OK, summer may not officially be over until Sept. 22, but with August behind us, our minds have already turned to autumn—and that includes interior design. We’re looking at a few trends that are expected to make a splash this fall.
warm colors
Make the warmth the foundation of fall interior design. Swap out cool tones for warm ones, and don’t be afraid to experiment with layering and combinations to create more depth and personality. Chocolate browns, golden hues, sage greens and rich burgundys can all help transform a room.
vintage lighting
Add some old school allure to any room through the lighting. Whether it’s choosing a classic chandelier for timeless elegance or something funkier with mid-century charm, the options are endless and adaptable to any style. Floor lamps and pendants are especially on trend.
layered interiors
Tired of minimalism and beige or white interiors? Interior design is leaning toward creating thoughtfully assembled interiors that favor personal storytelling over manufactured perfection. This can be achieved by mixing vintage pieces with modern items, selecting art that inspires you and accenting your home with meaningful items.
natural materials
Embrace the texture and imperfections that make natural materials feel authentic and lived in. This goes beyond choosing wood cabinetry or a stone countertop. Transform your space with high-variation tile, leathered stone, plaster and more used in unexpected ways, such as sinks, furniture and lighting.
curved furniture
Organic shapes and curvilinear designs are all the rage, and that extends to furniture. Whether it’s a sofa, chaise or coffee table, these pieces can help create a harmonious and inviting atmosphere.
wood paneling
Looking to make your home warm and cozy this fall? Consider wood paneling. While often considered dated, it can be paired with modern furniture to create an elegant but welcoming space. If adding actual paneling isn’t an option, you can achieve the vibe with paint or wood veneer wallpaper.
