Lightwoods
Classic finished woods are a staple for homes. They’re great because they’re timeless and work with numerous different looks. Next year, this will remain true, but you might consider opting for a light wood look. Lightwoods hail from Scandinavian design and can be used for cabinets, flooring, and sometimes ceilings. They create a natural, modern feel and brighten up any room or space.
Light colors
White, gray, beige, and other light colors will be popular next year. Pair them with light woods, and you’ve created a visually appealing room, or consider a two-toned look. Light colors aren’t limited to walls and cabinets. Next year will see more light-colored rugs to help rooms feel more comfortable and larger.
Navel Colors
On the other hand, navel color schemes will be a great choice for any room. As you might guess, navel colors are darker shades of blue. They help establish elegance in contemporary spaces. They’ll work well on walls, cabinets, and floors, so they’re as versatile as they are aesthetically pleasing. If blue is your color, but you’re not looking for a dark hue, you might also consider classic blue. It pairs well with grays, reds, and browns for a magnetic two-tone look.
Sustainability
For the environmentally-conscious, sustainable designs will continue seeing popularity in 2021. This might not be about looks as much as it is about materials. Reused or recycled materials and low-impact pieces are key features of sustainable designs. FloorQuest provides several sustainable materials, and we’re happy to assist with questions.
Have questions? Ask FloorQuest!
Not sure what direction to take your remodel? Talk to FloorQuest about materials, colors, and other options today. We’ll help you stay ahead of the upcoming trends. Schedule your free in-home estimate and let our expert designers guide you in making the best decisions. Contact us and let’s get started!
