Interior design trends for 2017 look back to the past: nostalgic references to the 1950s and 1970s, classic furniture, vintage-inspired accessories, geometric patterns and the enduring impact of black and white. 
Black-and-white details
Green: Greenery
Pantone’s Color of the Year 2017 is Greenery, a fresh yellow-green that recalls vegetation, renewal and the first days of spring. 
Greenery inspiration
Forest green and brighter yellow-green accents bring freshness into interiors. They evoke nature, spring, harmony and a renewed attention to the planet, making green one of the strongest decorative notes of the year.
Pastel Colors
Pastel color ideas
Pastel tones continue to work well in interiors, especially after Pantone’s 2016 pairing of Rose Quartz and Serenity. Soft pinks, pale blues and delicate greens can be used to lighten rooms without making them feel cold.
Denim Drift
Denim Drift ideas
Denim Drift, Dulux’s Colour of the Year 2017, is another key shade: a desaturated blue-gray that feels modern, elegant and versatile.
The broader trend is about seeing life in a new light: focusing on simple things, on nature and on experiences that make everyday spaces more pleasant. Denim Drift relaxes the eye and works especially well in bedrooms and living rooms, while its quieter side also suits desks and work areas where concentration matters.
Floral Motifs and Gray
Floral and gray ideas
Patterns and colors inspired by Art Deco also appear in 2017, with soft floral fabrics, antique rose, pale pink and cream. These delicate tones are elegant in bedrooms and work beautifully on curtains, cushions and upholstery.
Do not miss the opulence of gold furniture and decorations. Gray adds elegance to many palettes, especially when combined with pastels, night blue, orange or beige.
In the end, where there is taste, there is trend.
Taus Kishiev
Anna Lohan
Peter Dark
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