One aspect of Ayurveda that I love most is the seasonal routine. The ancient medical science believe we have a deep connection to our environment. Just like the seasons, we are always changing – so changing our lives to complement the time of year helps us achieve balance and vitality. This is done through our diet and habit. Anecdotally, I also believe it could be extended to our home. As the air gets hotter and the days get longer, I lean towards cooler, cooler interiors. Bed sheet. Colourful. Beach accessories. Feeling inspired by the ethereal season that has come upon us, I asked a few design experts to capture the top decorating trends for summer 2022.
These looks are gorgeous. But like summer, there is a comfort for everyone. Simply put: They are achievable for any budget. Because this season is about fluency, and it’s time to slow down a bit. (God, we’ve earned it.) So read on for summer 2022 decorating trends that double the dose of positivity and health.
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The picture of Amanda Marie Birnie courtesy of Julia Miller’s Yond Furniture
Trend #1: Fresh and unexpected paint details
Fresh colors will always be in vogue. But it is the way you use it that will lead the summer of 2022 decorating trends. The forecast for this summer is to incorporate bright, fresh paint in unexpected forms such as on decorations and cabinets, Julia Miller speak, owner and lead designer of YOND Interiors. “Color can be used in a million ways – and we think summer will be exciting to inject it in new ways,” adds Miller.
Why we love it:
Miller’s prediction is a reminder that new paint doesn’t have to be washed off every wall to make an impact. As she says, use for focus areas to create a punch. “Paint color can be intimidating, but we’ve found that using well-curated paint palette sets, like Farrow and Ball, can help speed up the color selection process,” Miller points out.”
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Trend #2: Lots of Nature
The bright green leaves reigned in 2022 — and they will continue well into the second half of the year. The trend to incorporate more nature into homes comes from a number of design experts, including Christopher Charles, owner of Christopher Charles Interiorsand Paul Rochford and Michael Violante, the principals behind V&R Interiors. The look can be incorporated in two ways: by including plants in the room or by taking advantage of the views of the outdoor greenery with open windows and blinds. Both are easy and accessible.
Why we love it
Plants always bring a refreshing feeling to any room. Really, any room, including a kitchen, bathroom, or even an entryway. Just be sure to know your plant’s needs as the summer heat may require extra care.
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Trend #3: Tropical
For the summer of 2022, interior designers Andi Morse by Andi Morse Design Maldives forecast at home. The tropical decor creates an instant holiday feel in the room. Morse says this look is simple to get. You can start by incorporating bright “fun” colors, from sunny yellow to emerald green, with pillows, vases, and rugs. But a bolder approach is to incorporate island greenery and textures through wallpaper and prints. Think, “tropical plants, pineapple motifs and leaves,” adds Morse.
Why we love it
Morse, who loves this look for a feature wall, master bathroom or vanity, says the trend is “so fun” and refreshing. “It brings some happiness to the house.”
Trend #4: Outdoor and Indoor Blur
Temperatures are warming in the Northern Hemisphere, which means outdoor dining and spend more time outdoors. Furniture Designer Andrea Rodman see people intertwine in many opportunities to embrace both the outdoors and look of outdoor activities throughout their home this year. Materials such as jute for rugs, plush cozy furniture with carved details and more refined designs for outdoor furniture are all in her imagination.
Why we love it
Even if you don’t have an outdoor living space, you can bring something similar en-plein-air Seamless vibes into the house. A jute rug (a focal point that adds a lot of aesthetics) is ideal, but jute accessories and decorations speak for themselves. yard space.
Trend #5: Bright green
One of the biggest color trends of this year continue to pull from the outside. Green, especially earthy and muted green, is a huge source of inspiration for designers in 2022, color expert Amy Wax. “Green feels refreshing and natural and colorful — so it fits all of those places.” This refreshing and relaxing feeling is ideal for the summer months, as this is the time to relax and bask in the warmth.
Why we love it
Wax points out that earthy green is completely neutral and “can be used with almost any color on a pallet,” she says. With this in mind, Wax recommends leaning toward moss, grass, or olive green paint and trim colors.
