Interior design trends for 2021 are aimed at creating a comfortable, functional home. For those looking to upgrade their spaces with a complete renovation or a simple small refresh, follow the trends below.
furniture
Today, there is hardly a household that does not have at least one piece of furniture with the signature of the Swedish brand Ikea. If you yourself are one of the big fans of furniture with his signature, but you still want to create an interior that will not look like a page in a cult catalog, there are simple solutions that turn the given piece of furniture into a unique one.
With the world still dealing with the COVID-19 outbreak and the majority of the population still working from home, there has been a "flood" of products such as blankets, casual wear and other items for home use. Recognizing this undeniable trend, Ikea has created a unique pillow that turns into a wearable blanket.
Check out 11 timeless pieces of furniture that you can also buy at IKEA Ljubljana.
Summer is here, long and warm days invite us outdoors, to our balconies, terraces, gardens... That's why the new collections of our favorite brands are aimed right there, outdoors. Thus, after Zara Home, H&M Home also presented its furniture collection for summer 2020.
The new Zara Home collection for summer 2020 focuses on open spaces, where we will spend most of our time in the coming months, and on natural materials that already emit summer vibes.
At Ikea, we not only find affordable pieces of furniture, but also timeless and sophisticated products that you would immediately have in your home. And these are the best IKEA products ever!
The new IKEA in Vienna will not offer parking, as it will encourage customers to come to the store on foot or by public transport.
You've probably already dressed your home in warm colors that herald the long fall season of cuddling under the blanket, but don't forget about your pets and their home either - IKEA LURVIG has prepared the cutest furniture for them so far.
Vulgaris Woodcut is a series of unique ("naughty") cabinets and drawers, which are the result of a collaboration between Nina Koželj and Manca Kemperl. The furniture and the accompanying framed graphics are entirely made by hand, from Slovenian wood.
IKEA is opening in Ljubljana in autumn 2020 and will be one of the most centrally located IKEA stores in the world. The Swedish retail provider of furniture solutions will invest 90 million euros in the construction of its IKEA Ljubljana store and plans to employ up to 300 people.
The German airline Lufthansa has also joined the concern for the environment. Modern home furniture and fashion accessories have been created from discarded aircraft parts, and the project is called the Lufthansa Upcyling Collection.