After years of being closed indoors, there has been a concentrate on gaining back our connection to the natural world through the use of sustainable and green design principles, which means that an emphasis will be placed on creating calming surroundings with natural lighting and ventilation, integrating plants, and creating a visual connection with nature. As we continue to bring the outside in, we’ve seen a lot of vivid color and pattern evocative of the 1960s and 1970s, as well as green in all hues. The more subdued tones of green are particularly popular. Traditional elements are making a strong comeback. With so much change in the globe over the last several years, it’s no wonder that people are yearning for a feeling of belonging. As the years pass, there’s nothing more enjoyable for home editors than asking their favorite interior designers to forecast home design trends for the months ahead. As we all spent more time in our houses in contemporary times, it was all about merging elegance and utility – innovations like self-cleaning bidets made bathrooms seem more opulent, while rooms packed with geometric embellishments provided us something intriguing to look at each day. But what’s in store for the future? If your Fresh Year’s resolution is to give your house a serious makeover, this portion of our website is the best place to get inspired and motivated. From new color palettes to innovative furniture selections, this section of our website is the perfect place to get inspired and motivated. Decor ideas that are coming back from the past. Nothing is new under the sun, the many design ideas are returning. In this part of the website, we aim to provide articles that show you the different themes and styles that seem to be making a comeback, and how to incorporate them into your renovations.