Time for a seasonal update? Be inspired by our selection of beautiful Fall Winter 2020 Decor Trends to be Inspired in your Home!
Lately I have been so busy with the new Learning platform launch and our new Trend Membership that I was skipping my daily time of inspiration and research among other blogs. Actually, since I started working 100% as a freelance some years ago, I have always started my working day by checking my list of favorite websites and Instagram accounts, to begin with the right inspiration. I realized I missed this a lot lately and it’s one of the good habits I am settling into again now.
With the days getting shorter and colder is also time to enjoy more time at home and update it a bit with some new decor. Often just by making some small changes you can give a new fresh mood inside one room and when seasons changes it’s the perfect time for being a bit more creative.
In this post I collected 7 beautiful new decor trends that are perfect for this fall winter, but I am sure will be good for all 2020.
|| Be inspired also by these top decor trends from Pinterest
7 Fall winter 2020 Decor Trends
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Fall winter 2020 Decor Trend 1
Decorate with fall leaves
Fall leaves, with their bright colours, are an infinite resource for decorating your home. Filling a large minimal vase with some branches of fall leaves is the easiest way to add a warm natural touch at home, but you can also explore more creative solutions like garlands and centerpieces. Colours can range from neutral yellows and browns, to bright oranges and even reds.
|| Be inspired by the warmth of pumpkin orange color trend
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Fall winter 2020 Decor Trend 2
Add a touch of warm caramel and cinnamon
When talking about fall winter decor, thinking about warm colour hues comes naturally to our minds. Despite being the trendiest colours in this period for the home decor, in fact, colors like cinnamon, caramel, terracotta, immediately add a warmer touch in any interior. If you don’t feel like repainting walls no worries, you can achieve a great result even only by replacing some cushions and textiles.
|| Be inspired by these earthy color trends for your home
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Decor Trend 3
Exposed bricks are back
With terracotta hues so strongly back on trend, and bricks as one of the top sizes for tiles and decor, unfinished exposed walls are a great option to be re-discovered. More than being beautiful only into industrial styled spaces, they are perfect to add a raw eclectic touch also in Scandinavian and minimalist interiors.
|| Be inspired by these unfinished walls
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Decor Trend 4
Paint a corner in olive green
Another color I recommend for this fall/winter season is olive green. With greens coming back a lot, we can be tempted by painting in green everywhere but let’s be honest some greens can be pretty cold in this season. I think that olive green is the perfect middle ground between greens and warm hues, making it perfect for a fall/winter revamp. Beautiful for example for the headboard wall, paired with wood and Vienna straw.
|| Be inspired by the green wall pain trend here
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Fall winter 2020 Decor Trend 5
Add a piece of textile art
Want to try something different from usual prints and posters? Consider buying a handmade piece of textile art to be hanged alone on a focal point. For a really original result, you could also try a statement rug with a bold graphical pattern, not to be used on floor but to be placed on the wall.
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Decor Trend 6
Cosy up with patterned and tartan
This is definitely one traditional decor that will never be out of style but it’s back as a trend in 2020. If it still looks too old style for you, consider it in white and black, or in greyscale. Alternatively, consider other kind of patterned decors on fabrics and wool, like minimal checks or other traditional cosy patterns.
|| Be inspired by this Scandinavian home with a tartan wallpaper
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Decor Trend 7
Revamp that Modern area rug
We are experiencing a renaissance in modern area rugs and this is for sure a decorating trend for all the next year. Traditionally created in Iran by nomadic tribes, modern area rugs are inspired by oriental and islamic design, with bold decorative pattern perfectly fitting into the maximalist macro trend of this period. A micro decorating trends in rugs right now is also about traditional designed rug been altered to make them look old, that’s to say with an“erased design“.
|| Be inspired by these rooms with a traditional oriental area rug
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