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Author: Interior Designer Germarie Bruwer from Homeology
A home update is similar to a detox; hard to do at first but worth it afterwards! A new home doesn’t have to mean big-scale renovation; it can be as simple as reorganising and adding a few different elements.The difficulty comes in when you have to decide which décor items you want and which work well with each other as well as with your interior. So, to make life easier, we’ve created three covetable on-trend looks for you to try!
Our three favourite design styles are rooted in natural motifs, colours and elements that soften the hard edges that construction often creates. These styles pay homage to the natural world by focussing on organic forms, materials and aesthetic.
Here are the fabulous styles that any nature-lover will adore!
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The trend that brings the outdoors in started showing up in 2017 and is now everywhere to be seen. Homes are not going to say goodbye to this greeny trend anytime soon, which means dabbling in stylised botany is still an awesome idea! If you’re looking to introduce a freshness to your home, botanical is the way to go. Plants in all shapes and sizes are the easiest and most air-purifying way to bring botanicals into your home. Green fabrics and stylised prints with wooden furniture can transform a house into a naturalist paradise.
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Here are our top picks for creating a Botanical interior:
Interiors with minimalist elements that rely on a monochromatic colour scheme and blond wood are undoubtedlypart of the Scandinavian interior family. Scandinavian style is streamlined, sleek and sophisticated. The focus here is to use natural, organic and renewable products in practical and simplistic designs.
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Here are our top picks for creating a Scandinavian interior:
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Even though travel-inspired interiors are hidden under many names, their essence remains the same. Modern Ibiza, Nomadic and Boho Chic and classic Bohemian styles have one thing in common: travel! And pompoms and macramé o course. These interior are obsessed with texture, tassels and curated collections from far-away lands. These homes are often a mix of different design eras, which add to the wanderer atmosphere. Natural materials like wood, rattan, wool, and linen feature heavily in any traveller home.
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Here are our top picks for creating a Travellers’ interior:
We’d love to hear what your style is. Let us know in the comments below!
Author: Interior Designer, Writer and Blogger Germarie Bruwer from Homeology.
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