Warm neutrals like brown and calming shades of green are expected to be in demand this year. Photo: Spacejoy/Unsplash
We can all agree that Covid-19 has upended lives, livelihoods and the way we live and work since it first hit us two years ago.
Millions of people worked – with many still working – from home, a place which is also being used by children as their classroom and recreational space.
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Warm neutrals like brown and calming shades of green are expected to be in demand this year. Photo: Spacejoy/Unsplash
Private spaces and home offices will be popular this year as many people will still work from home. Photo: Epic 8 Design
The idea of bringing the outdoors in and the indoors out has been an important design aspect for a while, says Choo. Photo: O2 Design Atelier
A key trend this year will see more plants and greenery placed in homes to create a sense of calm and connection to nature. Photo: O2 Design Atelier
Indoor plants, coupled with natural lighting and ventilation, will definitely bring people a step closer to nature, says Choo. Photo: O2 Design Atelier
The kitchen and dining areas will be given more attention this year. Photo: O2 Design Atelier
Materials that will be well-received this year include marble and wood, plus textured surfaces. Photo: Jesse Bridgewater/Pixabay
Bright colours like orange or yellow add cheer and personality to the space. Photo: vanitjan/Freepik
Green hues are expected to make their presence felt as the colour is linked to biophilic design. Photo: Epic 8 Design
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