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Cozy Up in Style: 3 Interior Design Trends to Embrace This Winter
Feeling an itch to redecorate for the winter season? As we spend more time indoors, it’s natural to crave a cozy retreat that’s inspires you to gather with loved ones or curl up with a good book. To help you think beyond the glitz and glam of holiday decorations, here are three soothing design trends we’ve spotted from TK, TK, and TK that’ll add a touch of sophisticated warmth to every room.
November 21, 2024
Winter Trend 01
Warm Wood Finishes
Though wood is a classic material that works year-round, it’s particularly coveted in the wintertime. To dial up its natural warmth, look for finishes with warm, orange, and honey undertones instead of charcoal, ash, or slate tints. Pepper warm wood throughout your home for rustic country charm or Scandinavian modern vibes with oak accent tables, walnut dressers, cherry wood bowls, and more.
TOV
TOV
“Wood continues to enrich our spaces with warmth, inviting natural character, and a sense of grounding familiarity.”
Tim Pfeiffer
Winter Trend 02
Comforting Curves
Let’s add a touch of organic beauty through curvy silhouettes. These flowy forms not only look comfortable, soothing, and inviting, but they can also be designed to envelop your body. Consider barrel-backed dining chairs and reading chairs to cocoon you in coziness or a curvy sofa that feels like you’re sitting on a cloud. To elevate it even further, choose soft and plush upholstery, from regal velvet to fleecy boucle.
Bloomingdale's
Bloomingdale's
“The precision of being a perfect block is out… Gone are the days of ’80s-inspired glass and steel.”
Neal Beckstedt
Winter Trend 03
Textured Knits
It’s sweater weather and that means it’s time to layer your home in knits and soft layers. Throw blankets or high-pile rugs are probably the first things that come to mind when it comes to winter textures. But you can also incorporate quilted, embroidered, and woven elements that add a surprising touch of craftsmanship to other parts of your home. Consider tufted sofas, woven leather accent pillows, and wicker accents.
“Textured items make a home feel more approachable… The more texture you have in a space, the more you feel like you can live in it.”
Neal Beckstedt
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