Trendy Home Decor

While the origins for contemporary design are rooted in the modernist movement, trendy design refers to current movements, tastes and preferences in the 21st century. Notably, the trends we follow today have some historical foundation but have been subjected to several layers of re-interpretation, manipulation and re-definition. These "trends" are still fluid in nature and are yet to stand the test of time. Below is the list of style that is connected with trendy design and style. 

Industrial - The industrial look is peppered with industrial equipment repurposed with distressed wood, iron and oxidised metal patinas to create a more casual aesthetic that lends itself beautifully to laid back environments such as bars, clubs, restaurants and commercial spaces. Exposed brickwork, peeling paint, exposed ducts and filament bulbs are common features used in spaces that reference this aesthetic.

Eclectic - Eclecticism in decor indulges in every style with no particular adherence to any specific school of design. The same space could be "eclectically" styles with pieces of Asian origin, juxtaposed against a Classic European setting for example. Eclectic decor gives rise to cross-referencing such as Retro - Glamour, Indian - Modern, Industrial - Rustic etc. The common theme is the high degree of design elements. Again, what does the degree mean here? Are we talking about how many design elements are called upon, to create an eclectic look?

Glamour - This style of furniture is typified by luxury, polish and sophistication. Furniture forms are highly detailed, intricately designed and embellished with contemporary techniques and processes. Classic furniture can be reinterpreted with modern finishes such as high gloss PU, metal cladding and leafing, skills and events, glass and mirror and so on, in order to achieve a highly reflective, glossy and plush environment.

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