Как украсить деревянный дом к новому году: Как украсить дом к Новому году 2021 своими руками: советы и интересные идеи

Украшаем дом к Новому году своими руками: подборка идей новогодних украшений

Юлия Чеботарь

арт-директор интернет-магазина The Furnish

Как нарядить комнату на Новый год

Вариант №1: “вкусный”, яркий и радостный

Один из самых модных цветов наступающего года — оранжевый. К тому же наступающий 2016-й — год Огненной Обезьяны, так что оранжевый цвет как раз для нее. Яркий и солнечный, это цвет смелых и позитивных. Вовсе необязательно украшать дом привычными мишурой и снежинками — в тренде самодельные украшения и неожиданные решения.

Главные герои праздника у нас традиционно цитрусовые — обычно, конечно, мандарины. Но зато из апельсинов можно сделать невероятно эффектные декоративные шары и живописно разложить по квартире.

Если вы признаете, что тонкая работа по карвингу цитрусовых вам недоступна, можно просто найти красивую корзину или кашпо, наполнить апельсинами и поставить под елку. Лучше всего с табличкой: “Подарки класть сюда” 🙂

«Елка с самодельными украшениями — безусловный тренд сезона.»

А еще можно попробовать сделать настоящее апельсиновое дерево — не забудьте подобрать аксессуары: свечи, ленты. Сооружать конструкцию можно вместе с семьей или друзьями. И пусть, возможно, камина, чтобы погреться, у вас не будет, зато хорошее настроение от теплой компании обеспечено.

Ну и, конечно, стоит украсить мандаринами, апельсинами и даже грейпфрутами елку. Оптимистичная и яркая, она будет радовать вас все праздники. Не стоит доставать в этот раз привычные стеклянные шары и серебристую мишуру, елка с самодельными украшениями — безусловный тренд сезона, так что украшаем дом к Новому году своими руками.

Из апельсиновой кожуры тоже можно делать необычные украшения на Новый год — вырезайте, что душе угодно! Подсохшие и все еще ароматные, самодельные игрушки можно повесить на елку или разложить по квартире для настроения.

Вариант №2: кофе, молоко и жемчуг

Элегантное и нарядное сочетание кофейного и жемчужного подойдет для гурманов и ценителей прекрасного. Если хочется изысканности, спокойствия и классической утонченности, этот вариант для вас. Мы в The Furnish его очень любим.

В раздумьях об оформлении праздничного стола не забудьте про хрусталь, который наверняка сохранился у мамы или бабушки. Традиционный, многогранный и сверкающий, он поможет воссоздать атмосферу зимней сказки у вас дома.

90000 Cheap Wooden Picture Frames: 15 Ways to Decorate 90001 90002 Learn 15 ways to decorate those cheap wooden picture frames from the craft store! These 90003 DIY picture frame projects 90004 are incredibly easy and budget friendly. Makes a great gift or perfect addition to your home decor. 90005 90002 90003 Skill Level: Beginner to 90004 90009 Intermediate 90010. Some of these techniques are easier than others, but none of them are exceptionally hard. Basic crafting skills are necessary, like using a paintbrush or punches and stenciling.90005 90012 90002 I’ve taken you on a stroll through the craft store, and first we learned to decorate birdhouses. Then I showed you how to decorate a vase. Today’s trip is going to be fun because you are going to the unfinished wood section — it’s time to decorate those cheap wooden picture frames! 90005 90015 Cheap Picture Frames 90016 90002 When I say «cheap» I mean in numbers only, not quality. There are pretty decent / sturdy picture frames at the craft store for an inexpensive price.90005 90002 If I’m being honest, my favorite are the $ 1 wooden picture frames (they usually hold 4 «x 6» photos). These frames are inexpensive of course, but they are also the 90020 90003 perfect 90004 90023 size for decorating. 90005 90002 I love that for $ 1, you can create a DIY picture frame of your own. These projects provide easy inspiration for a wide variety of techniques. Do not be afraid to jump in. If you mess up, simply purchase another frame for $ 1 and start again! 90005 90027 90003 Where to Get Wooden Picture Frames 90004 90030 90002 You can get wood photo frames at Michaels, Jo-Ann, AC Moore, Hobby Lobby, Walmart, and a variety of other smaller craft stores.The large chains have them for $ 1 typically starting at 4 x 6, and then the prices and sizes go up from there. I know sometimes they have small heart and square frames as well. 90005 90002 The best places to buy bulk frames are Amazon.com and Oriental Trading Company. The most inexpensive frames online are a little bit over $ 1, and if you have a large project (like summer camp, bible school, or a craft night) it’s more practical to buy them online anyway. Craft stores probably will not have enough in stock.90005 90027 90003 DIY Picture Frame Supplies 90004 90030 90002 I use a variety of supplies to decorate wooden picture frames: scrapbook paper, paint, ribbon, stencils, Mod Podge, tissue paper, napkins, brads, wood shapes, and more. 90005 90002 I do not use a separate sealer on top — just Mod Podge. And sometimes I use Dimensional Magic to accent certain areas or wood pieces for a little interest. 90005 90027 90003 Preparing Your Surface 90004 90030 90002 Many times I do not do anything to prepare my photo frames for crafting.However my mother (an admitted perfectionist) always likes to sand her frames. 90005 90002 She uses a sanding block on all of her wooden frames to remove any splinters and smooth edges. You can use the frame as-is or basecoat with paint first. It’s up to you! 90005 90027 90003 Paint and Mod Podge to Use 90004 90030 90002 You can use regular craft paint (like FolkArt) as well as spray paint or chalk paint. The only type of paint I would shy away from is latex, at least if you are going to use Mod Podge (they do not work well together).You do not HAVE to paint, but I personally love to paint so I always do. 90005 90002 As far as Mod Podge formulas, you can use regular Matte, Satin, or Gloss depending on the finish you are going for. You do not need to use Hard Coat unless the frame is going to be handled frequently (though you could use Hard Coat if that’s what you have on hand). 90005 90002 Of course the Sparkle and Glitter formulas are a nice touch to a frame, especially during the holidays. It’s really up to you. 90005 90002 Are you ready to see the DIY photo frame ideas? Here they are! 90005 90015 90003 Decorate Wooden Picture Frames 90004 90016 90027 90003 1.Comic Book Frame 90004 90030 90071 90002 You’re going to use Mod Podge and squares from your favorite comic books for this DIY photo frame! If the idea of ​​cutting up comic books does not work for you, use color copies (preferably laserjet) for the task. 90005 90027 90003 2. Farmhouse Chippy 90004 90030 90078 90002 This DIY picture frame is so unique — you’ll mix Collage Clay with various colors of acrylic paint to create a textured, chippy effect. What I love about this DIY frame is that it’s nearly impossible to mess up due to the technique.90005 90027 90003 3. Colorful Tissue Paper 90004 90030 90085 90002 Learn how to decorate a frame with tissue paper and Mod Podge. If you’re a beginning crafter, this is the perfect project for you! It’s so easy, even a kid could do it. 90005 90027 90003 4. Woodburning 90004 90030 90092 90002 If you’ve never tried wood burning, it’s very satisfying. Learning to burn wood takes a little bit of time, but the effects are pretty amazing. You can also add paint to your frame creation for some interest! Do not forget to visit my beginner’s guide to wood burning — it will help you on your journey.90005 90027 90003 5. Duck Tape Frame 90004 90030 90099 90002 If you’re looking for a DIY photo frame project that takes the shortest amount of time possible and still looks good, you’re going to like this Duck Tape version. 90005 90002 Look for patterns that are easy to continue based on the tape you’re using. Decorate several wooden photo frames in a matter of minutes with this technique. 90005 90027 90003 6. Monogram Art 90004 90030 90108 90002 You do not necessarily need to put a photo in a frame! I love this DIY frame project because it uses a monogram in the center, which means you can personalize it any way you like.This would be so pretty for a seasonal mantel. 90005 90027 90003 7. Distressed Chalk Paint 90004 90030 90115 90002 Distressing a frame with chalk paint is always a favorite because it’s hard to mess up. The whole point is that it does not look uniform! This DIY photo frame uses two colors of chalk paint as well as an antiquing wax on top. 90005 90027 90003 8. Colorful Seashells 90004 90030 90122 90002 If you’re going to this seashore this summer (say that three times fast), try a DIY picture frame using some of the shells you collect.Kids will love using brightly colored paint for this project — and there’s also Mod Podge and glitter, so that’s a big win as far as I’m concerned. 90005 90027 90003 9. Sunshine Handprints 90004 90030 90129 90002 What a sweet way to get the kids involved in a picture frame project! They’ll use their handprints to make the sun. This DIY frame is perfect for an end-of-the-school-year idea. 90005 90027 90003 10. Layered 14K Gold 90004 90030 90136 90002 Have you ever noticed the wooden laser cut frames at Michaels? They are 90020 perfect 90023 for layering on wooden picture frames or plaques.And that’s exactly what happened in this project, with the addition of a little spray paint. The two pieces look like they were meant to be together all along. 90005 90027 90003 11. Simple Frame Collage 90004 90030 90145 90002 You can make a DIY picture frame display that packs a punch by using four separate frames and gluing them together. I would not attach them with Mod Podge; instead use a hot glue gun or strong craft glue. The Mod Podge comes in handy when you are decorating the fronts.These have a fun Greek / sorority theme. 90005 90027 90003 12. Simply Selfies 90004 90030 90152 90002 You can easily add interest to a DIY photo frame project using wood shapes! The polka dotting above is achieved with patterned scrapbook paper and Mod Podge. I love the addition of the photos to the corners with teenie tiny clothespins. 90005 90027 90003 13. Chevron Stenciled 90004 90030 90159 90002 This frame might look like it was made using scrapbook paper — but it was not! That is all paint and stenciling, my friends.This DIY frame project is REALLY easy for someone just learning to stencil, and the aged look helps cover up any boo-boos (not that you’re going to make any, of course). 90005 90027 90003 14. Stenciled Glass 90004 90030 90166 90002 Some wooden photo frames come with glass; some do not. If yours happens to come with glass remember that paint not only looks great on the wood but on the paint as well! You can decorate with a stencil for a piece of art 90003 or 90004 put a unique design around the photo in a painted frame.90005 90027 90003 15. Scrapbook Paper 90004 90030 90175 90002 This DIY picture frame uses one piece of scrapbook paper and some Mod Podge for the main pattern, then a wood laser cut piece layered on top. I painted the laser cut piece and added Dimensional Magic for some interest. Any project where I can incorporate Dimensional Magic? I’m in! 90005 90178 90002 Are you ready to grab some wooden picture frames from the store and then try a DIY frame project? I’ve provided you with some ideas — now let me know what you try in the comments! 90005 .90000 5 Easy, Simply Ways to Decorate Wooden Chairs 90001 90002 Maybe they’ve been in the family for ages or you are just tired of their dullness. Wooden chairs are practical, versatile and quite functional but mostly they’re just dull and boring. Fortunately for you, they are also very easy to change, design and decorate.All of the following tips are easy DIY projects that will not break the bank and can be changed again at the drop of a hat. Switch out a cushion or cover for every season. Redo a paint job or change the look of that inspired side table.Or do all of them! But do not maintain the same boring, wood and browned chairs that have been adoring your house for years. It’s time for a change! 90003 90002 90005 90005 View in gallery 90003 90002 Update your wooden chairs with some of these quick and inspirational tips and tricks today! 90003 90002 90011 90012 # 1. Paint. 90013 90014 90003 90002 90017 90017 90003 90002 Obviously, hand-painting your wooden chairs is an easy answer when it comes to decorating simple chairs. And even though it seems like an incredibly obvious answer, people have trouble diving into the project.They’re scared they may mess up or just do not think of it as an option because they’ve never done it before. Even if you just paint (or spray paint) the chairs a solid color or design each chair a new way, it’s a fun and creative way to add some excitement to a set of wooden chairs.The full diy tutorial. 90003 90002 90011 90012 # 2 90013 90012. Accessorize. 90013 90014 90003 90002 90011 90012 90033 90033 View in gallery 90013 90014 90003 90002 This works great if you plan on painting 90011 and then 90014 accessorizing.Adding fringe, appliques or wooden pieces, like in the the spheres at the back of the chair in the photo above, brings even more life to the piece than just a new paint job. Use your creativity and your local craft store to inspire your next project! {Found on modpodgerocksblog}. 90003 90002 90011 90012 # 3. Add fabric 90013 90014. 90003 90002 90049 90049 View in gallery 90003 90002 It’s simplicity and ease at its absolute best. Chair covers or finding a favorite fabric or pattern to make some yourself, adding some fabric to the back or seat of a chair is an easy way to bring cohesiveness to your space.{Found on pinterest}. 90003 90002 90011 90012 # 4. Do not use it as a chair. 90013 90014 90003 90002 90061 90061 View in gallery 90003 90002 Another way of decorating without actually doing any work, is turning that old, shabby wooden chair into another piece of furniture. Using a smaller piece as a side table or a place to hold some pretty vases, completely changes its dullness and makes it exciting. {Found on site}. 90003 90002 90011 90012 # 5. Add cushions. 90013 90014 90003 90002 90073 90073 View in gallery 90003 90002 Cushions are easy to find.Find them at the store or have them made to fit your oddly-size chairs; it’s another easy fix to the «boring chair» problem without worrying about messing anything up in the process of DIYing. 90003.90000 Interior design ideas: the best trends for 2020 that you need to copy at home 90001 90002 The interior design ideas and trends that we’ve seen so far in 2020 have brought us nothing but joy. What was a prediction back in January, did in fact turn into a beautiful reality, so if you’re planning to revamp your home interior design anytime soon, you’re in the right place for inspiration and information. 90003 90002 We’ve 20 key themes and schemes listed below that have consistently dominated our Insta feeds, and our homes.From Pinterest perfection to what our favourite design forecasters, paint manufacturers, fabric designers and more experts in the world of interiors are saying, we’ve got it all in this interior design trends 2020 roundup. 90003 90002 We’ve also added tips and tricks to help you design and decorate with the trends you love, no matter the size of your rooms or your budget (because unfortunately not all of us can remodel our bathroom in terrazzo just because Instagram says it’s cool). 90003 90002 Before we begin, one disclaimer.These home interior design looks will not automatically become outdated at 00.01 on January 1st 2021. Much like fashion trends, interior design styles come back around year after year, so you may even recognise a few of your own enduring favourites or classic returners from years gone by. 90003 90010 1. Blue is the new grey 90011 90002 90003 90002 (Image credit: Katie Lee) 90003 90002 Yep, we said it, we never thought it would happen but our love for grey has been pushed out by blue! And if you do not believe us, believe Pantone.Not to boast or anything, but we did have a sneaky suspicion that the Pantone Colour of the Year 2020 was going to be blue. It felt like it was time for a blue. The 2020 colour is called Classic Blue, and it’s just that: a classic blue. It’s clean and elegant but also really uplifting so works perfectly in a living room and (in comparison to the last few years) it’s a really easy colour to incorporate into most parts of your home. 90003 90002 For loads of blue room ideas to get you inspired, check out our feature.90003 90010 2. Pink, and not just millennial pink 90011 90002 90003 90002 (Image credit: Furniture Village) 90003 90002 Bet you the last time you wanted to redecorate a room pink you were probably about 11. But after a decade or two of being associated with tweens ‘bedrooms, pink is most definitely back! 90003 90002 There are, however, a few rules for mastering this candy colour. First one being, avoid anything that vaguely reminds you of a colour Barbie would wear; blush-toned, muted pinks are the way to go.And keep finishes matt — anything shiny and pink, and you are entering six-year-old’s bedroom territory again. 90003 90002 So, with those little gems of wisdom in mind, 90031 90032 go and check out our pink decorating ideas. 90003 90010 3. Tranquil hues 90011 90002 90003 90002 (Image credit: Dulux) 90003 90002 A big player in the world of interior trends, let’s take a look at 90031 Dulux Colour of the Year 2020 90032: Tranquil Dawn. It’s green! Well, it’s as soft and neutral as green can get, but still, we like and it’s perfect for small living rooms and other tiny spaces.It’s a really versatile shade that seems to completely change when you combine it with different palettes. Bring out its cooler side by mixing it with steely greys or soften it up creams and even light pinks. 90003 90010 4. Texture, texture, texture 90011 90002 90003 90002 (Image credit: Shutterstock) 90003 90002 2020 trends are not all about colour either, we are seeing texture increasingly being used to add interest to rooms too. A look that we are loving is layering up different textures in the same, or very similar colours.It’s perfect if you are big on neutrals so need to find different ways to decorate your rooms without using too many colours. 90003 90002 In a living room, cushions and blankets are an obvious way of doing this but in other rooms, try bringing in textures with plants (dried flowers are everywhere going into 2020) prints and well curated knick knacks. 90003 90010 5. Traditional prints in modern spaces (Chintz is back) 90011 90002 90003 90002 (Image credit: Little Greene) 90003 90002 Look, we do not make the trends, we just report on them, so apologies if this offends anyone — but chintz is back.Not familiar? It’s essentially a traditional pattern on a light background. And you know what? We like it A LOT, especially if it’s matched with contemporary pieces. 90003 90010 6. Concealed kitchens 90011 90002 90003 90002 (Image credit: Hub Kitchens) 90003 90002 You may have already had the ingenious idea to disguise a pantry behind an integrated cabinet door or integrate your fridge into a kitchen unit, but have you considered concealing your entire kitchen? Yep, that’s a thing now, and it’s become a huge design trend in the world of kitchen ideas this year.90003 90002 With living spaces getting smaller and storage getting smarter, clean, minimalist kitchens are getting increasingly popular. Items that once cluttered worktops — kettles, plug sockets, knife blocks, even taps and sinks — can now disappear into flush cabinets and uninterrupted surfaces to make the most of all space available. Nifty no? Perfect for open plan kitchen diners or for small kitchen design, they are great for creating a streamlined look in a contemporary kitchen, too. 90003 90002 Kitchen above (concealed) and below (doors open) by Hub Kitchens.90003 90002 90003 90002 (Image credit: Hub Kitchens) 90003 90010 7. The home bar 90011 90002 90003 90002 (Image credit: Malcolm Menzies © Future) 90003 90002 We’ve been enjoying drinks indoors for quite some time now, pre and post- pandemic. And although lockdown restrictions have eased up a little, a home bar is still a must in every home this year and beyond. Indoors, this is a practical and very Gatsby-like addition, — depending on which you go for — think bar carts, cocktails chairs and plenty of neon signs…While if you want something that feels more like a beach club, this is a great garden idea and one of the coolest ways to unwind. 90003 90002 Check out our pick of the best bar carts if you are feeling inspired to embrace this trend. 90003 90010 8. Sustainable home interior design 90011 90002 90003 90002 (Image credit: Lapuan Kankurit) 90003 90002 Fast fashion is hot topic. People are starting to think more about where all our bags full of clothes actually come from and what they are made of.And, the same goes for what we buy for our homes. The hunt for sustainable furniture and the want to create an eco friendly house or living space, is on, as many of us are trying to shop more sustainably, and the great news is that more and more retailers are offering a selection of eco home interiors too. 90003 90002 Top tips to nod to this (forever) trend is to choosing furniture made from natural materials that have been sustainably sourced. Timber, bamboo and the likes all have a low environmental footprint, look out for the FSC logo.And to reduce yours further, keep an eye out for furniture that has been made locally, and for products made from recycled materials — think rugs made from plastic bottles. 90003 90002 And as we create more eco friendly homes, we have become more aware about reducing waste by upcycling or recycling our homewares. There are so many great sites where you can buy and sell second hand furniture, places like Gumtree and Freecycle. You can even buy complete kitchens second hand (but good as new). Try The Used Kitchen Company and The Kitchen Exchange.And of course, you can count on yours truly for many a new DIY hack. Check out our DIY hub for the latest inspo on how to work with what you already have. 90003 90010 9. Animal prints 90011 90002 Yep, our favourite animal prints in fashion are still going strong in the home, too in 2020. But how do your style leopard print throw or your zebra print rug without creating a room that resembles a cross between a dodgy themed B & B and the Playboy Mansion? We say: start small, adding accents in the form of soft furnishings and a few, small accessories; then, if you love it you can go further with rugs and curtains.90003 90002 For our best rug roundup be sure to check out our guide. 90003 90010 10. Two toned kitchen cabinets 90011 90002 90003 90002 (Image credit: Fritz Fryer) 90003 90002 Say goodbye to stark white kitchens, colour is definitely creeping in (again). And not just one colour, oh no, we’ve been seeing a huge trend in painting kitchen cabinets in 90113 two 90114 different colours. Crazy stuff we know. A frequent iteration of the look includes using a darker colour for the lower cabinets and a lighter shade for shelves and cabinets that sit higher up.Think creamy, neutral coloured cabinets above and a darker, dramatic colour for the lower cabinets. 90003 90002 And if a bold paint colour is not quite your vibe you can also get those look using contrasting materials. What we love about this trend is you can make it work for pretty much any style kitchen, from super modern to a traditional Shaker. 90003 90002 You can easily DIY this kitchen trend yourself, just check out our guide to painting kitchen cupboards. 90003 90010 11. Maximalism 90011 90002 90003 90002 (Image credit: Katie Lee) 90003 90002 It feels like the world of interiors has been dominated by minimalist Scandi design for, well, forever.We’re not complaining, but there has been a shift away from clean, bare interiors towards more flamboyant decor. We are talking plenty of pattern, all the bold colours and mismatched pieces of furniture. It’s a tricky look to get right so make sure you check out our guide to working the 90127 maximalist trend 90128. 90003 90010 12. Crittall style windows and doors 90011 90002 90003 90002 (Image credit: Crittal) 90003 90002 Crittall-style windows have been staging a comeback and those dreamy black frames have been filling up our Pinterest pages for the last few months.But we are now seeing them used not just as windows and doors, but for extensions, room dividers and even shower screens. We can easily see why everyone is obsessed with them in the home interior design world — the graphic look definitely taps into the industrial trend that’s still going strong, plus they are great way to bring a ton of light into a space. 90003 90002 Have a read through our buyer’s guide to metal doors and windows to get this look spot on. 90003 90010 13. Concrete bathrooms 90011 90002 90003 90002 (Image credit: Meir) 90003 90002 Last year it was all about creating a spa-like bathroom at home, but in 2020 it’s all about bathrooms ideas that are tough and functional — and of course super stylish.The easiest way to get the look is by using micro concrete which allows you to create the effect of a full-depth concrete finish on top of existing walls and concrete floors (think tough skim coat). Applying it is not a DIY job but there are lots of willing people out there to take away your money in exchange for making your bathroom look like it’s not quite finished (this is a good thing btw). 90003 90010 14. Curved sofas 90011 90002 90003 90002 (Image credit: DFS) 90003 90002 A super popular Mid-century design, we’ve seen a major comeback of curved, sculptural furniture, especially when it comes to upholstery.Curved sofas and high-back armchairs in gorgeous rich velvets give an instant glamorous vibe and can make a statement even in the most simple of spaces. 90003 90002 As much as we love drooling over these kinds of vintage pieces in antique shops, the reality is they are often pretty pricey. But fear not, shops like West Elm, Made.com and Habitat all do dupes for the vintage sofas of our dreams. The sofas above are in fact from DFS! You could also of course take the time to scour Ebay if you want something more unique.90003 90002 If this 2020 interior trend is for you, then make sure you go and check these Mid-century modern decorating ideas. And for the best sofas about right now, we can help there too. 90003 90010 15. Scalloped edges 90011 90002 90003 90002 (Image credit: Aleksa Studio) 90003 90002 Speaking of curves, they are creeping into other parts of our homes too, mostly in the form of fish scale tiles, but also on kitchen cabinetry (find similar kitchen tiles to those above at Superfront). Whereas in fashion and beauty the whole mermaid trend was all about candy hues and pastels, the interior world seems to have gone down a bit of a more grown up route and we love it.90003 90010 16. Terrazzo 90011 90002 90003 90002 (Image credit: Nest) 90003 90002 Cool in the ’70s, tacky in the’ 90s and back with a bang in 2020. We have opened our arms to terrazzo once more and we are not just limiting this finish to the floors (sooo 2019), but are starting to take terrazzo to the walls, splashbacks and even entire bathroom suites. 90003 90002 If maybe redoing your whole bedroom or kitchen in terrazzo is not very realistic (or if you are a renter, not very landlord friendly), terrazzo accents come in all forms.Check out Very.com rugs and this lush B & Q lamp while you can even find terrazzo tooth brush holders (thanks John Lewis), so it’s really easy to incorporate this trend in more subtle ways … 90003 90010 17. Back to the ’70s 90011 90002 90003 90002 (Image credit: Swoon Editions) 90003 90002 So we can see that warmer colours, like oranges, yellows, and even rusty reds are rising up between the greige, plus house plants (see our house plant display ideas for inspiration), terrazzo , leopard print, FRINGING, it is all getting a bit ’70s.This retro feel is starting to feel a bit cooler and dare we say starting to replace Mid-century modern and maybe even Boho style interiors? 90003 90002 Personally, we can not see ourselves wallpapering our bathrooms in orange and brown floral wallpaper anytime soon but there are still a few hints of nostalgia in the colours, shapes and textures that we can definitely get on board with. Check out our favourite retro geometric walls and wallpaper design ideas for inspiration. 90003 90010 18. A darker take on Scandi-style 90011 90002 90003 90002 (Image credit: DFS) 90003 90002 Will our love of Nordic interiors ever end? We are going with a resounding ‘no’.But like all trends that hang around for years (90113 hygge 90114 is the prime example) we do, every now and then, come up with a new name for what is basically the same style just with a slight twist — case in point: new Nordic, which can be restrained. 90003 90002 It’s a slightly darker, moodier take on the classic Scandi-style, still using all the textures and pared back light wooden furniture, just with a more gothic feel. Sounds like your kind of combination? Check out our 90127 New Nordic decorating ideas 90128 for inspiration.90003 90010 19. Statement ceilings 90011 90002 90003 90002 (Image credit: Katie Lee) 90003 90002 Forget about statement walls, in 2020 we are going to be looking to the ceiling. Next time you have a repaint, rather than just the magnolia-blah you are used to, try painting the ceiling in a colour that contrasts your walls. You could go even bolder and wallpaper your fourth wall. If you are working with a smaller room, trying painting your ceiling the same colour, despite what they say about light, this actually really works.90003 90010 20. Velvet, velvet and more velvet 90011 90212 90003 90002 Velvet is not just for Christmas. It’s simply beaut and it’s been huge throughout 2020. Our favourite find? A velvet sofa … pure luxury. Find our pick of the most gorgeous statement velvet sofas to step straight into the trend, but honestly, immerse yourself and double up with cushions, accessories and more, because you will not look back! 90003 90010 Want more decorating inspiration? 90011 .90000 How To Decorate Rooms With Slanted Ceiling, Design ideas 90001 90002 Slanted ceilings are often difficult to work with, and most of us are flummoxed on how to decorate a room with sloped walls. And no longer is this design conundrum relegated to attic rooms alone. Considering how every inch of space is invaluable, there are many modern homes and penthouses where the residents have to put up with slanted ceilings on a daily basis. But 90003 decorating a room with a slanted ceiling 90004 can be as much fun (if not more) as planning for a home with a ‘plain old ceiling’.The essential difference, though, is in the way you treat the ceiling and how you use the special contours of the room to your advantage. 90005 90002 90005 90002 90009 by Julie Williams Design / Eric Rorer Photography 90010 90005 90002 Making a slanted ceiling stand out while ensuring it adds to the overall appeal of the room is what truly makes such spaces appealing. Here are a few tricks and pointers that help you beat those odd angles with elegance and ingenuity — 90005 90014 1. A Sense of Drama and Excitement 90015 90002 One of the first things you need to do to decorate a room with a slanted ceiling is accept the overall ambiance it already has and then accentuate it with design.Slanted ceilings vary from small attic rooms that are short on space to amazing vaulted ceilings that house the entire living area of ​​your loft. The idea is to 90003 play off of the already existing proportions 90004 instead of trying too hard to introduce a different style that is alien to the room. Dramatic in their appearance, slanted ceilings present the perfect opportunity to turn the ceiling into the showstopper of the room! 90005 90002 90005 90002 90009 by CCS Architecture 90010 90005 90014 2.Skylights and Windows 90015 90002 Tap into the many benefits of slanted ceilings by adding additional windows and skylights that let in ample natural ventilation. This is the easiest and best way to beat the claustrophobic look that the slanted ceiling might present. Modern skylights come in an amazing array of shapes and sizes, and they add a sense of amazement to the room even after sunset by bringing the night sky indoors. Combine these skylights with the right blend of ambient and focused lighting to ensure that the room appears bright and airy at all times.Uplighting with floor lamps and pendants also adds allure to the slanted ceiling. 90005 90002 90005 90014 3. Light and Airy Colors 90015 90002 When it comes to the color scheme, it is best to stick to a simple and neutral color palette that is not too harsh on your eyes. But think of the size of the room and the scale of the slanted ceilings before making this call. Contrary to popular perception, a two-tone color scheme with a painted ceiling looks cool in small attics with slanted walls.You can even induce some visual brilliance by painting the rest of the room in cool white and using a single black wall as an accent addition. 90005 90002 90005 90002 90009 by mark pinkerton — vi360 photography 90010 90005 90002 Slanted ceilings often create interesting angular features and slanting additions that can be highlighted using bright colors and simple stripes. 90003 Just remember that white is not your only choice here 90004 and a 90009 tone-on-tone 90010 approach to wall color is equally pleasing.Just make sure, though, that you do not use too many colors in the same space, as this could lead to visual fragmentation and clutter. 90005 90002 90005 90002 90009 by Harry Braswell 90010 90005 90014 4. A Theme of Its Own! 90015 90002 Earlier we did discuss accepting the overall ambiance of the room, and we go a step further now by giving the room with a slanted ceiling a theme and a look of its own. Rooms with slanted ceilings are a great way to bring in that cozy cottage look or cool industrial style.Exposed steel or wooden beams tend to automatically guide us toward these styles and give the room a coherent appearance. Instead of trying to blend it with the rest of your home by forcing a clean, contemporary look, go for a farmhouse, rustic or even eclectic style to give the space a sense of uniqueness. 90005 90002 90005 90014 5. Cozy Nooks and Peripheral Storage 90015 90002 Do not worry about filling a room that has a slanted ceiling with too many cabinets and shelves. But compensate for the lack of wall-mounted storage by filling the periphery of the room with smart bookshelves and cool storage units.This not only creates the perception of a ‘room within a room’, but also cuts down on the steep angle of the slanted walls and makes the room far more appealing. The snug reading and relaxing window nook is another perennial favorite in rooms with a sloped ceiling (even if it is not the attic), and this classic never fails to impress. 90005 90002 90005 90002 90009 by Josina Bergsøe 90010 90005 90002 90005 90014 6. Decor That Is Proportional! 90015 90002 If you have a small room with low, slanted ceilings, going low with decor makes complete sense.Decorating a space with low ceilings, even if they are not slanted, presents a whole different set of challenges that can often be solved with this simple approach, along with even lighting. But for a giant loft with a slanted roof and a double-height ceiling, using decor that is a touch taller than usual is a trendy and smart choice. Oversized pendants and floor lights are quickly becoming a popular way to decorate such homes. Also, think of adding an extensive mezzanine level that allows you to tap into all that vertical space under the slanted roof.90005 90002 90005 90002 90005 90014 7. A Touch of Textural Contrast 90015 90002 Whether it is exposed beams or beautiful wall paneling, wood seems to turn even the most sterile of spaces into an inviting, pleasant hub. Adding wooden textures with decor also has a similar effect and can give that little room with a slanted ceiling a relaxed, cozy ambiance. For those looking for more exciting options, wallpaper, custom murals and even fabric canopies offer creative alternatives. No matter what material you choose to usher in textural contrast, remember that the room with slanted ceilings needs a distinct focal point as much as any other space in your house.90005 90002 90005 90002 90009 by Rumor Design + reDesign — Valerie Stafford 90010 90005 90002 90005 90002 90009 by Schranghamer Design Group 90010 90005 90002 Do not be afraid to explore varied and exotic themes (such as Moroccan or Mediterranean) for the room with sloped walls. When done right, spaces with slanted ceilings can be playful, elegant and impressive while bringing forward a distinct flavor of their own. 90009 All you need to do is unlock this hidden potential! 90010 90005 90002 90005 90002 90009 by ZeroEnergy Design 90010 90005 90002 90005 90002 90005 .