Trends

We’ve asked some of South Africa’s favourite décor and design bloggers about their favourite looks and trends right now. Here’s what they had to say.

Textile is one of our oldest industries, and it continues to develop, showing no signs of slowing down. Here’s how to use fashion as inspiration for your interior spaces.

In the delectable realm of colour, there are two dominant trends – neutrals and brights – that completely contradict one another. How do you use the two without compromising on style?

Brighten up your home with ultra violet, the Pantone 2018 Colour of the Year.

Textures in 2018 are hot and happening, and trend-setters are using different materials and textures to transform the visual impact of a space and create moods and ambience.

Back for Design Indaba Festival 2018 in Johannesburg and Cape Town, trend guru Li Edelkoort’s annual forecast seminar will reveal three critical future trends that will affect business and culture.

Bigger and better than the last, this year SA Home Owner’s trends predictions for 2018 stand apart from the rest. Literally.

Ultra violet, selected by the Pantone Color Institute as its colour of the year, is a reflection of the times we are living in.

Time to revamp your light fittings? Here’s our round-up of the season’s key trends when it comes to pendants, chandeliers and lamps.

Thinking of reupholstering your couches this season? Or perhaps you’re simply looking for some inspiration for throws, linen and tableware. Here’s your guide to the latest in textiles.

It’s been around for ages, yet for the past 50 years we haven’t given it much praise. Thankfully, though, this wonderfully versatile finish is very much at the forefront of today’s interior trends.

Don’t miss the SA Home Owner Trends 2018 Special Edition, available on shelf from 2 January 2018.

Will rose gold still rule supreme? And are pineapples still premium? Here’s what’s likely to be trending in 2018.

We share some great ideas for introducing the latest colour trends into your home and outdoor areas.

Dulux colour consultant Palesa Ramaisa tells us why we should paint 2018 in a soothing shade of Pictured Rocks.