The 6 interior trends to know for this winter 2022

Words: Anna Vidovic Producer: Saskia Tillers Photograph by Tim Lenz in partnership with

Welcome to the season of staying in, curled up on the couch, favourite mug in hand, Luxe Listings on repeat, heater set to high. Night after night spent like this will inevitably catapult home décor to the top of your priority list. Photographed by Tim Lenz, styled by Brittany Albert, architectural design by Hendricks Churchill, interior design by Brittany Albert

There is suddenly a very real incentive to spend the entirety of your paycheck on interiors in lieu of dining out. To help whittle down your wish list, we’ve rounded up the trends guaranteed to dominate the interiors world this winter and beyond. Photographed by Nick Glimenakis, interior design by Jae Joo

Saturday Night Fever

The 1970s was as a questionable era of décor (linoleum floors, bean bag chairs and lava lamps included), but as a whole, it was also a period of design innovation, with a shift away from the mass produced, plastic-dominated 1960s to a palette of natural materials like teak and leather. 1 Photographed by Sharyn Cairns

Chrome

After a period very much dominated by bronze and brass fixtures and fittings, we are seeing a return to chrome. Design studio McMullin & Co. just released an entire collection dedicated to it, with pieces like wall hooks, mirrors, a lamp, and side table plated in the reflective silver. 2 Image credit: instagram.com/mcmullinandco

Stripes

Love it or hate it, boucle is officially on its way out, and in its place—stripes. That’s right, thick, linear, symmetrical stripes in alternating fields of two or three colours. They may be simple, but with the right application they can transform a space, lending a crisp freshness to all that they touch. 3 Image credit: instagram.com/wendylabruminteriors featuring Kerry Joyce Textiles

Bobbins

You’ve likely already seen them propping up both beds and candlesticks, bobbins, also known as spool furniture, are a traditional American design feature that gets its name from having legs and other parts lathe turned to ornamental shapes. 4 Image credit: instagram.com/en._gold

Colourful glassware

Those pastel-hued goblets you grew up using at your grandmother’s house are suddenly very cool, as colourful bohemian glassware is trending. They can be mismatched, wavy, rippled, or ombre, the focus is on the hand-blown subtleties. 5 Image credit: Instagram.com/bitossihome

Recycled plastic furniture

There’s no denying plastic waste is a massive problem we’ll be living with for much of the near future, so it’s encouraging to see creatives come up with clever ways to repurpose discarded material like Gibson Karlo by designers Sarah Gibson and Nicholas Karlovasitis, who have created a collection made from 100% recycled plastic. 6 Photographed by Jack Lovel, interior design by Rezen Studio, styling by Amy Collins Walker for DesignByThem

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