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Published on February 22, 2022. EST READ TIME: 4 minutes

A home is a place that is close to every person’s heart. You always want to make some changes to your home or upgrade its design to look beautiful. If you are planning for home renovation, it is advisable to check out some trendy home decoration ideas. When you invest money to make your home look better, it is also wise at the same time to secure its content/structure, and you can do so by buying the best home insurance policy.

Trendy Home Decoration Ideas

1. Mid-Century Modern Style

This style emphasizes strengthening interpersonal bonds. Space was viewed as more than just a functional container and emerged as a canvas for the personal and social ideologies that drove humanity post World War II. Generous, open planned interiors emphasize common, shared areas, broad interfaces between the home and its natural surround, and a functional and visual clarity integral to the Modernist style mark these spaces. The colour palette of Mid-century modern style usually floats in hues of orange, yellow, green and brown, although deviations are not uncommon.

2. Minimalist Style

Here the designs are influenced by the Minimalist art movement of the 1960s and 70s and inspired by traditional Japanese design and Zen philosophy. Minimalist interiors express the driving concepts of modernism in an almost puritanical palette. In addition, minimalism offers an aesthetic that relies on the efficiency of the design. Devoid of distractions or clutter, minimalist interiors are streamlined to maximize bold visual impacts and the underlying use of the space.

3. Scandinavian style

The Scandinavian design balances minimalist efficiency warm, personal invitations, and it embodies simplicity, functionality, and efficiency. This interior style is characterized by organic materials, bare ornamentation and clean detailing. The colour palette swims in black and white, with greys and blues or the occasional pop of colour bringing visual respite.

4. Contemporary Style

The Contemporary style is an ever-evolving palette that echoes prevalent trends and tastes at any given time. As such, it is tricky to characterize this style as a set of given ideas, intentions or traits; however, as a design style, it diverges from the modernist aesthetic by presenting a more balanced and rounded approach to interior design.

5. Urban Style

The emphasis of urban style interiors lies in elements and designs that bring the gritty vibe of the urban context indoors. The Urban style elaborates on structural features, industrial components and exposed ducting, much like its mentor. However, these elements are combined in clear open spaces, which float in light colours and clean finishes that add a touch of feminine elegance to the proceedings.

6. Traditional Style

The Traditional style turns to the past to create ideas for the future. The approach here can be proper to source or a slight retake on classical suggestions, bringing time-tested elements and proportions to fit a modern lifestyle. Traditional style interiors are set apart by their silhouettes; winged back chairs, elaborate furniture pieces, claw-footed tables, and other furniture. The backdrops are usually pale and simple, with rich colours, lines and profiles imbibing classical luxury into the space.

7. Transitional Style

This design transitions between two interior design trends with specific individuality – the classical tradition and the contemporary modern. These two styles might seem too far apart from each other, with the traditional style being considered somewhat ‘old fashioned and ‘heavy’, while the modern style is somewhat ‘impersonal’ and ‘cold’. Yet, designers have discovered a smart way to make the best of these two ‘worlds’ and display them most pleasingly. Transitional style features solid furniture items of a larger size and robust structure, with curved lines and focuses on comfort, typical for traditional interiors. The colour palette of the Transitional style is predominantly neutral and monochromatic, featured on walls, ceilings, flooring, and upholstery.

Conclusion

Looking at the above-mentioned trending interior ideas, you can plan to renovate your house and make it look more beautiful. It is also advisable to have an HDFC ERGO home insurance policy that covers home belonging worth up to Rs 25 lakhs. With a home insurance policy, you will get coverages for financial losses incurred due to damage caused to your property by theft, natural calamity, fire or any unforeseen event.

Disclaimer: The above information is for illustrative purpose only. For more details, please refer to policy wordings and prospectus before concluding the sales.

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