If you’re looking to revamp your home for 2020, we’ve got the five biggest trends for you to consider, as well as the hero pieces that will help you pull it off. Best part? You can source it all from Coco Republic.
1. Chubby furniture
Deliciously curvy armchairs and sofas have been dominating our Instagram feed over the past few months so it’s time to embrace the ‘chubby’ life. Not only do they imbue a sense of chic attitude to your space, but you’ll be comfortably nestled in their soft lines. No one’s embraced this as well as the Atelier Sofa and Atelier Armchair.
2. Texture, texture, texture
Don’t panic, linen is still in. But bring it to life with some luxurious silk cushions or some plush bouche armchairs to bring depth and elegance to your home, like the Milou Swivel Chair and Taya Cushion. Rich leathers also bring a level of sophistication, like the Burlington Chair.
3. Go Raw
We’re all trying to lead a more sustainable lifestyle so natural materials are in and here to stay. Pair the Monty Nesting Side Tables with the Avalon Natural Jute Rug for natural luxury. Travertine stone and coloured marble is also getting a lot of love in tables and sculptural pieces as warmer tones replace the cold ones. For a beautiful statement, go for the Flex Red Marble Dining Table.
4. Old and new side by side
If you’re wanting to refresh your space don’t be afraid to mix antique-style furniture and modern. They look best in stark contrast. Place an antique accent statement chair or chest of drawers against a contemporary crisp white wall to give your home a sense of ageless refinement.
Imbue some rustic glamour into your modern space with touches of warm brass, such as the Arnage Table Lamp.
5. Pantone Classic Blue
Goodbye millennial pink, Pantone have spoken, and the colour of 2020 is Classic Blue. If your home is currently a neutral haven, don’t let this primary colour scare you. It will sit perfectly against a subdued warm neutral palette. Introduced it with timeless items like the elegant Bleecker Ottoman.
Blog written by Rebekah Currer