Home Décor Trends: What’s Hot for 2020

Use all-natural materials such as rattan, wicker, bamboo, or reclaimed wood to make a down-to-earth statement in any space. This eye-catching cabinet features an intricate pattern of swirls and curls, and boasts a sustainably-sourced rattan frame.

We love the grainy, reclaimed look of this wooden coffee table. The natural wooden tabletop contrasts handsomely with the black hairpin legs, and the organic-industrial fusion of styles means this piece can live comfortably in nearly any living space.

Natural textiles such as wool, leather, hide, and fur are classic components of bohemian design style (and can easily be substituted with cruelty-free faux alternatives). Use throw pillows to quickly and easily incorporate this all-natural style.

Use texture, tassels, or subtle geometric patterns to add extra dimension.

Wall art remains one of the easiest and most versatile ways to incorporate new decorating trends, and that means it’s perfect for adding this exotic design style to your space. Look for abstract and whimsical art styles, rather than ultra-realistic portraits or minimalist photography.

Avant-garde prints can be incorporated on the bed or sofa just as easily as on the walls. Look for cushions with bold animal prints or images to add the jungle trend to your pillowscape.

Area rugs provide another perfect opportunity to incorporate new interior design trends. Go bold with a colorful pop-art-inspired design, or keep the look a little more subtle with neutral colors and traditional spots and stripes.

Take a hint from your closet and look for accessories with decorative buttons or toggles. Buttons and other clothing fasteners are an obvious nod to the sartorial, and also provide texture and visual interest.

To incorporate this trend through textiles and upholstery, look for materials that work as well on the street as they do in the home. Fabrics such as suede, leather, linen, and cotton are ultra-versatile in any room, and will never go out of style.

To add color and pattern to your menswear-inspired space, look for traditional prints such as plaid, pinstripes, or gingham. These classic interior design patterns are staples in homes and haberdasheries alike, making them perfect for achieving the look.

Hand-painted terra cotta and lumpy-chic ceramics are some of the key players in this artisanal trend. Asymmetrical designs, imprecise detailing, and small chips or cracks are perfect for achieving this perfectly imperfect look.

Woven accents are another great way to incorporate the handmade look. Look for chunky weaves, eclectic patterns, and random textural details such as tassels or fringe to get your space back down-to-earth.

Instead of handsome rose bouquets or exotic potted orchids, we’re seeing florals with a more down-to-earth look. Dried flowers and grasses, bouquets of native wildflowers, and delicate herbal motifs can help add this au naturel style to your space.

Take advantage of your entire space by hanging plants above eye level. Hanging planters draw the eye upward, making the ceiling look taller. Choose long-tendrilled climbing plants such as pothos, philodendron, or ivy to add even more dimension.