The feeling of an endless summer may still be running in your veins, but winter is fast approaching. This isn’t a reason to be sad, because it’s that time of the year where we can relax and enjoy the comfort of our home. Vintage Industrial Style Blog is ahead of the interior designers game for the last seson of the year, so if you’re planning a home renovation or starting a new design project, you should take these stylish winter interior design trends into consideration.

From grandmillenial to scandinavian décor, winter design trends for 2020 will match every taste! Usually, the color palette for the coldest seasons have the classics: white, shades of beige and light browns, however Pantone Institute of Color revealed that this particular year has an unexcepted twist! Classic, military olive, sandstone, and fired brick are some of the hues that you need to keep in mind, because you’ll see them everywhere! But what about the trends? Continue scrolling and discover 5 of them you’ll see pretty much everywhere!

#1 TEDDY BEAR FABRIC ALL OVER THE PLACE

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Contemporary and scandinavian designs are back on track this year! Both aesthetics share several characteristics such as all-neutral color palette, clean lines, functional lighting and furniture pieces and minimalistic design accessories. Sometimes contemporary and modern styles can be compared, however there are very parameters that make them two completely different designs. Contemporary means ‘at the moment’, so this means that this is probably the aesthetic that is changing throughout the time. It’s always evolving, and it gets inspirations from many different designs. For example, layering plenty of natural light is a feature that was imported from mid-century modern style, and that suits perfectly this one. Doing the right balance between natural and artificial light can emphasize volumes and shapes, adding contrast to the room. At the end, contemporary design is more eclectic, and with a wide range of materials’ options.

Laine Suspension Lamp | DelightFULL

One of the main materials will be the teddy bear fabric, known among interior designers as bouclé, this type of fabric is a super textured textile and it immediately brings the sense of cozyness and comfort to any place.

#2 LET’S TRAVEL THE WORLD … WITHOUT LEAVING THE HOUSE

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Like we said before, a style is not as restrict as it may seem. Several designs can incorporate elements and details from other aesthetics, and ironically it will bring the place all together! If you are a world traveller, feel free to bring some global influences to your own home. Remember that our interiors should reflect who we are, so if you are a fan of worl travelling, and getting to know different cultures, this is the time to be bold!

Aretha Suspension Lamp | DelightFULL

Add various world-inspired pieces like this set of center tables in the shape of the continents. Animal print cushions, statement ceramics, porcelain jars, bold lighting designs are some of the ideas at the forefront of interiors for Winter 2020.

#3 GRAPHIC INTERIOR DESIGN LOOK

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Probably, you fancy Scandinavian design, but sometimes you feel that there is a huge lack of color! Problem has just been solved! For winter 2020, this aesthetic will have a colorful makeover, and we’re already loving it! The Grahic Interior Design Look usually have primary colors associated, and this bold contrast truly stands out, doesn’t it? To achieve this look, it’s important to evaluate space and lines, and how, for example, with a couple of design tricks it is possible to make a room look bigger.

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Stick to minimal design, clean lines, and use some statement pain techniques.

#4 COZY COUNTRY

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This one is not new! Rustic and cozy country design for fall and winter can be considered a classic one, don’t you agree? The best part is that it suits any style of property, and makes us not leave the place. This year, we’ve been facing some rough times, so it’s crucial to put together a special cozy place where we can relax after a stressful day. Military olive will complement perfectly the natural and weighted details used in this style.

#5 GRANDMILLENNIAL

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The grandmillennial trend is all about erasing the line between the past and the present. Is about grabbing the best classic design trends, adding a contemporary twist. “Channel ‘granny chic’ with floral patterns, retro designs and accessories that evoke nostalgia. Also, be mindful to enhance any interesting features you may have in your home”, GHM.

Hendrix Wall Lamp | DelightFULL

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