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Major Trends happening right now

Posted on 2011/01/07 by Mia in boho, country, eclectic, ethnic, faded glamour, fifties retro, SS 2011

I hope you’ve all had a wonderful start of 2011! If not, It can only get better :)

You will see some changes in Trendey this new year and one of those is I’ll post less often. Sad but true, need to finish some work. And that’s why this post is looooong! Can’t stop you know. Last year Trendey saw a huge rise in visitors and it has been great researching the field of interior decorating giving you the trendiest of trends right on spot. The two people me and Henen have inspired most the year passed is……tada, Mia and Henen! Nevertheless, we are sincerely thankful and very happy for all the comments, all lovely words, all advices and ideas you, trendey.com-readers, has given us along the way. You rock.

Now here’s a roundup of major style trends happening right now. First of all, the Dark Painted Walls and the Boho-charm. Two longlasting favourites.

Moving on, we of course have the retro styles. The 50s came very strong in 2010, but we have a hot 70s on and also a 80s vibe surely even 90s waiting around the corner. Retro is the word, design pieces are key. Orange and caramel are two smokin’hot colours.

And let’s not forget the 40s and the decades behind. Personal favourite. Within this lies what I refer to as Faded Glamour, the granny-esque vibe and the Granny and Grandpa-style. Also a retro style, but one with war times, family, nostalgia and memories written all over it. It’s feminine, rough romance and/or Grandpa-ish.:)

Lastly, as we’re speaking of more lasting trends, not mayflies (there are a lot of those, look out for recent themes in the Decor Trends & Tricks section), we have on the one hand the recent ethnic-eclectic very globetrotter-inspired theme, and on the other  -  the trendy countryside: countryish and simple spiced with something. For example: art.

| pics: photographer lucas allen, photographer mark roper, stylist leesa o’reilly, leva & bo and house beautiful UK, feb 2011 |

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1970s, boho charm, caramel, carrot-orange, countryside trendification, Granny & Grandpa, granny-esque, yellow 6 Comments
  • http://www.candyapplecrafts.com/ Rachel M.

    I especially love the retro looks. Thank you for sharing these great pics. :)

  • Emelie

    I hope you keep posting often! Love this blog!!

    Always inspirational you ,all trends in this post are fab!! My fav is th dark dramatic walls.

  • Hanna

    I love it that you’re not stuck in the “industrial style”. Soooo tired of it !! Its in so many other blogs, evryday

  • Mia

    Thanks a lot for your comments! Great to hear from You all! :-) :-)

    Hanna – yes, industrial is intentionally left out. It could by all means still be regarded as ‘trendy’ (at least partially), yet I am also pretty bored by it. And it’s easy to find elsewhere.

  • Gabriella

    now i have spent more than an hour browsing your site and i absolutely LOVE it! this post is fab, great selection. 

  • Mia

    Thank you so much Gabriella! :) Soo happy to hear that! And yes, I like this post too, hah! Glad you found it – you somehow found the best ones! :)

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