Instead, well see morecomfort and coziness.
There is a rise of soft, warm nuances that are spirit-lifting and dopamine-enhancing, Leigh says.
To ease your space into this look, Leigh suggests balancing your materials.
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2024s maximalism is also about how you mix and match to express your unique style," she says.
“Think about pairing geometric shapes, textures, metals, and more throughout your home.”
Kirk agrees, noting oversized decor is popping up in many ways.
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“Small pendant lighting is out and is being replaced with bigger and betterstatement lighting,” she says.
Decorating with meaningful pieces is not about chasing an aesthetic, he says.
Most importantly, Mendelson notes these touches dont automatically mean high-end antiques.
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Decorating with meaningful pieces is not about chasing an aesthetic.
Pastels will see a rise in popularitythinkmauve and light pinksand sky blues, she says.
When incorporated thoughtfully, the colors can be mature, calming, and soothing.
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If you have an open-plan space, however, dont panic.
You don’t have to make structural changes or put back walls, Leigh says.
Instead, tryseparating areaswith bookshelves, folding screens, or more consideredfurniturelayouts to achieve more defined spaces.
Design:Louis Duncan-He Designs/ Photo: Eymeric Wildling
Design:Louis Duncan-He Designs/ Photo: Eymeric Wildling
Design:Louis Duncan-He Designs/ Photo: Eymeric Wildling
Design:Louis Duncan-He Designs/ Photo: Eymeric Wildling
