A lot has changed since the global pandemic. And it has affected all aspects of our life, both inside and outside our homes. Ever since the start of 2020, many of us have been confined to working from our homes. Because of this, the lockdown has also greatly affected interior design and home decor, as our requirements have changed. Starting from a workspace to a relaxation zone, many new requirements have come in. And in today’s blog, we will look at some of these changes, and their effects on mid 2021 interior design trends.
Multi Functional Living Spaces
When everything was normal, many things that we did in our daily lives were done outside of our homes. This includes going to the gym, the cinema, and most importantly, going to work. But for many, this has changed. Working out in the gym is a risk that many aren’t willing to take. And most cinemas are yet to open in many places. This is why, of all the mid 2021 interior design trends, the need for multi functional living spaces is one of the most visible. Most people use their living rooms as an entertainment center, workout room, and study room. Those with the luxury of having extra rooms can create separate rooms for each, but most of us have to make do with the space that we have within our homes.
Comfort Is Key
With most of us being stuck at home due to the pandemic, being comfortable in our own living space has become more important than ever. Although the importance of style in home decor can never be understated, comfort is also considered now. Even a few decades ago, comfort took a back seat to style, but with the advancements in material technology, materials can now be both comfy and stylish. Comfy rugs and cushions are paired with sofas that look modern and are very comfortable to sit on and lie in. And staying at home all the time, we’d like to be more comfortable, especially in places like the living room. Many people now work on their sofas, which also makes comfort a very important factor.
Smart Home
In recent years, smart home technology has made advancements by leaps and bounds, with breakthroughs made in AI technology and IoT technology. This has resulted in a smart ecosystem that can power and control almost everything inside a home, including lights, fans, ACs, TVs, Speakers, and much more. And there are many ways to control these devices, including smartphones, smart speakers, and smart remotes. With many people being stuck at home for so long, some have started converting their homes into smart homes. And with companies like Amazon, Google, Samsung, and Xiaomi offering smart home solutions, the choice for consumers is greater than ever before. Even in Bangladesh, you will get to purchase many smart home products such as smart lights and smart lamps, which can be synced with your phone, smart speakers, and TVs. If you want to add smart devices to our home, take a look at our blog on the top 5 google home devices that you can get.
Bring Nature Into Your Home
Many nature lovers have been stuck to the confines of their homes during the pandemic. Going on beautiful hikes or visiting parks have become much harder due to the lockdown. To bring any semblance of nature into their lives, many have started creating indoor gardens. Indoor plants such as succulents have been a popular choice for many, as they are easy to maintain. Herbs are also another popular choice, as they are also easy to grow and can be used in cooking. Having indoor plants inside your home also help with productivity and overall mental health, which is very important with the current state of the world.
These were some of the mid 2021 interior design trends that arose because of the pandemic. For the latest in interior design in home decor, stay updated with the Bproperty blog. And if you’re looking for the best in class interior design solutions, give Bproperty Interior a call at 09612110011, or email interior@bproperty.com. Visit my.bproperty.com/interior for more information regarding our services.
