6 best interior design trends to try for summer 2022 – and the ones to ignore in your home
telegraph.co.ukHouzz, which was released earlier this week, revealed that 55% of homeowners plan to redecorate this year - and the average spend on our homes is set to reach £10,000 (up from £7,000 just three years ago).But before you get out the paint charts and start browsing the latest homeware collections, if you want your home to look up to date, you might want to consider what is in and out in the world of interiors.
Whether your plan is to do a small revamp to parts of your home or give your house a full overhaul and makeover, we've got a series of top tips for you.Here are six key trends to know for summer 2022.The feature wall may have fallen out of favour, but that’s not the case with decorative paint effects.
Adding a block of colour to define a desk or dining area, for example, is a simple way to add interest to a featureless room – and it’s much quicker and cheaper than repainting the entire space.
In the picture above, a wall in Teal has been painted with a block of Midnight Navy, both by Crown, which adds subtle drama.Likewise, painting window frames in a bold tone that contrasts with the rest of the room is another way to add a splash of colour, without committing to an entirely new look, and is a job that can be done in a day.
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