5 Decoration trends you can try at home in 2018

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Do you remember when everyone was in the mood for Scandinavian decor? Or when minimalism seemed to be the general desire for any home? Yes, some trend pass, others come and go, but the truth is that it pays to pay attention to what is high for you to be inspired to give a new face to your home.

Above any rule and sayings like "have to have," the coolest thing about decorating a home is thinking about how it completes your personality, how to have your face in every corner. You do not have to have a unique style or use anything that is expensive, the idea here is to show you some trends so that you can use them in your way.

1. Open wardrobes



The idea of the open wardrobe is good for anyone who does not want to spend money on a closet in fact or wants to be creative and assembles their own, thinking and optimizing the space so that the closet looks pretty functional. You can use PVC pipes, iron, shelves, unit drawers, macaws, easels, in short, elements that will help you hang and store your clothes in a completely personalized way.

2. Vintage references



If before everyone only saw black, white and gray of the most minimalist decorations, today these shades have been dividing space with moss green, wine, burnt rose and brown appearing in both antique pieces and pieces with a vintage air. It is that grandmother-faced dresser, pieces of iron that perhaps would not have attracted much attention at first, cups and glasses that seem to have come from a period film, among other elements that will bring an air of the past - in a good way - to your house.

3. Bold and deep colors



Also leaving the gray in minimalism, one of the strongest decoration trends for this season is the use of deep and strong colors such as navy blue, red and dark green. They are unusual tones to paint the walls of a house, but that looking at photos gives a very different and beautiful effect. In addition, these tones can give more depth to the spaces!

4. Lots of plants



Do you find it easy to take care of plants? It's worth the effort! The warmth they bring to the surroundings is so good, and perhaps why making an "urban forest" in the house itself is so trendy in recent times. Before you buy your plants, it's good to research on how to keep them alive where you live, which ones need less care, which ones best fit the space you have ...

5. Flamboyant carpets



When you think of rugs it is common to choose one with more understated tones so that it does not interfere much with the decor of your room, for example. A strong trend of decoration for this year is to think the exact opposite using colorful rugs, with Indian prints, graphic designs and other elements that make it call attention in any environment!

Having a style to decorate your home is like having a style to dress: we follow a trend here, another there, but what matters is to put your personality and your taste in every object you buy, right? Did you like this list of trends? Which one do you think most suits you?

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