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Sam Wylie-Harris finds out which home design trends are set to be big in the coming year

Designers are already forecasting the trends set to influence our homes and decor in 2023 – and playful colour, warm comfort and jazzed-up walls are all i...

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This contemporary design by The Scientist for a project in Leedon Heights makes for a creative display. The clutter-free design approach combines both form and function. It allows for the substantial collection of high-top sneakers to be cleverly tucked away, whilst simultaneously acting as an elegant display piece.   The flowing manner in which the shoes are stacked adds visual interest (Image by: The Scientist) The warm lighting casts a boutique showpiece effect on the shoes (Image by: The Scientist) The curved edges of each display window quietly complement the rest of the interior within...

After an unprecedented year, how will the pandemic have shaped interior trends to come? There's no doubt how we used our homes, and what we want from them, changed dramatically during 2020. According to home renovation and design platform Houzz.co.uk, this is already being reflected in popular search terms and design directions. So, what can we expect to see more of in 2021? Houzz analysed their site data, browsed hundreds of home design photos, and interviewed professionals on Houzz Pro to reveal six key home design trends for the year to come. Here's a look, along with tips on how to ...