A song of iron and concrete: 4 trends that will be seen in our homes this coming summer
We are already seeing buds of these styles in stores, magazines and social networks.
Soon we will see many of them indoors - trends in home design for spring-summer 2022
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Home and design
28/04/2022
Thursday, 28 April 2022, 07:06 Updated: 07:08
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As in the fashion world, the world of interior design reinvents itself at least twice a year, in endless cycles.
At this stage of the year it is already possible to clearly mark the trends and trends that will accompany us in the spring and summer of the current year, and the successful ones that may accompany us beyond them.
So what will be the standout trends and trends in spring-summer 2022?
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1. Iron and concrete
When the connection is successful, the result is clean and precise A combination of iron and wood (Photo: Gili Hanan Black)
"The demand for design, which on the one hand is useful and practical and on the other hand does not compromise on beauty and comfort, is only growing. Meanwhile, the natural materials that produce sustainable products and the connections between them will keep us busy in the coming spring-summer," says Yaara Eshkol from Collectie.
"The connection between wood and concrete, iron and brass are challenging connections because each material has its own life and when they succeed the result is clean and accurate. We will see in the coming spring-summer storage shelves that combine wood and iron, wood and concrete, concrete wall art "Living room tables are made of natural oak tables and tile tables made of oven-painted metal."
Meanwhile, iron has taken a unique and main place in the world of materials "Iron is a material without limits and suitable for the manufacture of libraries, tables, cabinets, partitions in offices and even kitchens. Iron concrete, "says Kobi Suit, owner and designer of Artepro Iron Products.
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Rusty-looking iron is gaining popularity (Photo: Roi Mizrahi)
The rusty appearance of the iron is also gaining momentum and not as you remember it from the bars of the school or of buildings that have already seen more beautiful days.
"The rusty appearance of the iron is beautiful," says Khalifa, "a shade of red-brown with black spots.
2. Color - The neutral gives way to the bold
Still drawn to colors from the natural world.
Green species surface (Photo: Abroad)
"Neutral colors seem to give way to bold, natural and unique shades that embody a certain strength and character in our spaces," says Eyal Shiman, CEO and owner of LAMINAM. More we manage after two years of Corona.
"Function goes hand in hand with decoration and of course, we are still particularly drawn to colors that reflect the natural world that make us feel safe and therefore we will continue to see the use of green in connecting the outside with the interior."
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3. Advanced geometry
Endless dynamism (Photo: Abroad)
Also in 3D (Photo: Abroad)
Be careful with dosages.
Geometric tiles (Photo: Overseas)
In the field of prints and patterns we are likely to see a great many geometric patterns.
"The geometric trend brings with it endless dynamism, a new creation for the home space, both for interior and exterior spaces," says Adi Lavie, VP of Marketing and Customer Relations at MODY. Diagonals, such as fish coat (squid), squares,
hexagons
and even a three-dimensional mirror. "
"As a rule, it is not recommended to create multiple geometric shapes in the house and therefore tiles that give a delicate geometric touch can be used."
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4. A hug from the couch
Embracing round lines not only on sofas, but also on chairs (Photo: Abroad)
"Along with all the processes that the Corona has brought us, there is also the soft furniture trend. The house is our fortress and all we want at the end of the day is to sit on our sofa that will give us a cuddly, soft and cozy effect," says Orly Gohar Ben Harush, home designer of ellita living .
"People are looking for furniture that just looks soft and inviting, plump and rounded. And after two such challenging years, what could be better?".
She explained that we are likely to see soft furniture not only in the expected configurations, like a sofa or armchair, but even in the dining table chairs or bar stools.
These will be combined with modern elements like rounded iron legs, painted metal legs and wood.
The furniture will come in a variety of fabrics and textures, and even in natural leathers.
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