Upcoming design trends! How to furnish your home

Decorative design that defines spaces.

Simplicity for spaces, but not for shapes.

Decoration is increasingly an integral feature of design, even in the most minimal interiors. This can be achieved through accessories, or by other means, including more extensive work. Ample, clear spaces, unencumbered by furniture, can be given extra character with large, decorative panels,  or wall tiles able to bring a stylish accent to the setting.

All it takes is a few large or extra-large ceramic elements to bring splendidly colourful, meaningful shapes to an entire living space, creating plenty of atmosphere without the need for any other strategies.

These ultra-decorative ceramics can also be used to create indoor landscapes, opening up a natural window on the outdoors.

An example? FAP Murals Tropic Kenzia (on the cover), an artistic wall covering that creates impressive depth of colour and dynamic light reflections thanks to the lacquered patterns on matt backgrounds, following a sophisticated yet natural design. 

How to furnish a living room

Home working has also prompted a rethink of layouts, with a view to guaranteeing comfort and creating areas that say who we are both personally and professionally.
Once again, large slabs are the most effective solution for living room decor or even just for a corner of the home, a living room or kitchen wall.

They’re an easy way to create just the right backdrop for a study or workspace. An ideal option for creating a modern, creative mood is FAP Murals Texture Macro. To add elegance to a living room or rigour to a study, a perfect choice are the Iron slabs from the Roma Gold collection, which also features stoneware and wall tiles inspired by a variety of marbles with different effects and sizes, with a distinctively elegant, glossy surface for a look that’s both classic and eclectic.

Green in the home

Confirming the 2021 furnishing trends, plants are a must-have element that brings a fresh touch into the home, for a natural look conducive to well-being.

The most suitable plants for interiors include Anthurium, Bromelia, Dracaena, Ficus, Monstera, Pothos and Sansevieria. Ideal for the desk, next to the computer, Aloe, Philodendron and Tillandsia help to purify the air, while the bathroom is the perfect setting for tropical plants that do best in humid environments, such as ferns, philodendron, kentia and orchids.

Not much space? No problem! You can still bring a touch of green into your home with some hanging baskets and kokedama.