Jan 05, 2022
Out with the old, in with the new! Get ready to create a brand new look for your lovely home this 2022…
Can you imagine having a disorganized living room with mismatched curtains or even a drab bedroom with worn-out pillows? There’s nothing more frustrating than having a messy home for years. It’s stagnant and it will make you feel gloomy. This new year, it’s certainly time for a makeover not only to transform your home but also to uplift your mood once you see the major changes to your home interior.
Have you given any thought to what the new interior design trends will be in 2022? This AllHome blog is the perfect place to get interior design ideas if you’re looking for new ways to renovate your home. Check out our favorite ideas below:
The pandemic caused a lot of people to stay indoors and work from their homes. Some turned their bedrooms into office spaces while others turned living rooms into recreational areas. For this first interior design idea this 2022, everything we surround ourselves with must be intentional. They must also serve some kind of purpose–not only to save space but also to save money and be productive while you’re at it.
For example, having a sofa bed like Avant Sofa Bed can turn your living room into a makeshift bedroom. It’s perfect for those who live in condominiums or apartments in Manila. Meanwhile, a mobile cabinet like Xhallie Esec Ups 2-Layer Pedestal can help you get organized in any area of your home. Whether it’s for office or for personal use, you won’t have the trouble of organizing or moving your mobile pedestal around with its built-in wheels. For a space-saving desk, you can get by with an adjustable table like Xiel Foldable Office Table or Xai Adjustable Table which you can use as a desk or a side table for your living room.
There will be a lot of muted and earthy tones used in home interiors throughout 2022. Since most people are still staying home as a result of the pandemic, bright and bold colors actually do not create a calming ambiance. This interior design idea uses neutral fabrics, materials, paints, and decors to create a peaceful and relaxing atmosphere with shades like white, gray, beige, nude, cream, ivory, tan, and taupe. Colors like these come in a variety of tones, so you can easily use them as accents for your home.
As an example, to create a lovely living room that’s on-trend, you can try placing a brown TV stand like KREATIV Ace II Tv Stand that goes well with a light-colored sofa like Cassidy Odette 3-2 Seater Sofa. On the other hand, the best way to create a neutral bedroom is to add these elements: white linens, textured pillows like Throw Pillow Case Faux Fur 20″X20″ Beige or Throw Pillow Case Wave Texture 17″x17″ Khaki, a comfy quilt, taupe curtains, and a bedside lamp.
This interior design idea comes from the concept of biophilic design which brings people and the environment together. This 2022, nature continues to be a strong source of inspiration for a variety of interior designers and homeowners. The fact that we spend so much time indoors has made us more aware of the importance of the environment and the importance of bringing elements of the outdoors into our homes. In fact, some people take these ideals, being one with nature and practicing sustainable living, very seriously and it’s gaining traction of influence to homeowners as well.
Natural elements and greenery can be incorporated in your home in a plethora of ways such as: adding a GRAB & GO Xue II Bamboo Cloth Rack in your bedroom, using a Woven Organizer with 5 Division for sorting your jewelry, placing a variety of ATHOME Milano Ceramic Vase Green Gray/White as pots for your plants in your living room, decorating your dining table with Abaca Charger Plate Twirl Knots, using Y-1905 Round Woven Basket with Handle as storage organizers for your kitchen, or even including an EZ SPACES Rectangular Bamboo Hamper with Fabric Liner and Rope Handle Lid for your bathroom.
2022 will be a popular year for incorporating tech gadgets at home. This interior design idea stems from the evolution of technology. With so many hi-tech devices available in the market, you can create a safer space for everybody at home by placing a TPLINK Tapo C200 WiFi Camera and EPIC ES7000K Digital Door Lock for added security. You can also place lights like PHILIPS Hue Ligjtstrip Plus V4 Apr 2m Base Kit with plug and PHILIPS HueWCA 9W A60 E27 White and Color Ambiance Starter Kit 3SET around your home and with just a quick touch from your phone or a Smart Home Assistant, you can control the light settings and turn it on and off.
Everyone’s individuality will be emphasized in their homes which were brought upon by the lockdowns since the onset of the pandemic. For that reason, it will dominate in the year 2022. People will be gaining a deeper sense of awareness of how their surroundings, specifically their homes, affect their emotions and feelings. A lot will find comfort and a sense of serenity by adding personal touches as they decorate their homes.
For some that find getting ready a fun task, a wall mirror will definitely look great in the bedroom or walk-in closet. For people who love a rustic theme and at the same time enjoy the smell of nature, adding a Candle Bucket Scent Citronella Tea Lights as accent décor can greatly improve the ambiance of one’s home. For those who love books, you can put them up on display by having a Neeve Vs 8833 Bookcase With a Drawer / Display Cabinet. In that way, you can keep your books organized as you admire your collection. For those who love to keep track of their weight and fitness journey, why not have a REALME Smart Scale? Not only does it have 16 types of health measurement but it can also be used to weigh objects or pets.
Want to decorate your home with these year’s trends? You can shop now at the nearest AllHome store to fulfill your vision. You can also browse the AllHome online shopping site for fast delivery and easy payment terms. You may also follow us on our official Facebook page, Instagram account, and YouTube channel for more updates.
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