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Milan Design Week | The Best of isaloni 2019’s Interior Design Trends

Milan Design Week 2020 is coming closer and we have joined the best from the last edition.

Interior design trends come and go according to each season and to the tendencies that some of the top brands reveal when it comes to interior design. iSaloni, of course, is one of the most influential showcase events not only for Italy but also for the world. We’ve picked up on a couple of relevant trends that stayed after this event, so you might want to take a little look.

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Modern art mixing with furniture

The Italian furniture brand Seletti is the perfect example of this trend, always producing design trends that perfectly blend with modern art concepts. Among some of the products that come from this brand we can point to carpets, dishes, but most notably their lighting products. A look into their stand at iSaloni 2019 is enough to prove our point.

It’s no surprise that multi-functional furniture is still reigning this year especially among those who aspire to have modern home decor. The greatest examples of this trend during Milan Design Week 2019 were Ikea and Sonos that unveiled the Symfonisk line, consisting of speakers that can double up like lamps and shelves.

Neoclassic design

If you’re more into a classical style of home decoration, then the Neoclassic design trend will certainly be more of your taste. Aside from adding some decorative elements that remind your guests of the neoclassical time periods, you can also invest in a more neutral colour palette like cream, grey mixed in with stronger colours such as blue, red, black and many more. Just look at Boca do Lobo’s example in this matter.

Missing Salone del Mobile already? Then check this out: SALONE DEL MOBILE 2019: WHAT YOU CAN SEE INSIDE THE EVENT

New Homeware collections from fashion houses

This year many fashion houses are taking a risk and launching a couple of their own homeware collections, most notably Gucci and Hermes. If you’re a fan of certain fashion brands this could be the chance to introduce those very same colours and patterns to your own household.

Lacquered Colours

Last but not least there are the Lacquered Colours which can be a great idea for decorating a child’s bedroom (as we can see from the example by Circu), but they can also be good choices throughout the rest of the house divisions. Look up a little more info on this multi-layered varnish technique and you will see why this is becoming more popular in contemporary design.

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