As we’re approaching the colder weather and most of us have been stuck inside for many months, it is the ideal time to give your home a little refresh. Take a look below at some of the most popular home trends for this year’s autumn/winter season.
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Walnut wood
(image: John Lewis)
Rich and inviting, walnut is a timeless choice for not only flooring but your furniture as well. Bring a whole new feel to your room by dotting around some walnut side tables or even a sideboard. To emphasize the beauty of the natural grain, why not offset the wood against a rich feature wall?
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Cosy country
(image: Sainsbury’s Home)
A stunning look for any property, the cosy country/farmhouse look can be implemented from your bedroom to your kitchen. Add some rich greens and blues to your décor or even opt for a beautiful woodland creature bedspread. Put together with some rustic greenery this will give your home a lovely autumn refresh.
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Autumnal display
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Don’t throw away your pumpkins after Halloween! Pair them with a lantern or two and some woodland foliage and you’ll have created a lovely autumn display for your hallway in no time. Add in some metallic touches for a timeless look (gold pumpkins anyone?)
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Earthy accessories
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Don’t want to go for a full revamp? Even just adding some fresh pillows to your living room and draping a new cosy blanket on your sofa will freshen up your room. Opt for dark greys and earthy tones to create the ultimate cosy sitting area. Add some warm metallic tealight holders and lanterns to complete the look.
Is redecorating your home not going to cut it? If you’re looking for your next dream home or are interested in selling, get in touch with our Sutton Coldfield team today to book in your no-obligation free market appraisal or to get registered on our mailing list. We are available every day from 8am-8pm on 0121 362 7878 or via enquiries@astonknowles.com.
Sources: House Beautiful – Autumn Interior Decor Trends & Love Property – 50 Gorgeous Ways to Make a Home Cosy for Autumn