A new year means a fresh start. While our personal lives may need a bit of refreshing, our homes deserve the same kind of attention too.
2020 is fast approaching which means that there are new design trends on the horizon! If you’re trying to figure out what to do with your home next year, here are 5 trends that we believe will make their way into consumer homes within the next year.

BLACK AND WHITE INTERIOR DESIGNS[center][/center]

A black and white palette is timeless and classic, with endless possibilities from subdued to statement-making. Whether you’re color-phobic or color-obsessed, you're guaranteed to fall for black and white spaces. Black and white are the beginning and end of the color spectrum. The clash between light and dark is a gift from the interior design gods.

[center]SUBTLE TONES INTERIOR DESIGN[/center]

Subtle home décor is classier and more elegant, incorporating assets that inspire pleasure and harmony. Subtle design ideas don’t focus on gender: they use curvilinear forms, soft and light colors, and asymmetry. Therefore, subtle tones can be suitable for every person who prefers calm and relaxing environments.

MIXED METALS INTERIOR DESIGNS

Metals are going to be all over the place in 2020. We’re talking silver, gold, tin, and copper. When planning your design, it can be helpful to think about metals in much the same way as you would the color scheme. While each metal you choose to incorporate will play an important role in the overall look, you should focus on one to take a dominant role over the others.

MAXIMALISM DESIGNING

Minimalism is out and maximalism is in. While minimalism focuses on toning things down and making it simple and straightforward, maximalism is the complete opposite. Maximalist style is all about having things on display and about being a collector of things. Make sure there are connections between pieces in the room through color or pattern or fabric.

EARTH TONES

Our final trend takes a look at earth tones. Sometimes, out if its beauty and earth touch, people are compelled to use the colors that we call “safe” but natural – that’s the earth-toned colors. The colors and textures mimic that of wood, metals, and foliage found in nature’s most basic elements that are regularly used in the making of furniture and home accessories.

Wow, the third design is so cool

Hmm .. The designs look really cool. I especially liked the design in white colors. I think it looks very nice regardless of the room where it was used. My entire kitchen is white so it always looks fresh. But I have to clean it very often, as many spots are very striking. The finishing touch to my kitchen is the mirrored glass splashbacks . This, at first glance, a simple thing very much shaped my kitchen. It takes up almost the entire width of the wall, so it looks very interesting. It looks especially cool in the evening during sunset, when the sun's rays hit the glass, or at night, when the illumination spreads over the entire glass. To be honest, it looks magical ...