Interior Furniture Trends

Interior Furniture Trends 

it’s out with the bar cart and in with the bar cabinet. A bar cabinet gives you even more storage space and you can use nearly any cabinet to create your own version. When living in a condo in Miami you want to be able to host and entertain guests. Though more difficult to move from room to room, a bar cabinet feels more deliberate and creates a gathering space in a dining room or a corner of the living room to serve drinks and mingle with friends and family. 

Cement furniture 

For a dining table that has an outside-the-box vibe, look to concrete. It offers a solid surface for family dinners, acts as a neutral stage for tabletop decor. A perfect example for a cement table would be our Pax industrial concrete tables. The Pax Collection by Coaster Furniture features rustic style occasional tables, decorative nailhead trim, solid wood base and galvanized table top.

Add a pop of color in your home

Add a punch of color by painting one wall of your living room with a coat of paint. Look for a niche to add extra color, or choose a larger wall that will get noticed. Pick a bold, contrasting color from a fabric in your living room. Or, go for a subtle accent by painting the wall in the same color family, but a tone darker than the rest of your walls. 

The perfect choice for a mid century sectional sofa

If your looking for a bright color sofa a great option would be our popular Modway engage sectional sofa. We have this available in a mid century style Teal as pictured here. 

Curved sculpted furniture 

We are loving the surge of sculptural furniture in interior design. All of our favorite furniture pieces right are curved for days, including arches, rounded corners, and various (sometimes surprising) wavy designs. We have also noticed fabrics going in a more tactile direction. Modway have released some great options this year for 2020.

Natural, ambient warm lighting 

Lighting is setting the tone for homes in 2020. In a living space a combination of natural, ambient, and task lighting all make your place ideal for both cooking and entertaining both day and night. Natural warm lighting instead of bright led lights is the more popular option now. 

Mid century modern decor

One of the best aspects of Mid-century design is that you can seamlessly incorporate it into nearly any decor style. Our Modway sofas feature Gently sloping curves and large dual cushions that create a favorite lounging spot. Whether plopping down after a long day at work, settling in with coffee and brunch, or entering a spirited discussion with friends, the Engage Living Room Set is a welcome presence in your home. Buttons create eye-catching appeal, adding depth that brings your sitting décor to center stage. Four rubberwood legs and frame supply a solid base to the comfortable upholstered material. 

Whats on the side of your bed?

 Vintage style nightstands fit perfectly with a mid century modern feel, when shopping for a mid century style piece of furniture one of the first thing to look for are pin legs or a retro slanted peg leg. Our Deoss end tables features a rustic industrial design, metal accent pin legs in a solid wood finish and black accent handles. 

Mid century table with a vintage feel 

If you don’t want to alter your couch or your bedroom furniture, adding a Mid-century coffee table can still give the space a vintage modern feel. The Carmel Table Collection by Scott Living features a contemporary industrial design.

• Solid mahogany and hickory veneer help to make this live edge table look real
• Hairpin metal legs add an airy, mid century modern feel
• Matching dining set also available
• Finish: Natural Honey

The most relevant piece of furniture for 2020! 

Possibly the most relevant of interior design in 2020 is creating a home office. With everything going on right now, With an uptick in remote work. There is a need to create a workspace that is productive and functional. If having a home office feels luxurious at this point, there are ways to organize creatively and make just about any area a workspace. This goes back to multi-functionality. Guest rooms, a bedroom area, even closets can double as offices. A small floating shelf, a mini secretary desk, or a leaning ladder are some space smart solutions that help anchor a space for work.