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3 Predictions for Home Decor Trends This Spring

February 10, 2022
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Somehow the winter season just flew by. Not that I’m complaining. I love everything about spring. A new season means new home decor trends. And while we are staying home, it’s a good time to experiment with new seasonal decor. This spring is all about being bright and playful. Invite new colors into your space that add new energy.  My team at Chirpyest is predicting 3 home decor trends that you need to know. Check them out in the blog below.

Colorful Tableware

We are predicting colorful tableware this spring. That’s right ditch the boring and basic plates that only serve their purpose. Instead, replace it with fun and colorful glassware and dinnerware. Home decor is becoming more of an art form and has always been a way of expression. While the thought of more as a purposeful area of the house, we think tableware will be the new star of the show this spring.

 

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Esetelle Colored Glass Champagne Set | Carmella Cake Stand | Althea Tapas Flatware Set |

Bombay Glasses | Salt & Pepper Grinders | Casafina Pacifica Dinner Plates

Curved Furniture

You’re going to see an increase in curved furniture this spring. While sharp lines never go out of style, the look of curved furniture is more feminine and soft. Curves definitely became a modern staple this past year and we are thinking that it’s here to stay.

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Chair 1 | Chair 2 | Coffee Table | Sofa 1 | Sofa 2

Hues Inspired by Nature

Say goodbye to all things white, and hello to colors inspired by nature. These past few years people have spent a lot of time at home and escaping through nature. The colors outdoors have been an inspiration for many when it comes to re-painting a room. Calming and muted colors like sea blue or leafy green are what we predict to see.

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Snow Day | Dirty Martini | Blue Ivy | Dirty Chai | Neutral Territory | Current Mood | Deep Dive | Coffee Date

Thanks to the Chirpyest team for these predictions. I’ve been thinking of purchasing teal glassware to brighten up outdoor dinner parties at my home. Now I guess I have a reason to actually buy them LOL ! I hope you found this blog helpful for the new season. 🙂

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