trends to look out for in 2017
styles that are hitting homes this year
Styles to refresh your home
SOCIAL MEDIA HAS CHANGED THE WAY WE DECIDE WHAT’S HOT AND WHAT’S
NOT. Ten years ago, fashion was what the industry told you it was. Today, fashion is what we, as a community, make it. Anything eclectic and rustic is what’s trending in 2017. The trends that can be called the forerunners of this year are Mid-Century Modern Industrial Farmhouse, Rustic Americana, and once again, Boho-Chic. Each of these brings a unique mix of traditional, contemporary, and personal styles.
boho-chic
Boho-Chic epitomizes personal style and choice. Rich with color and full of unique character, Boho-Chic was the go-to fashion choice of 2016 and will remain big in 2017. A home with this style showcases a single focal point, like a colorful rug, a bright wall hanging or tapestry, or even a unique statuette. From there, the sky's the limit. Bright and bold accents, jewel tones, flowing fabrics, and unique design elements are the heart of this trend.
rustic americana
Similar, but with it own distinct twist, is Rustic Americana. A more aged and classic look, this style opts for a slightly more conservative and muted design approach. Painted wood furniture, rescued looks and warm, earthy wood tones form the basis of this style. Think old and American. Don’t be afraid to let your inner-patriot out a little when decorating with this theme. American flags can be hand painted onto nearly anything, from dilapidated wooden furniture to old metal toolboxes. Quilted fabrics, aged wood colors, textures, hooked and braided rugs; and stars and stripes details pull this look together. Much like Boho-Chic, a space can be brimming with unique and stylized pieces.
industrial farmhouse
Next is my personal favorite design concept, Industrial Farmhouse. Much like Rustic Americana, this look combines aesthetic of reused items and the warm feel of wood and earth tones. However, it has a much cleaner look by incorporating a lot of metal, white, and grey tones. As the name implies, this look uses a considerable amount of metal. The look uses a mix of metal and wood designs in furniture, accent items and accessories, such as paper towel and key holders. Brass, copper, and steel tones all work together to create a very