One of your favourite parts of scrolling through your feed is those shots of perfectly curated rooms that make you think, “What if my home looked like this and ” Is it even possible to get even a slight idea of my interior to that standard? Priyanka Sinha, Founder of The Opulence Interior Design Studio, shares insights on the debatable topic. Social media has undoubtedly become one of the primary sources of home decor ideas for interior dwellers today.
With the widespread network and usage of different social networks, it has made it significantly easier for residents of all communities to find interior styling inspiration. From crisp lines, colourful statement walls, curvy, round furniture and accents, soft warm tones, a cosy retreat, the variety goes on. Some are trendy, and some are enduring. Which interior trends found on social media are indeed applicable in the comfort of your own home?
Well-executed styles take inspiration from trending styles but transform those into individualised interpretations according to occupants, specific room/space, and lifestyle needs. Yes, it can, and it all depends, as the case is individual and more often than not particular styles will need adjustment to fit a specific audience, lifestyle, and budget. One of the best and simplest ways to follow these social media interior trends in real life is using soft, warm and natural tones throughout the interiors of a dwelling. More often than not, warm tones like beige, terra-cotta, warm green, and earth brown will create a very welcoming feel. These shades can be brought into a home using furniture or wall paint, and various accent pieces can be tailored around this unique feature. Also, the trend of natural interiors does not show signs of declining, as they are very adaptable to a variety of decorating styles. Wood, plants, and wool are indeed adding a sense of character to your residence and are making your space comfortable; what matters most is that the trend-adapting style is suitable and achievable for each owner. The individual client’s comfort, practicality, and actual lifestyle needs come first when following trends. Hence, their professionals consider a home dweller’s routine and lifestyle, organisation of personal items, etc. These have to be taken into account in the decoration process. “A beautiful interior design should always be your own unique space that takes into account the individual occupant’s needs, not be a carbon copy of someone else’s interiors. In interior decorating, there is also budget involved, something mostly disregarded by trendy home interior enthusiasts. it can potentially involve so many adaptations necessary for one entire space to reflect the exact desired aesthetic that the real cost becomes disproportionately large Although a specific style can seem extremely easy to mimic.