The interior design trends for 2022 to follow for a perfect home in the UK

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homeware collections are starting to appear on the shelves and online, and there’s plenty to give your home a new-season refresh, whether you’re looking to invest in a piece of furniture or pick up a quick-fix accessory.

Natural colours, textures and motifs have come to the fore, both in minimalist pieces that celebrate raw materials such as wood and linen, and in floral patterns and pretty shapes that reference nature’s decorative side.Swedish design company IKEA believes that this spring/summer, it’s all about celebrating our homes as multifunctional spaces where we can show off our identity by embracing what we already have in the home, creating a space to celebrate with family and friends, as well as bringing nature and greenery in the home.According to Clotilde Passalacqua, Interior Design Leader at IKEA UK and Ireland, “Our homes are much more than the place we simply eat and sleep in, they are multifunctional spaces that evoke a warm and welcoming place to entertain our loved ones."She also recommends brightening up dull corners of your home with bold prints and coloured patterns, clashing tones and rich and textured materials with contrasting structures "to provide a feeling of richness within the home".If this is the year you plan to give your home an interiors revamp, take a look at our pick of the best of the latest drops below.The top line from Soho Home’s new limited-edition capsule collection is that curved lines and rounded forms remain very much on trend.