What's trending in Summer 2020 - the key looks for updating interiors
Summer is in full swing and we thought that now is the perfect time to soak up some home decor inspiration. Whilst trends change and evolve, we have rounded up the top four home decor trends to help give our customers’ homes a refresh.
Classic Blue
A boundless blue hue, Classic Blue is evocative of the vast and infinite evening sky opening us up to a world of possibilities. - PANTONE
The American colour standards company Pantone picked the Classic Blue as their Colour of the Year 2020. The company’s reputation has evolved over the years, as their yearly pick portrays a reflection of the global mood. And the good news is that the trendy deep blue will pair well with many shades already in our homes.
Sotti&Co’s Koto Velvet Armchair is a stunning, timeless tub chair that represents a solid and dependable blue hue anyone can always rely on. We are living in a time that requires trust and faith, the slightly padded seat will offer just that with a curved back for that extra bit of comfort. The Classic Blue paired with a bold and vibrant golden band creates a perfect colour scheme for that summer interior makeover.
Abstract Energy
This is the 2020’s bold and sassy interior trend that reflects the warmth of the Summer. Decorating a bold colour or a minimalistic space with accents of contrasting and complementing bright colours or patterns can instantly deliver the abstract colour aesthetic. This fun, free-spirited interiors trend takes inspiration from abstract expressionist artwork.
Zuna Paralleled Journey Cushion is a mesmerizing design detailed in orange-grey contrast colour that easily evokes emotion and creates a summery mood. Pair it with the Orange Cushion for a luxe abstract arrangement on your sofa or a bed. Boasting high-quality fabrics and playful designs, Sotti&Co's selection of cushions are all about expressing personality in your home.
Curvy Shapes
The reemergence of furniture with round edges, inspired by the 60s, 70s and most importantly 80s, has made its way back but with a modern twist. Design emulating waves, circles, and curves offers a softness we crave and brings back nostalgic memories of the good old times. Using several curvy lines in a modern home will soften up the sharp edges and sleek lines to create an overall improved interior.
More than just a centerpiece to your living room look, with its curvy shape and round edges, the Ceres Mid-century 3 Seater Sofa defines an overall relaxed feel in the surrounding ambience. The elegant styling of this linen couch with intricate buttoning offers quality comfort you can count on for years to come.
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