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Lamudi
today announced the top trending interior designs for 2016, paying homage to the fading stars of this year. According to the Lamudi trend forecast report, industry professionals can expect more artisan goods, and a further emphasis on sustainable materials, while mix metallics and metals will be embraced.
“It’s time to say goodnight to calming blue interiors, and vintage tubs,” says Lamudi Kenya's in-house design expert Yvonne Malebe. “Modern and geometric designs will be popular in the new year, with au natural minerals expected to really take off. Watch out for a return to fresh modern hues, combined with beautiful bold simplicities.”
Top Three House Designs for 2016
Trend One: Geometric Tiles
While decorative backsplashing grew in popularity in 2015, 2016 will take this trend to the next level. Smooth wood and cement will be key components to interior design. Whether it is intricately patterned tiles or countertops, fluidity of design will grow in popularity. Think outside of the box when it comes to geometric designs for the floor, backsplash or countertop. 1920’s color combinations are back, so embrace the roaring twenties.
Trend Two: Minerals Are Back
Au natural is the hottest design trend for minerals. Smooth, polished geodes attached to transparent plastics were popular in 2015 but the time has come for the understated elegance of pyrite bowls on tables or unpolished stones used as door knobs. Expect quartz to raise its humble head, featured in display pieces in living rooms and bedrooms.
Trend Three: Artisan Goods
Consumers should welcome a mix of vintage and artisanal items paired with simple Ikea goods. Marrying a Mongolian Lambskin pouf and Moroccan rug with an-off-the shelf coffee table, will delight and surprise guests to your home. Weaving is back on trend, whether that is tassels and basketry or crochets, there is a movement for the traditional weave. Get inspired by local craft shops and support the local economy in the process.
Waving Goodbye to 2015
Trend One: The Deep Blue
You would be a rich man if you received a penny on Pinterest for every saturated blue room with a couple of hundred likes. Blue has always been popular, providing a calming effect on the chosen room. People think of the ocean when they see blue, endless possibilities, uncharted waters. For children, blue is probably the first colour you enjoy, from the skies to the sea. 2016 will see a move away from using sea blue in living rooms, toward the more sombre black and charcoal. The year of the monkey will see more classic interior designs.
Trend Two: Vintage Baths
While it seemed the tub was the last thing bucking the trend for smart technology, 2015 will see the trend for vintage tubs replaced by high tech baths in modern styles. It is predicted the early adopters of new technology will welcome temperature-regulating baths into ever-smarter homes. The latest tubs will gently remind you when it’s time to get out, collaborating with the latest smart health trends. They will also warm the water to the perfect temperature. These high-end units will even have a cupholder to relax with your glass of wine after a long day.
ENDS.
ABOUT LAMUDI
Launched in 2013, Lamudi is a global property portal focusing exclusively on emerging markets. The fast-growing platform is currently available in 34 countries in Asia, the Middle East, Africa and Latin America, with more than 800,000 real estate listings across its global network. The leading real estate marketplace offers sellers, buyers, landlords and renters a secure and easy-to-use platform to find or list properties online.
MEDIA CONTACT
Ian Mwaura
Regional Communications Manager
Email: ian.mwaura@lamudi.co.ke
Phone: +254 725 99 44 22
www.lamudi.co.ke
today announced the top trending interior designs for 2016, paying homage to the fading stars of this year. According to the Lamudi trend forecast report, industry professionals can expect more artisan goods, and a further emphasis on sustainable materials, while mix metallics and metals will be embraced.
“It’s time to say goodnight to calming blue interiors, and vintage tubs,” says Lamudi Kenya's in-house design expert Yvonne Malebe. “Modern and geometric designs will be popular in the new year, with au natural minerals expected to really take off. Watch out for a return to fresh modern hues, combined with beautiful bold simplicities.”
Top Three House Designs for 2016
Trend One: Geometric Tiles
While decorative backsplashing grew in popularity in 2015, 2016 will take this trend to the next level. Smooth wood and cement will be key components to interior design. Whether it is intricately patterned tiles or countertops, fluidity of design will grow in popularity. Think outside of the box when it comes to geometric designs for the floor, backsplash or countertop. 1920’s color combinations are back, so embrace the roaring twenties.
Trend Two: Minerals Are Back
Au natural is the hottest design trend for minerals. Smooth, polished geodes attached to transparent plastics were popular in 2015 but the time has come for the understated elegance of pyrite bowls on tables or unpolished stones used as door knobs. Expect quartz to raise its humble head, featured in display pieces in living rooms and bedrooms.
Trend Three: Artisan Goods
Consumers should welcome a mix of vintage and artisanal items paired with simple Ikea goods. Marrying a Mongolian Lambskin pouf and Moroccan rug with an-off-the shelf coffee table, will delight and surprise guests to your home. Weaving is back on trend, whether that is tassels and basketry or crochets, there is a movement for the traditional weave. Get inspired by local craft shops and support the local economy in the process.
Waving Goodbye to 2015
Trend One: The Deep Blue
You would be a rich man if you received a penny on Pinterest for every saturated blue room with a couple of hundred likes. Blue has always been popular, providing a calming effect on the chosen room. People think of the ocean when they see blue, endless possibilities, uncharted waters. For children, blue is probably the first colour you enjoy, from the skies to the sea. 2016 will see a move away from using sea blue in living rooms, toward the more sombre black and charcoal. The year of the monkey will see more classic interior designs.
Trend Two: Vintage Baths
While it seemed the tub was the last thing bucking the trend for smart technology, 2015 will see the trend for vintage tubs replaced by high tech baths in modern styles. It is predicted the early adopters of new technology will welcome temperature-regulating baths into ever-smarter homes. The latest tubs will gently remind you when it’s time to get out, collaborating with the latest smart health trends. They will also warm the water to the perfect temperature. These high-end units will even have a cupholder to relax with your glass of wine after a long day.
ENDS.
ABOUT LAMUDI
Launched in 2013, Lamudi is a global property portal focusing exclusively on emerging markets. The fast-growing platform is currently available in 34 countries in Asia, the Middle East, Africa and Latin America, with more than 800,000 real estate listings across its global network. The leading real estate marketplace offers sellers, buyers, landlords and renters a secure and easy-to-use platform to find or list properties online.
MEDIA CONTACT
Ian Mwaura
Regional Communications Manager
Email: ian.mwaura@lamudi.co.ke
Phone: +254 725 99 44 22
www.lamudi.co.ke
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