the space in which you live, with the right to environments that provide reflection and disconnection.
But that's not all! There's more, follow:
Reconnection with nature
Sustainability, reuse and the use of natural materials will be the watchwords in 2020. Following a trend (and need) that grows every day, designers, architects and decorators will have the mission to insert sustainability concepts more and more into their projects. , such as solar energy, rainwater harvesting, reused materials, such as demolition wood, for example.
Bamboo, ceramics, straw, wicker and other natural materials will also be setting the trend in 2020. They will be everywhere, from the sofa to the wall covering, through the kitchen utensils.
We cannot fail to mention the plants as well. They continue to spread love in green tones throughout the houses.
Colors for all tastes
Although Pantone has chosen Classic Blue as the color of the year 2020 and WGSN has named Neo Mint as the new sensation, other colors will also be in evidence.
As is the case with the shades of pink, demonstrating that the Rosa Millennial has not completely gone out of fashion yet, the yellows, especially those closest to mustard and the most varied shades of green.
Classic and neutral tones like white, gray and black will also show their strength in 2020.
Another big bet for 2020 is the earth color palette, as is the case with terracotta, ocher and nude. Perfect to combine with natural materials and the concept of nature that will permeate the environments.
Upcycling
And we can't talk about nature without talking about sustainability and the concept of upcycling. Do not know what it is? We explain. Upcycling is the creative reuse of materials and products that normally reach the end of their useful life or are no longer of commercial value.
In upcycling everything is reinvented, it gains new functions, uses and design. A pallet becomes a sofa, old jeans become a cushion cover, an old door becomes a headboard, and so on.
A good prospecting in antique fairs or thrift stores will also be the face of the year 2020. Ah, of course, that good old visit to the grandparents' house in an attempt to rescue some unique piece, full of history and nostalgia.
Therefore, recycling, reusing and reframing will be in fashion in 2020 showing that it is possible to combine design, sophistication and style with sustainability.
Going inside, literally
The year 2020 is also a year of turning inward, literally, either within oneself or within houses. This means, in terms of decoration and design, that homes will be more welcoming and cozy than anything else.
And in order to achieve this goal, pillows and soft blankets, lamps to create special lighting, good kitchen utensils to serve yourself and visitors cannot be missing.
This trend also indicates the need for even greater integration between environments, with the collapse of walls and the dynamization of spaces. Which leads us to another finding: 2020 will be the year of loft and studio homes.
Technology combined with simplicity
If, on the one hand, everything suggests that 2020 will be a year full of simplicity, nature and reconnection, on the other hand, technology advances and conquers an increasing space inside the residences.
This is great to demonstrate that modern man can be ecological and sustainable, without giving up comfort and certain facilities. Not to mention that technology is also a great ally of sustainable actions.
So don't be surprised by the recurrent use of household appliances that obey voice commands and intelligent sensors capable of turning lights on and off, as well as opening and closing taps.
Curves, lines and geometry
2020 is not a year dictated by rules. In those 366 days everything can, including the forms that will be present in the composition of the homes.
Get ready for a year in which organic curves and movements will gain prominence, sometimes straight lines and geometric shapes, whether squares, rectangles, hexagons or polygons, which will be in the sights of designers.
Maximalism and minimalism
If the year 2020was marked by minimalism, the year 2020 brings an opposite movement: that of maximalism. I mean it's the end of the style minimal? Of course not! He keeps snatching hearts.
It turns out that in 2020 it will be common to also see environments full and full of decoration. Many colors, many pictures on the wall, many furniture filling every space in the house.
Handmade pieces
Another major trend for 2020 is handcrafted pieces. It can be a piece of furniture or a mug, it doesn't matter, what will count here is that personal and exclusive touch in the pieces. The more rustic and less plasticized appearance of parts manufactured on an industrial scale is everything your home will need to be more comfortable, cozy and true.
Everything in sight
The concept of open storage, seen in previous years, continues. Here, large, heavy cabinets leave the scene so that niches and shelves can be used. In the bedrooms, the idea of open closets, mounted on macaws, remains. In kitchens, shelves, niches and even crates. In the living and dining rooms, trolleys with compartments and racks of simple but elegant design.
In addition to ensuring a greater visual breath for the environments, the open storage allows everyday objects, such as books, kitchen utensils, necklaces and hats, to become decorative pieces. Remember the idea of reframing things? Because it fits perfectly right here.
Multifunctionality
It cannot be denied that the houses in 2020 will remain small. The solution? Multifunctional furniture. More than a trend, betting on furniture that has seen something else has become a necessity.
Monochrome and tone on tone environments
Not everyone likes it, but anyone who appreciates the idea of monochromatic environments will identify with this trend.
And when we talk about monochrome, we are not referring to black and white spaces. No way. Monochrome in 2020 has color, a lot of color. Therefore, do not be alarmed when faced with environments all in green, blue or pink. From floor to ceiling, through furniture, these color-impregnated environments will be one of the strengths of 2020.
But if it all seems a little exaggerated to you, don't worry. A good alternative is to bet on a tone-on-tone composition. Choose a color, define your favorite nuances and voilà!
Collages
Abstract, colorful patterns with differentiated prints will stamp the walls of the houses in 2020. The idea is quite simple: just cut pieces of paper and paste them on the wall, however you want, forming a fun and unpretentious mural, but full of style.
Gradient effect
As well as the tone on tone, the gradient or gradient effect, will be on the rise in 2020. The idea here is to use compositions that start from a lighter nuance until arriving at a darker one, whether or not they can go through color variations.
Everything indicates that this trend will become popular in fabrics, with cushion covers, blankets, sheets and bed covers.
Lowered beds
The lowered beds are another strong trend for 2020. Also known as Japanese beds, this type of bed is placed close to the floor, perfect for minimalist style environments.
The lowered beds can be placed on mezzanines or on a higher part of the floor.
To see and to feel
Finally, another strong trend for 2020 is sensory design. What is it? Pieces designed to cause some kind of effect on the human nervous system. It can be through smells, textures or colors. In other words, 2020 will be a year to touch, smell and feel.
So, which of these 2020 decor trends spoke louder in your heart?
Image 1 – Practical and modern solutions for small kitchens (micro apartments, studios, lofts).
Image 2 – In place of the high bench, another type of integration comes in (low tables, panels, sliding doors).
Picture 3 – Mosaic coating in Portuguese stone style.
Image 4 – In place of the white walls use wooden panels.
Image 5 – A new era of lighting rails, mainly for the industrial style.
Image 6 – Colorful grouts.
Image 7 – Better use of space, even in windows.
Image 8 – Platner armchair and chair will be the darling of this year.
Image 9 – Bedside table with different functions (for example, a dressing table). It does not necessarily have to have the same design as the spouse.
Image 10 – Wooden slats.
Image 11 – Furniture in natural straw.
Image 12 – Entrance hall increasingly striking and functional.
Image 13 – Mantra is the color of 2020 by Suvinil (blue more closed).
Image 14 – Creative paginations for the floor.
Image 15 – Stairs with bolder design.
Image 16 – Metallic finishes on furniture and furnishings.
Image 17 – Boiserie.
Image 18 – Balconies increasingly used.
Image 19 – Different panels to divide environments.
Image 20 – The new decoration accessory: Kaws.
Picture 21 – Kitchen cabinet with a more Provencal design.
Image 22 – Reuse in decoration.
Image 23 – Transition of striking spaces.
Image 24 – Oval mirrors.
Image 25 – Black sanitary accessories.
Image 26 – More equipped cellar.
Image 27 – Tiles increasingly strong in decoration.
Picture 28 – Pantone 2020 color: classic blue.
Picture 29 – Box niches with a more differentiated treatment: tiles, tiles, more colorful.
Image 30 – Pagination Chevron.
Image 31 – Invisible doors. They get the same finish as the wall.
Image 32 – More modern bunks, custom-made.
Image 33 – Furniture that uses the drawers and box system.
Image 34 – Adhesive system of gradient wall panel.
Image 35 – The armchairs will be the center of attention of a room.
Image 36 – The sideboards will give way to the bar cart.
Image 37 – Furniture with black finishes.
Image 38 – Tones of different woods in the same piece of furniture.
Image 39 – Walls with granilite effect.
Image 40 – The use of modular sofas, as they integrate more and adapt to any type of room.
