Home Decor Trends In 2020s

The trends that will make a splash in the next decade may surprise us, but there are a few early indications that show us where home decor is headed. Here are some of our predictions for home decor trends in the next ten years.

Bedrooms: Smart furniture

We've already started to embrace smart furniture in the kitchen and living room, but it's time to open the bedroom up to more tech. From nightstands with built-in USB ports and automatic lighting to beds that can track your sleep, expect to see more smart pieces in the bedroom this year.

Living Room: Boho and eclectic

We've already started to shift away from minimalism and embrace maximalism, and we don't see this trend slowing down. The next decade will be full of bright colors, textures, and boho-inspired home decor.

Kitchens: Bright, colorful kitchens

While we don't think white kitchens will totally fade away, expect to see more homeowners experiment with bright, bold kitchen cabinets and appliances. From daring reds to soft pinks, it's time to embrace color in the kitchen.

Bathrooms: Cement sinks and natural materials

Tariffs on certain materials have made many homeowners turn to cheaper products for bathroom design, such as cement. Natural stones like limestone are also getting noticed for being eco-friendly, and mark a shift from the traditional subway tile.

Dining Rooms: Formal dining rooms

While open floor plans are still big, we are expecting more people to embrace segmented rooms again. Whether it's a true closed-off dining room or simply a space that feels separate and intentional from the rest of the home, we foresee homeowners spending more time in the dining room and embracing dinner time once again.

Kids' Rooms: Textures and patterns

From faux fur to camouflage to cheetah print, kids' rooms are going to become more daring than ever before. As the rest of the house continues to embrace neutrals, the kids' room is where homeowners will experiment with vibrant, exciting aesthetics.

Paint Trends: Beige is back, dark is the new neutral

If you thought beige paint was too '90s, think again. This versatile hue is back and more home decorators are swapping white for beige yet again. We also don't see moody, dark colors going away anytime soon—in fact, we expect they will replace the neutral in nearly any room of the house.

Architecture: Eco-friendly

A sense of urgency around climate change has made architects and designers focus on creating eco-conscious and sustainable homes. From solar panels to low-energy lighting to cellulose insulation, expect to see even more earth-friendly builds.