2022 interior design trends you can easily follow, even on a budget

Nature-inspired objects/surfaces

As we enter summer it’s time to start thinking about sprucing up your house, especially if you are planning to sell. Dig out the paintbrushes from the shed and get your DIY hat on because there are some hot new trends this year that you can follow yourself without the need for a professional.

So, what new trends in the interior world can we expect to see this year?

During the past couple of years, much of all Briton's lives were spent mostly indoors (thanks to COVID-19) which naturally has made us long for more nature. There seems to be a comeback of natural surfaces and products made of organic materials. Think wooden countertops, terracotta-inspired walls (and terracotta plant pots), travertine tiles and lots of decorative pieces made from rattan or wicker.

The natural look instils a sense of tranquillity whilst restoring a connection to the great outdoors. By incorporating such elements into your house you will encourage potential buyers to feel peaceful and at home (with nature!).

Dual-purpose rooms

With more time spent in our homes than ever before, many rooms have had no choice but to double up as something else. Work desk by day, dining table by night, for example. Whilst living rooms have been everything from a home-gym, playroom or even a classroom.

Expect to see homes all across the country embracing their multi-purpose use. Take this as an opportunity to showcase the different purposes each room in your house is fit for.