If you are planning on a fresh look for your home this year and are wondering what kind of décor to use and which color paint to use on your walls, it’s a good idea to know what’s trending. Though interior design trends change every year, it’s good to be aware of what’s current- you can then take your pick and decide what works for you. Here are 7 furniture trends in 2015 to consider.

#1 All That Glitters Is Gold

Gold continues to make an impact in every interior space- ranging from lighting, picture frames and sink taps as well as handles, side tables and picture frames. The one way to add uniqueness to this particular look is to mix-and-match the gold elements and features with wrought iron, silver and stainless steel. However if you like the bold, all-gold look, that’s a good choice too.

If you don’t really want to go in for a complete change of fixtures you can simply add a few special touches in the form of adding a few gold handles to a chest of drawers or placing a gold jacquard cushion on the window seat or maybe a beautiful frame with gold leaf will look good too. The fact is that metallics are in, and people are getting bolder in their tastes. So, you can still keep your existing color theme and add a dash of metallic sheen to the interior spaces.

#2 Animal Hide

Natural textures became a major trend in 2015 and are not showing any signs of letting up this year either. Many homes are now sporting animal hide throw blankets, cushions, rugs and even upholstery and artwork. But it’s important not to overdo this particular feature; you can have one accent piece made of animal hide in a room and then ensure that the rest of the colours and elements complement it perfectly.

#3 Patterns, textures and Layering

In 2015 layering patterns and textures have become very strong styles. The impact they have on a room is stunning to say the least. In order to achieve this particular look, you can have furniture that is a mix of metals and woods. The industrial look is in and so you can consider using raw wood. This can be used, not just in furniture, but in other features like panelling and lighting features too.

#4 Embellishments

This year is the year of detailing and accessories and furnishing have a lot of needlework, quilting, knotting and weaving. In fact, things that have a handmade look are the ones that people are opting for. So this year, soft furnishings, throws, cushions with fringing and tassels are in.

#5 Mid-Century Modern

Now, the new is being shown the door and the old is being welcomed into the home. In the past couple of years, mid-century modern furniture has made a comeback and this year too the trend has been going strong. In addition to the furniture, small vintage pieces such as planters, clocks, lamps and cushions in the same theme are a major trend.

#6 Floral Prints

This is another very strong trend that has managed to continue making waves for the past couple of years and its popularity isn’t showing any signs of abating. However, the slight difference in 2015 is that loose, watercolor styles are being used. Though this style fits in well with a number of interior design themes, it’s important to avoid being excessively fussy. Use a single floral cushion with solid coloured ones from the same colour palette.

#7 White is In

Those who like minimalistic styles will be happy to know that the white on white trend is catching like wildfire. People are decorating with white a lot this year. For those who feel that the colour is too stark but want to try it out anyways, should try incorporating different shades of whites and use varying textures while designing their furniture and picking their furnishings.


Regardless of which furniture trends come and go, the one way to make an impact in interior design is to stay true to your style– take what you like and discard what you don’t – at the end of the day, you can be a trendsetter too.

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