– What are some popular summer home décor trends by Decorno?
Some popular summer home décor trends by Decorno include the Wall-to-Wall Headboard, Toned-down Terracotta, The “IT” Chair by Pierre Jeanneret, Mushroom Lamp, Dark Stone Countertops, Micro Pendant, Bespoken Marble, Pleats, Pretty Please, and Pampas Grass.

– How can I incorporate sustainable and eco-friendly design into my home décor?
You can incorporate sustainable and eco-friendly design elements into your home décor by investing in furniture made from recycled materials, using energy-efficient lighting, and opting for organic textiles.

– What is the significance of vintage and retro revival in home décor?
Embracing vintage and retro pieces in your home décor can add character and charm to your space. It involves looking for unique vintage furniture, retro-inspired lighting fixtures, and mid-century modern accents to create a nostalgic ambiance.

– How can I create seamless indoor-outdoor living spaces in my home?
Creating seamless indoor-outdoor living spaces involves adding bi-fold doors, outdoor seating areas, and natural elements like plants and greenery to blur the lines between indoor and outdoor spaces, promoting a sense of relaxation and connection to the outdoors within your home.

– What are some textural elements I can incorporate into my home décor?
You can incorporate textural elements such as woven textiles, natural fibers, and tactile surfaces like rattan furniture, knitted throws, and textured ceramics to add depth and visual interest to your décor.

– What are statement ceilings and how can they enhance a room’s design?
Statement ceilings are a bold trend that can transform the look of a room by painting the ceiling a bold color, adding wallpaper, or installing architectural details like beams or molding to create a stunning focal point and add visual interest to overhead spaces.

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Summer Home Decor Trends by Decorno

The Wall-to-Wall Headboard

Crank up the luxe factor, the wall-to-wall headboard is the best bedroom trend to come around since the reading nook. Essentially a built-in headboard on steroids, the ultra-wide headboard takes a good thing and runs with it, quite literally. Of the styles we’ve had our eye on, we especially like channel tufted velvet which lends a luxurious feel to a room. These gorgeous headboards are real showstoppers a trend to look out for and definitely worth trying.

Toned-down Terracotta

The sophisticated big sister of Living Coral, Pantones Color of the Year, Terra Cotta is a little more laid back, luxe and lived in. As a hue, it doesn’t get much earthier but its versatile enough to work as a pop of interesting color. Against winter or summer whites, like in the Southern California home of French photographer and style influencer Garance Doré, it delivers serious wow factor and casts a room-filled flattering glow. If a peachy-pastel terracotta isn’t your jam, look to other toasted variations that read more copper, cinnamon, and even burgundy.

The “IT” Chair by Pierre Jeanneret

Iconically mid-century but also timeless, this wooden V-chair from Pierre Jeannerets Chandigarh Collection is popping up everywhere. It was designed and produced in the 1950s while Jeanneret was living and making furniture in India for Le Corbusier. Highly sought after today, the many designs that make up the Chandigarh Collection all feature the splayed leg architecture in some form or another and were designed to symbolize the future. The teak and cane v-shape selected for this gorgeous recessed desk setting, is effortless and inviting. Just the low-key vibe you want while sitting down to rewrite history.

Mushroom Lamp

We have written about this trend before and we are still seeing it play up in home décor. Equal parts funky and quirky, the mushroom lamp was a mid-century design staple in modern homes and offices everywhere. Enjoying another moment in the spotlight, we love this trend for what it conveys about a persons willingness to take risks in their décor. Can one lamp single handedly say “I am a design risk taker”? Yes! The original mushroom, the 1950s floor lamp by the Laurel Light Company has been design fodder for multiple interpretations that are equally delightful. There’s the lopsided Snoopy and, most notably, the highly geometric Atollo by Vico Magistretti, which won the prestigious Compasso dOro in 1979. If you are not ready to spring for an original, there are some great reproductions that will keep this trend on the hotplate for years to come.

Dark Stone Countertops

Welcome to the dark side. Moody, sexy and sophisticated, dark countertops are a welcome sight after the long trend run of white and light gray surfaces. Against white or light walls, backsplashes and cabinets, the solid dark line creates an especially dramatic pairing. We especially love the drama that this tonal palette delivers. The matte black hardware and copper cooking accessories echo the warm grey flecks featured in the dark counter slabs. The overall vibe is warm, welcoming, and lends an importance that says serious culinary feats happen here.

Micro Pendant

Merely a blip in the landscape of a room, the micro pendant much prefers it that way. Its mission is to deliver the quiet drama, and that it does. Despite their diminutive size, micro-sized pendants demand attention, while also allowing the light they give off to play a role as important as the designs themselves. Because they’re so petite, they’re better positioned closer the surface they’re illuminating, which puts more emphasis on the long spanse of exposed electrical cord. Small but mighty, these little charmers lend a laid-back industrial vibe. We love them over corresponding nightstands, too.

Bespoken Marble

Nature is the truest artist, and the stunning natural beauty that a marble slab can offer your interior is well worth the price tag. When we think marble, we often think countertops and horizontal surfaces but, more and more, were seeing vertical applications and entire walls boasting beautiful, one-of-a-king slabs. In Athena Calderon’s bathroom, the warm blush tones and pronounced, well-defined veining feel so luxe and inviting. The design payoff doesn’t stop there though. The scale of a large cohesive slab meticulously cut and mitered is undeniably impressive, and, in this shower niche we love how it warms up the uber-trendy matte gold exposed plumbing.

Pleats, Pretty Please

There’s a quaintness and preciousness about the pleated lampshade that can warm even the most sterile spaces. But don’t let its Victorian-era charm fool you. Pleated homeware shades, linens, tableware is so on point right now, designers are refabricating the iconic shape in steel, acrylics, paper, and even ceramic. We love checking our go-to design sources every week, looking for the latest artistic interpretation. Thinking about going for a more maximalist look? Pleating should definitely be part of the equation.

Pampas Grass

A go-to plant for landscapers for its towering height and showy plumage, pampas grass delivers the same great presence indoors, too. It was popularized as ornamentation in the late 19th century and has come in and out of favor but, much to our delight, its back in a big way. The silky but hardy grass native to South America lends a beachy, bohemian vibe that can completely reset the mood in a room. Its a cool ornamental accent in this cozy, coastal living room, but we also love it in bedrooms, entries and bathrooms.

Are these nine trends of summer filling you with inspiration? Now is the perfect time to start your own design project and breathe new life into your homes interior (and patio). Decorno designers are pros at transforming any space within your style and budget. They book up quickly though, so take the first step and get started today!

Customized Gallery Walls

Creating a customized gallery wall with a mix of art prints, photographs, and decor pieces can add a personal touch to your space. By choosing frames and artwork that reflect your personality and style, you can curate a gallery wall that is unique and visually engaging. This trend allows you to showcase your favorite pieces and create a focal point in any room.

Sustainable and Eco-Friendly Design

Incorporating sustainable and eco-friendly design elements into your home decor can contribute to a more environmentally conscious lifestyle. Consider investing in furniture made from recycled materials, using energy-efficient lighting, and opting for organic textiles. By making small changes to your decor choices, you can support sustainability while creating a stylish and eco-friendly home.

Vintage and Retro Revival

Embracing vintage and retro pieces in your home decor can add character and charm to your space. Look for unique vintage furniture, retro-inspired lighting fixtures, and mid-century modern accents to create a nostalgic ambiance. Mixing old and new elements can result in a cozy and eclectic aesthetic that celebrates design from past eras.

Indoor-Outdoor Living Spaces

Creating seamless indoor-outdoor living spaces allows you to enjoy the beauty of nature while relaxing in the comfort of your home. Consider adding bi-fold doors, outdoor seating areas, and natural elements like plants and greenery to blur the lines between indoor and outdoor spaces. This trend promotes a sense of relaxation and connection to the outdoors within your home.

Textural Elements

Incorporating textural elements such as woven textiles, natural fibers, and tactile surfaces can add depth and visual interest to your decor. Consider incorporating items like rattan furniture, knitted throws, and textured ceramics to create a cozy and inviting atmosphere. Mixing different textures can create a multi-dimensional space that is visually appealing and engaging.

Statement Ceilings

Statement ceilings are a bold trend that can transform the look of a room and add visual interest to overhead spaces. Consider painting your ceiling a bold color, adding wallpaper, or installing architectural details like beams or molding to create a dramatic effect. By paying attention to the fifth wall, you can elevate the design of your space and create a stunning focal point.