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Caning, wicker and rattan are on-trend materials for home decor in 2022! Interior Design Trends - Image taken at Capital Lighting showroom, Lightovation 2022 | carlaaston.com
Today, I’m linking up with 6 other leading design bloggers who have great style in their homes…..styles that evolved over the years just like mine. You’re going to enjoy checking out the design trends we are all loving right now for 2022. I’m so honored to be included in this group!
Read MoreWallpaper and window treatments are one way to update now without having to wait months and months for new furniture. carlaaston.com
What can you do now to update things in your home without having to wait 6 months to a year for new furniture? Is there something realistic you can do? Yes! And I’m sharing an example of one of my own projects.
Read MoreNew Year’s Eve Party in a Showhouse! This is the best room in the house for a party. carlaaston.com
This month is the one year anniversary of the virtual showhouse I was part of last year for Seasonal Living Magazine.
The living room I designed there was absolutely made for entertaining and a new year’s eve party sounds like just the perfect dream event for that space.
I imagined it here and share lots of cool party decor links as we get back into the world cautiously these days. Vaccinated and boosted, I am ready to party this year, with a few intimate friends and family. And if I could do it live and in person in this gorgeous home, I would! :-)
Read MoreBold citrine color at Highland House showroom - Highpoint Market 2021
I know I talked about white and showed a lot of neutral color in my images from Highpoint Market 2021. Well, that’s because the color was a little lacking.
However, I need a color fix after all that neutral loving and I’m sure you do too.
I also spotted some more unusual items that you might be interested in seeing, so I’m sharing these today too.
It’s a picture fest! So you can scroll away!
Read MoreThis capsule shape is an interesting trend seen at Highpoint Market 2021. carlaaston.com
We’re all up to date with the major furniture and interior design trends from my previous two posts, so today, I’m sharing what I’m calling “Micro Trends”. :-)
These are things I saw that weren’t everywhere, but repeated enough in different vendor showrooms to make note of and remember to watch for at the next market to see if they expand and take hold.
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