Our appreciation for our homes as sanctuaries is here to stay in the year of 2022. People are going to up their game in 2022 from transforming the WFH space into a permanent structure for more flexible work arrangements or creating the ultimate entertaining space for parties of the future. Not surprisingly, there will be demands for finer, more compelling designs and finishes since everyone has learned to love their home and want to make it more special and unique for decades to enjoy.
One of the trends in the recent years is that people more prefer the modern interiors with soften touches. These can be soften color palettes, silk or velvet fabric choices or floral patterns on textiles, decor objects or surfaces. The floral patterns can work as an magic wand for any interiors. They light up the home with a touch of elegancy. The keys to make them look fresh are 1)just use right amounts of the patterns; 2) have a contrast with surroundings; 3) with a modern twist.
In case you are in the process to bring more spring cheers to home, there are 5 ways to bring florals to home:
Upholster an accent chair with floral-patterned fabric to live up any rather darkened spaces.
An floral patterned chair always make us feel moody and romantic.
2. Yes, a floral tablecloth please.
A floral tablecloth instantly light up this corner. A spring party is ready.
3. A floral daybed drape.
Ladies, this is how we pamper ourselves—a cozy den, a floral drape and fresh flowers. what else can we expect?
I am always looking for inspiration from my surroundings, nature, tech, art… And , of course, the fashion. I am so so fascinated by this week’s Paris Couture Fashion Show. It is the best time to stretch one’s imagination. Don’t you agree with me?
One of my favorites is Valentino Couture. The house designer Pierpaolo Piccioli truely took ‘ Florals for Spring’ to a new level. It is beyond ordinary beautiful. From the fresh color palettes to romantic dreamy floral patterns, these designs are such joyful eye candies. It looks like the designer brought a spring garden to runway. I couldn’t wait to share them with you:
KHK Designs 