Look out for natural elements, mixed metals, urban farmhouse
inspired designs, and touches of velvet in homes as part of the top
home design trends of 2018, according to newly released information
by Pulte Homes, a national brand of homebuilder PulteGroup, Inc.
(NYSE:PHM).
To view a collection of top home design trends, view the Pulte
Homes website:
https://www.pulte.com/design/design-trends-for-2018
“This year’s top trends include a wide-variety of styles with
something that is sure to speak to everyone’s taste. Taking a cue
from fashion, many design elements combine soft, warm elements such
as velvet paired with industrial or metal accents to create a touch
of sophistication,” says Angela Nuessle, national interior design
director for Pulte Homes. “2018 is projected to bring many bold
statements into the home, such as dark motifs and highly graphic
flora and fauna prints and accessories.”
Pulte Homes exclusively utilizes in-house merchandising services
and expertise for all of the interior design and quickly
incorporates the latest trends when designing interiors for the
model homes across the country. In 2017, the interiors team
merchandised 311 model homes, totaling 825,600 residential square
feet.
The team shares the following top home design trends for the
upcoming 2018 year.
Home Design Styles:
1. Industrial GlamIndustrial glam gives a
sense of warmth and softness in a home by adding high-sheen
accessories, rich textiles, and softer furnishings with industrial
elements. Look for this trend in lighting, such as crystal elements
incorporated in industrial designs, velvet drapery, and large
oversized upholstery in lush fabrics and metallic elements in
furnishings.
2. Urban FarmhouseLikely made popular by
HGTV’s “Fixer Upper” show, the urban farmhouse trend creates a
casual—yet edgy—hybrid style of two popular design aesthetics.
Rustic wood mixed with linen and leather to warm up any room. Add
in high-contrast finished and onyx accents to help contemporize the
design overall. Look out for this trend in home accessories,
lighting, and furniture, especially rustic mixed with high-gloss
elements and lustrous metals.
3. Nordic & Scandinavian HighlightsAn
overall minimalist look, this style is balanced and centered on
organic and informal materials. Look for this inspiration in
furniture styling and area rugs. You can easily incorporate this
look with sheepskin throws, natural wood elements, and simple
linear lighting.
Straight from the Fashion Runway:
4. VelvetNo longer just a 1960s trend,
velvet has proven to be a strong element in fashion and will
continue to make its way into home décor in 2018. This
multi-dimensional fabric adds warmth, depth and luster to
upholstery, drapery, and accent pillows. You can easily incorporate
velvet in curtains, bedding, and furniture.
5. Subdued PastelsLook for serene pastels
to add a soothing color pallet. Rose, violets, and calming blues
work seamlessly with any neutral shade to add a touch of
tranquility to your space. This trend will appear in accent paint,
textiles, accessories, rugs, and florals in the home in 2018.
Bold Statements:
6. Flora and Fauna Statement MakersLook
for this to be a big style driver in both fashion and home décor.
Bold prints combined with naturally serene-feeling botanicals and
foliage combined with striking animal photography will appeal to
everyone with this trend. Look for this look to make a statement in
any room of the home—think wallpaper and textiles, art and
accessories, and statement rugs of flower prints and animal
patterns.
7. Dark Motifs – Midnight, Onyx and
EmeraldRichly saturated colors, including cobalt, emerald,
onyx, and cranberry will add warmth and depth to homes in 2018.
This trend makes a statement in a room, from a bold sofa upholstery
to a subtle accent color. Spot these colors in drapery,
bedding, rugs, accent walls and wallpaper, furnishings, and accent
pillows.
8. Mixed MetalsThis versatile trend
remains a statement maker for 2018 and beyond. Applications span
across the design spectrum from industrial to ultra modern styles.
Look for mixed metals to be incorporated in furnishings, lighting
and plumbing fixtures, cabinet hardware, artwork, and
accessories.
About PulteGroup, Inc.
PulteGroup, Inc. (NYSE:PHM), based in Atlanta, Georgia, is one
of America’s largest homebuilding companies with operations in
approximately 50 markets throughout the country. Through its
brand portfolio that includes Centex, Pulte Homes, Del Webb,
DiVosta Homes and John Wieland Homes and Neighborhoods, the company
is one of the industry’s most versatile homebuilders able to meet
the needs of multiple buyer groups and respond to changing consumer
demand. PulteGroup conducts extensive research to provide
homebuyers with innovative solutions and consumer inspired homes
and communities to make lives better.
For more information about PulteGroup, Inc. and PulteGroup
brands, go to pultegroupinc.com; www.pulte.com; www.centex.com;
www.delwebb.com; www.divosta.com and www.jwhomes.com. Follow
PulteGroup, Inc. on Twitter: @PulteGroupNews.
For Media InquiriesMacey KesslerOffice:
404-978-6414macey.kessler@pulte.com
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