Vintage vibes
Granny would be proud
The newly coined phrase 'granny chic' is growing in popularity, with floral patterns, patchwork quilts and classical elements like crown moulding or ornate chandeliers all key components of the trend. It's a bold choice and requires careful consideration to ensure the finished look still feels stylish and contemporary, not just dated. One key element to start adding some granny chic to a room is patterned fabrics, like cushions or carpet.
Unique upcycles
An eye for the unique means more people are antiquing on their weekends and looking to refinish quality vintage pieces. Mid century modern styles maintain their popularity, especially when it comes to armchairs, coffee tables and dining tables.
Bold 70s style
While very different to a granny chic look, a 70s retro vibe with shades of orange, brown, cream and yellow is also coming back around again. Get ready to see more shag carpets and patterned walls and curtains that evoke that 70s feel.
Get the look
Here are our top fabric picks to help you achieve this style trend in your home. Ask to see these fabrics when you book your free style consultation.
Belgravia
Charles Parsons
Black
Somero
Scion
Slate / Pumice
Multi Stem
Sekers
Moss
Essence
James Dunlop
Pebble
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Fabric inspiration
Somero by Scion
Multi Stem by Sekers
Concerto by James Dunlop
More trends
Stay grounded
With growing uncertainty in many aspects of life, creating a home that feels grounded and calm with earthy tones and natural textures is a growing trend that we think is going to stick around.
Let there be bright
Whether its bright turquoise or a ruby red, bold hues energise living areas and feel fun, but luxurious at the same time.