Living in a new home or starting to buy your own condominium at the start of New Year is absolutely a delight to your heart. Making your dream come true of having your own personal abode and home will give you a sense of pride. But when it comes to interior design trends, everything changes, from perspective to popularity that fits the kind of lifestyle of today. A survey on interior design trends released late last year reports that only 6% of homeowners plan to sell their home in 2018, though 16% say they plan to sell in the next two year, which means renovations will likely be on the rise in the coming year. You’ll see some new trends entering the interior design field this year and others easing out of the spotlight. Here’s what to keep an eye out for in 2018.
Flexible Spaces
The open floor plan still remains popular for many homebuyers, but a wide-open box layout is being left behind. This 2018, many homebuyers enjoy having dedicated spaces for sitting areas or dining, but they also want the flexibility to personalize.
Taking a back seat on Midcentury Inspiration
The design movement from the mid-20
th century made a comeback and it has stuck around since. While clean lines and simple utility have become a classic part of design, you can expect to see fewer midcentury modern pieces in interior design in the near future.
Nouveau Design Trend
In place of midcentury modern, expect more traditional nouveau inspiration, with a nod toward neoclassism and older design styles that also incorporates a more eclectic feel pulling from art nouveau design.
Ever changing Wood Floor Design
Wood floors will remain the focus of flooring in many homes, whether it reclaimed pine, bamboo or engineered wood. New homes are moving away from dark, ebony woods and opting for lighter options.
The Return of Brown
Beige may not be back quite yet, but you can expect to see more brown colors in decor than in previous years, when gray has been the primary neutral color. Earth colors are never too far away in interior design, as they create a level of comfort simply because they appear naturally around us.
Jewel Tones and Bright Colors are “In”
Expect to see some more pops of color in design in 2018. Pantone’s Color of the Year for 2018 was announced as Ultraviolet that communicates originality, ingenuity, visionary thinking and points us toward the future.
End of Rose Gold
It might be the end of rose gold popularity this year. Instead, gold of nonrose variety and brass are coming back into style for light fixture and hardware kitchens and bathrooms.
Mix Metal Trend
In 2018, you don’t have to be concerned about completely redesigning your house to meet new interior design trends in metal. The trend toward mixed metals has been becoming more popular in recent years, and in conjunction with other trends, this is a nod to simplicity of design without everything having to perfectly match.
One Madison Place Architect's Perspective
Lifestyle Trend in Iloilo Business Park
Inspiring lifestyle vision is something that Megaworld fuses with every residential tower it showcases in various townships all over the country. In Iloilo Business Park, the company’s grandest township in Western Visayas introduced upscale residential towers that offer various concepts and themes, giving future residents and homebuyers a chance to appreciate a gorgeous lifestyle they can own.
One Madison Place is set to be completed early this year that offers modern contemporary style of living and complete with upscale amenities to provide lifetime luxury to its residents. It is a three-tower condominium with unique facade and world-class offerings.
Lafayette Park Square Architect's Perspective
Lafayette Park Square is a Chateau-inspired residential tower that exudes romance, charm and elegance. As a 15-storey residential tower, everything you’ve been looking for a complete condo tower is here from classy amenities to first-class condo units.
The Palladium Architect's Perspective
The Palladium is more than just the tallest residential tower in the region with 22-floors, it’s a lifestyle jewel of Iloilo Business Park by having 4 multilevel sky gardens, biggest infinity pool, and the first to offer loft-type condo units in the penthouse level.
Saint Honore Architect's Perspective
Saint Honore is a French-inspired residential tower that offers a glimpse of Parisian lifestyle. It is a 10-storey condominium with astonishing amenities including The Atrium, a vivid reflection of the world-famous Jardin de Tuilleries.
Saint Dominique Architect's Perspective
Saint Dominique inspired by one of the oldest streets in Paris is known for its first class condo units and exceptional lifestyle amenity deck. It has a shared concept of amenities and Parisian-inspired lifestyle similar to Saint Honore.
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