5 Decoration Trends in 2022

It is always interesting to learn about new trends and understand which ones will continue and gain even more strength.

1. Neutral and natural tones
Neutral, natural colors like gray, beige, brown and white never go out of style. But we expect to see even more of these shades this year. Natural earth colors are also trending as people want to create a zen feel in their homes, so we’ll see more shades of green.
Green, especially in shades such as sage, olive and dry green, will continue to be popular in decoration. Contrary to popular belief, it is a neutral color that brings great freshness, tranquility and refinement to spaces, adapting to both classic and more modern or eclectic environments.

2. Biophilic Design
The focus on green tones in 2022 home decor trends can also be attributed to the rise of nature-based or biophilic designs. The goal is to bring nature indoors or simply refresh the home with natural tones.

3. Extravagant fabrics and textures
To balance out warm, neutral tones in bedrooms, the trend of adding fabrics will help create a more elegant feel. In addition to warm colors, fabrics will be essential for adding color, texture, and depth to spaces.

4. Golden Fever
This metallic finish is back in full force. It will be a major eye-catcher among décor trends in 2022. It harmonizes very well with the classic and romantic style, but, if used in the right dose, it can work in any other theme of your preference.
Objects that carry this tone refer to this precious metal. Gold is the color of the winner. Psychologically speaking, gold is interpreted as the color of inner wisdom, quality and abundance. The color gold represents success, achievement and triumph, and is also closely associated with prosperity, prestige, sophistication and elegance.

5. Organic lines and 60s retro art
2022 brings back the style of the 60s. We will see many colorful decorations with elements in a single color. Wood textures will be widely explored, as seen in the Formica work of that decade. And, finally, furniture and coverings with organic lines.