HOME IS WHERE THE HEART IS

Home is where the heart is. That is why we place so much time and energy into creating a space that is both beautiful and practical - a reflection of our beliefs, lifestyle and signature style. We are always seeking to reinvent and refresh our homes to stay ahead of the latest trends, whether it is in the living room, kitchen, bedroom, or bathroom. Yet, our home style is as much a reflection and response to what's happening in the world around us as it is about channelling the latest trends. We have teamed up with five of the country's leading interior and design experts to bring you a definitive guide to the top trends hitting our homes in the year ahead, spanning colour palettes, materials, innovations and more.

Key colour trends for 2020

KEY COLOUR TRENDS

Colour is the backbone of any new look. This new minimalist palette is a natural progression of the recent neutrals revival. As we move through 2020, these warm neutrals will be elevated by tinted layers of orange, coral and neo-mint. There will also be moments of saturated colour, for those not quite ready to turn their backs on the dark side, with rich reds and emerald greens (in small doses of course) posed to take neutral mood boards in a subtly dynamic, luxurious direction.

Practivally wonderful

PRACTICALLY WONDERFUL

Thanks to hidden doors, concealed cupboards, and secret built in storage, now you can hide all items and features that are not pleasing to the eye, whilst blending seamlessly with the decor of a room. This is an element that is very important in city living, with space becoming increasingly limited. Sleek, smart solutions such as the above are a necessity, offering functional multi-purpose space, while maintaining the space in each room.

Bringing the outside in

Bringing the Outside in

Biophilic design is a way of connecting our home environment to nature. By reconnecting with nature and bringing elements from the outdoors inside, a happier, healthier, calmer and more productive environment can be created.

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Foreward by Michelle Ogundehim

Foreword by Michelle Ogundehim

Discover Michelle’s take on what the big trends will be for the dawn of a new decade, and, as the home is our own personal sanctuary, how important the personal is over general.

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The Intelligent Bathroom & Home Tech

The Intelligent Bathroom & Home Tech

The bathroom is becoming increasingly more connected as technology progresses to keep up with the growing self-care trend, reshaping the way we use the bathroom.

Find out more with Emily Murray
The "Show-Off" Home & Maxmimalist Design

The "Show-Off" Home & Maxmimalist Design

As the rise of entertaining at home rather than going out continues, how we decorate our homes is becoming an extension of out personalities and a way to express ourselves. Being bold with print, colour choices and patterns allows a home to have a ‘wow’ factor while making you feel more connected to your environment.

Find out more with Katie Woods
Flexible Living & Space-Saving Solutions

Flexible Living & Space-Saving Solutions

Today's home is under mounting pressure to become more flexible than ever, as homeowners continue to adapt the way they traditionally use spaces in the home. In everything from innovative small-space concepts to furniture offering intelligent and versatile designs, we will begin to challenge the notion of single-use space.

Find out more with Leoma Harper
The Home Hub & Design for Emotion

The Home Hub & Design for Emotion

As the purpose of the home diversifies to be both work and entertainment hub there is a growing understanding of the importance of interiors creating a welcoming and relaxing space. By bringing the outside in and making clever lighting choices we can counteract the impact of our busy, always-on lifestyle in our own homes.

Find out more with Oliver Heath
The Simple Life & Minimalism

The Simple Life & Minimalism

Minimalist design is set to see a resurgence in 2020, as we seek to simplify, declutter and streamline homes in response to busy lifestyles. This also combines the move towards sustainability, with a focus on buying less but choosing products of a higher quality.

Find out more with Linda Clayton

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