Top 3 Trends For Spring Decor We Love

Spring is here. It is a perfect season to bright up your home and give you a mood boost. Life is about creating and enjoying the beautiful moments, right? Specially right now, we have spent more time than ever at our only ultimate sanctuary –home. Just in case you need some fresh inspiration to start your project, we will share 3 top home trends that we love. So, read on to see they can be any of help for your thought process.

Breezy Materials
Rattan, Cane, and Woven Leather Looks

Nature always makes us feel good, happy and relaxing. In the uncertain time, we more lean to nature. So the natural materials like rattan, cane and woven leather are all over the social media channels. The trend started last year from fashion, and we will see it will play even bigger this year. This spring , tight weaves step aside for large-scale styles. Look for this trend in rattan, cane, and woven leather. The good thing about these breezy natural materials, they are super versatile and can be easily blend in any type of home decor.

We love how the natural wicker material play with green velvet fabric on this lounge chair–warm, relaxing yet sophiticated at the same time.

This large-scale weave pattern on the chair makes the space feel more breathable.

The large-scale weaved chair is chill, comfy and casual.

Shop The Look ( Click Each Image For Details) We Handpicked For You:

Kidsgrove Patio Chair with Cushions

Ashton Caned Accent Chair

Bumpy Armchair

Cane Daybed

2. Matte ceramics

Matte finishes aren’t going anywhere. This season, we’re embracing the natural look. Matte finish ceramic home decor accessories and furniture have a Japanese Wabi-sabi feel and crearte an understated elegance with warmth and dimensional interest for any space.

Shop The Look We Handpicked For ( Click Each Image For Details):

Blayze Stone/Concrete Coffee Table

Kingsland Matte Porcelain Pear-Shaped Table Vase

Adne 2 Piece Earthenware/Rattan Decorative Bowl Set

3. Cool curves.

Rounded corners give chairs, sofa, bookshelves and tables an edge–no pun intended. The curved pieces often soften the room and bring in comfort and harmony to the space.