Organic + Textured Materials

Think less smooth and perfect (let’s be real, that’s a no-go with kids), and more natural, forgiving, and organic (a LOT more realistic for the rest of us). It's important to create liveable homes and spaces that not only get better with age, but with pieces that stand the test of time. Investing in a high quality sofa that you absolutely love is always the better route over a cheap sofa made to last 5 years tops! We're so excited to see more organic materials being used in furniture and textiles, along with layered patterned throw pillows, shaved boucle throws, and layered linens adorning bedspreads.

Pops of intential colour

Gone are the days when interiors were bright white - with not much else. The key to designing a thoughtful space is ensuring all pieces work together in harmony, playing off of each other to tell a story. To help tell that story, colour is making its way back into our homes - and in fashion. People are craving life in colour, and that was definitely apparent at the show.From showroom to showroom, dark, moody interiors stole the show. Dimly lit rooms with a warm, romantic ambiance was a huge focus of the show, to create spaces that are both welcoming and relaxing – all at the same time.

Traditional Silhouettes

As we see a little more of a formal twist on interiors come into play (looking at you, Bridgerton), traditional silhouettes are making a comeback in interior design, in a big way. Pair a traditional dining table with trendier curved upholstered dining chairs, and you've got yourself a match made in heaven.

Slipcovered Upholstery

We all have those spaces where an upholstered sofa just won't work in a practical sense - but fear not - slipcovered sofas are back in style. We saw many relaxed silhouettes, forgivable linens, and slipcovers that are easily removed and washed to suit your lifestyle - whatever that may be.