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2019 is fast approaching and were soon be saying goodbye to 2018, I can’t believe how quick this year has gone but I’m looking forward to seeing what 2019 has in store for us all.

When it comes to interiors they can change so quickly. I think back to some of my interior choices, which now would never be seen on Pinterest! So it got me thinking about what the Interior Trends for 2019 will be. 

Unusual Tiles 

Let’s start off with something that I did in my kitchen renovation, unusual tiles. Being bold and brave with your tile choice can be a little daunting to start off with, but it pays off once it’s done. I love having tiles that are really different, and breaking out from the norm! Adding a feature wall like this bathroom could give a little touch of unusual tiles and combining with some plain tiles to complement them. If you don’t feel brave enough to go for some unusual tiles then you could go for a different colour grout, C & W Berry have a great range of grout to choose from. 

Modern bathroom with a freestanding white bath, geometric black and white feature wall, double basins on a black vanity unit, brass fittings, and stylish wall shelves—capturing key 2019 interior design trends for a chic and inviting space.

*Walls and Floors 

Metallics 

A modern living room inspired by 2019 interior trends, with curved grey sofas, a tree trunk coffee table, a round grey rug, and a gold and glass chandelier. Two large windows and black-and-white art adorn the white walls.

*Boca Do Lobo

Metallics are appearing more and more in the interior sections. You can find them in furniture to make statement pieces, or in accessories to add in a simple touch. I’ve been adding a few little pieces into my home this year, but I am very tempted to add some wallpaper with metallics in when we change our lounge

A modern white chair holds a square cushion with a shiny blue and silver geometric pattern—perfect for showcasing 2019 interior trends. A small potted plant sits on a white table next to the chair against a plain light grey wall.

*Penelope Hope

 Organic and Sustainable Items   A grey and white patterned towel hangs on a metal rail in a modern kitchen with wooden cupboards, a potted plant, and minimalistic decor reflecting 2019 interior design trends.

*White Black Grey

During 2018 I’ve seen a lot of interest in more organic items and people being more sustainable. I have made some changes in my life during 2018 and cutting our waste down. So I think we will be adding more and more items to our homes that have been upcycled, recycled and I’ve even seen blankets made from plastic bottles! 

Weave and Textiles 

Two woven wicker laundry baskets, one large and one small, sit on a light wooden floor. A beige blanket drapes over the larger basket, whilst a pair of white trainers nearby reflects 2019 interior design trends.

*Garden Trading 

I have seen more and more weave and textiles being used as practical items within the home. Plain decor with natural weave items look so natural within the home. I really love the knitted wall hangings which are great to add colour, texture and interest to your walls. 

Plants 

A modern white bath with a green towel draped over the side stands in a dark, elegant bathroom—showcasing 2019 interior design trends with botanical wall art, a decorative fireplace, lush plants, and a vintage armchair.

*Waters

Plants within the home are getting increasingly popular inside the home. I remember as a child my Grandparents having plants inside the house, but I think they went out of fashion for quite a while, but not anymore. Plants can bring colour, texture and life to a room. You can fill a little corner gap with a tall plant, or add a bunch of flowers to a shelf for a pop of colour. With so many different plant pots to accompany them too! 

A gold metal geometric shelf, inspired by 2019 interior design trends, holds three potted plants against a burgundy wall. The open square compartments stand on a floor layered with both pink and beige rugs.

*Audenza

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22 Comments

  1. Zena's Suitcase Reply

    I love this trend for metallics that is coming through, and how they can be used so creatively. I think it looks really edgy, now just to work out how to work them into my interiors

  2. I love plants in the house but have found I don’t have enough space at mine which is a shame

  3. Laura Dove Reply

    I am loving the plant trend although I kill ours faster than they can grow!

  4. Stacey Sheppard Reply

    I agree with all of these and I’ve already noticed them all popping up in interiors. I just wish i could keep my plants alive as I do love living with a lot of greenery at home. At this rate though I will have to go faux!

  5. Will definitely agree with plants . We’ve got a few around the home and they really make a difference – if you keep them alive too! 🙂

  6. A lot of the trends seem quite retro – think 1970’s habitat. I am glad plants are making a comeback. It adds life to a room. We wanted to refresh our bathroom and found some lovely tile decals on Ebay.

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