Although designing your home can be an exciting process, it can also be overwhelming. If you need some help to transform your house and make it truly feel like ‘home,’ here are creative home design ideas to inspire you as you build your dream home.
No matter your taste, style, or preferences, these ideas are guaranteed to add style to your home.
Geometric Tiles
You can enliven your modern interiors with classic geometric tiles. Although they’re usually used for kitchens and bathrooms, they can be perfect for any room — adding patterns to any space in a classy and subtle fashion. You can emphasize the beauty of geometric tiles more by having flooring experts coat them with epoxy, making the tiles firmer, stain-resistant, and beautiful.
Floor Lamps
Floor lamps are tall standing lamps that can stand on the floor. But besides providing light, they are great decorative features for any home, emphasizing what matters while adding more ‘comfy’ vibes. You can use floor lamps to create a focus for specific pieces or the whole room, such as placing floor lamps under an art piece to draw more attention to it or placing them on both sides of a couch to create a focus for a room.
Embrace Curviness
‘Curvy’ decor was a popular interior design trend in the 60s and 70s, and it’s making a comeback. Using curved or rounded furniture can add a modern twist and a sense of nostalgia for every home. Take advantage of line and curve mesh to highlight the beauty of the unique form, making your home one-of-a-kind.
Incorporate More ‘Nature’ Inside Your Home
Biophilic home design is a recent trend in the interior design scene, incorporating natural elements such as natural light and vegetation into modern homes that improve a home’s looks and the health of the homeowners. Adding direct or indirect components of nature can reduce stress and maintain optimal blood pressure levels while enhancing productivity, creativity, and overall well-being.
Enjoy all these great benefits of a gorgeous ‘natural’ home by incorporating nature-inspired designs, such as using natural light, adding plants, living walls, or indoor gardens inside your household — giving you the direct nature experience. However, if you’re looking for something that requires less maintenance but still make your home look good, you can invest in furniture made from wood or choose a color theme inspired by nature.
Make a ‘Gallery Wall’
Nothing brings in more personality and vibrancy to a home like a gallery wall. Display a collection of your favorite artwork, photographs, or other wall hangings to bare walls around your house. It’s best to go for simple or cohesive picture frames for a cleaner or ‘modern’ look, but if you’re looking to explore your creativity, add different ornate elements to make your walls ‘pop out.’
Add More Texture with Macramé
Macramé pieces are timeless artworks made by hand, bringing texture and comfort to any space. This ’70s home decor has made a comeback in the home interior design scene this year — and it’s bigger than ever. The unique weavings add more texture and warmth to bare walls. From handwoven wall hangings to hanging planters, macramé crafts can add more style to any home.
If you think your house is due for a design update but don’t know where to begin, the home design ideas mentioned can help you off to a great start. From simple floor lamps to intricate macramé pieces, adding these to your space can make it feel fresher, on-trend but still timeless and refined.
