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Home and Living Trend 2017

As we start the new year, we thought you may like to know upcoming home and interior trends in 2017. You may be surprised!

Overview

1. Terracotta
2. Cork
3. Black Stainless Steel
4. Furry Furniture
5. Terrariums

Terracotta
Thinking of a Mediterranean-chich space? Warm materials such as terracotta tiles will replace the ever popular in 2016 cool and white tones. Terracotta material or colour will add character, warm and rustic feel to any home. In 2017, you can anticipate for a more natural matte finish materials that could be even featured in your bathroom walls.

Cork
"Cork adds warmth and texture to any home, it's also a great way to absorb noise in luxurious open plan homes," said Barry Estates.

Cork is making a comeback. Not only is cork a stylish material idea that adds warmth and texture to spaces, it’s also ideal for absorbing noise in our increasingly large, open plan homes.

It is used in
- coffee table bases
- cork stool
- side table
- entire wall

Yes, the entire wall. Cork walls are perfect for home or even office where you can pin notes, notices or family photos as a decor.

Black Stainless Steel

Black is a prestigious colour that is always associated to elegance and strength. It is not surprising that black stainless steel appliances will give your kitchen, laundry room or bathroom a sleek, sophisticated and modern outlook.

Furry Furniture

Maybe it’s the ultra-soft and cozy factor, or maybe it’s the pop of aesthetic interest. Either way, faux-fur furniture is making a comeback, and we should all celebrate its fuzzy return.

Terrariums

Terrariums come in many interesting and captivating designs, colours and sizes. What’s better is that you can personalise it with your air plants or even use it as a décor or centerpiece. Seriously, go crazy and personalise it – paint, hang, place, fill them wherever and with whatever your heart desires. If you think it is too troublesome, the original piece is still breathtaking.