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“We have seen an increase in demand for the color green over the past 18 months,” says DeBoe Harper. “The color has skyrocketed and it’s incorporated into everything from cabinets to wall colors and upholstery. Experimenting with a color that brings us back to nature is a great way to turn any space into a serene retreat.

Another way to bring the outdoors in, without committing to a green paint color or sofa, is to incorporate forage branches as sculptural pieces and decorate with plants and flowers.

“Be creative”, notes DeBoe Harper. “Leaves, branches and flowers are the backdrop for nature. Adding these simple pieces is an easy way to connect and bring nature into the home. “

Heritage Style

create an English and French country house aesthetic, may seem phone number library disconnected from the macro trend of Impact Revolution, but at its core it includes the widespread use of layering of old and new. new in your design – adding an element of environmental concern by reassigning something old into a new space.

“We really like this trend because it allows homeowners to layer new furniture and decorations with antiques and heirlooms,” says DeBoe Harper. “These elements are the ultimate durable decor pieces, and they bring warmth and uniqueness to the space.”

The integration of the new and the old is inherently eclectic. Designing with imported elements from different generations, incorporated with modern elements such as fixing furniture or shaker cabinets and handmade elements such as zellige tiles or old parquet panels, combine to create a unique environment that could never be replicated. Designing with nature and the environment in mind is a very accessible trend to incorporate into the home.