Home interiors are softening up with lighter neutrals as well as more casually designed modern spaces, as reported by PulteGroup’s in-house team of interior designers that furnish model homes nationwide.
Spring Home Design Styles Have Become Warmer
“Much like a change to spring weather, warm natural elements are brightening up homes this season, in combination with a clean, modern approach that does not sacrifice comfort,” says Angela Nuessle, national director of interior design for PulteGroup. “Color is also playing a big role in design as we see a shift from cool-toned gray palettes to light, brown-based tones. Layering these warm neutrals and combining them with vibrant accents will be key to making homes fresh and stylish for spring.”
PulteGroup highlights several interior fads:
Spring home design trends
Light wood tones: “Lighter wood grains can be dressed up for a classic upscale feel or down for a more comfortable and casual look. Incorporating these elements through cabinetry, flooring, and furniture selections is easy and trend forward,” PulteGroup notes.
Natural materials: Raw materials are becoming more popular, inspired by soft, organic shapes that are shown in furnishings, home accents, and artwork. This trend strays from the hard, geometric designs that have dominated throughout the last several years. As an example, natural stone featured in coffee tables, sculptures, and lighting are adding a distinctive visual interest to furniture pieces or home accents. Also, faux animal hide rugs and textiles are adding subdued texture and visual interest to spaces.
Casually modern aesthetic: Design is straying from being too “matchy-matchy,” and instead includes a more eclectic vibe that infuses multiple design styles. “Interiors are streamlined and uncluttered, however do not sacrifice comfort and livability,” PulteGroup notes.
Color trends
Layered neutrals with a bit of colorful accents are some of the top home design trends for the season, PulteGroup notes. The PulteGroup designers offer their take on the trending colors for 2019:
Taupe: Transitioning from the popularity of gray palettes, home designs now are warming up their interiors with more brown-based tones.
Warm whites: Soft whites are brightening up space as well as adding “a touch of warmth and yield a multidimensional ability,” PulteGroup designers say.
Variations of green: Green is appearing in more interiors in an array of shades. “Green serves as a warm grounding neutral, with added complexity, that makes for a versatile and serene look,” the designers note.
Blue: Blue has shown itself as a popular accent color over the past few years, however right now it’s being added more as a neutral color within design. Blue can blend in with other colors and is popping up on everything from home accessories to kitchen cabinetry.
Onyx elements: More home interiors are welcoming bolder, darker colors. “Onyx can be styled as bold or casual to bring high contrast and an elevated elegance to any space in the home,” PulteGroup designers note. “The color remains a timeless and beautiful go-to that will make a big wave in design this season.”
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