Look around stylish people’s homes these days, and one interior trend is likely to catch your eye: collages or cutouts. Whether it’s hanging in a frame on the wall, in the form of a beautifully structured cut-out lampshade, or in some other form, collage is having a moment in the limelight. Check out these three ways to include some collage in your home, to get on board with this cool and classy trend.

Framed Collage

Much of the current collage style is inspired by Matisse’s naive and fluid approach to the art form, resulting in bold, block colors and stunning designs. As these collage artworks can dominate a room, try ensuring the rest of your art in that room is fairly muted, unless you’re going to a colorful, clashing style!

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by N E K A (@nek.ane)

Cut Out Lampshades

Whilst not technically collage, cutouts require the same use of paper skills and careful structuring of the final piece. Cut-out lampshades cast some beautiful patterns and shadows, are can be used for the main light in the room, or for a side lamp if you want to have the option of casting fantastic patterns and shadows.

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by Seascape Lamps Manufacturer (@seascapelamps)

Collage Placemats

Placemats are a great way to bring some design and decoration to your dining table. Opting for bold, striking collage designs is a great way to tick the trends box. Go for a design in muted or easily matched colors, so that you can add a candlestick, table runner, or other decorations to the table without worrying about everything clashing.

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by post_studio (@post_studio)

The post Collage is the Latest Interior Decor Trend appeared first on toppoptoday.com.

New home décor trends are popping up on TikTok, Instagram, and Pinterest all the time, and it often feels impossible to keep up with all of them. Luckily, you don’t have to give your home a total makeover to embrace them, and you can give pretty much every trendy aesthetic your seal of approval through several smaller home décor pieces.

Wall Art

You can easily switch up the artwork in your frames to match emerging trends. This is a great way to transform your space without putting in too much effort and money into your makeover.

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by Debs (@styliizeboutique)

Curtains

Curtains are another relatively budget-friendly addition to your home that can instantly change the energy of each room. They’re pretty versatile, so it shouldn’t be too difficult to find a model that matches the hottest new trends.

Throw Pillows

Throw pillows are one of the most easily swappable items in your home, and you can use them to embrace pretty much any trend since they come in many different colors, patterns, textures, and shapes.

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by 古古怪EVA (@hywhuang)

Candle Holders

You can easily change your candle holders to match current trends, especially since they don’t come with a high price tag.

Table Wear

One can never have enough plates, mugs, bowls, and glasses, and you can easily use them to embrace pretty much any new home décor trend on the market.

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by JHEANNE (@jheannegarrett)

The post 5 Items You Can Use to Embrace Pretty Much Every Home Décor Trend appeared first on toppoptoday.com.

Have you heard of the organic modern home decor trend? It combines two very different styles and looks amazing in any home—a modern design with a touch of green and organic materials. If you’ve been wondering how to update your home this fall, consider giving organic modern a chance.

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by L A G O M L O F T (@lagomloftdesign)

This is a great way to have a modern home that still feels cozy. Fans of minimalism who started to get tired of their half-empty spaces have a chance to introduce some natural elements to make their home comfier and even more beautiful. The organic modern style relies on modern architecture and using natural and organic materials like wood to achieve an incredible effect.

You could say that this style incorporates the elements of many other styles, such as minimalism, mid-century modern, and bohemian, but it’s a unique and recognizable cohesion that looks very fresh.

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by Emily Makselan (@athomeinthedesert)

Plants are a must—every home looks better with plenty of greenery, and they are especially important here as they provide a pop of color too. If you can, include hand-made pieces that you either made yourself or bought from other talented people. They will provide warmth and charm. We’re thinking wall hangings, woven baskets, wall art, etc.

The color palette includes shades of white, cream, beige, and grey, but you can use a bold color here and there as an accent.

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by Emily Makselan (@athomeinthedesert)

The post Organic Modern Is the Hottest Home Decor Trend Right Now appeared first on toppoptoday.com.

Face planter pots have been ruling the home décor world for some time, but this trend recently took a wild turn. Fans of all things creepy are now recycling old doll heads and turning them into planters that you’ll either find adorable or truly bizarre.

If you usually have nightmares after watching haunted doll movies, this rising trend may not be the thing for you, but it’s not difficult to see where it’s coming from. As we embrace a more eco-friendly approach to the way we decorate our homes, upcycled items are experiencing a rise in popularity, and doll head planters fall under this category.

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by Eclectic Elle (@eclecticelledesigns)

Certain Etsy artists even specialize in making them, but you can even do it on your own if you have an old doll lying around somewhere. To make the whole thing even more creepy, if your doll has holes in its eyes, it may seem like it’s crying when you water your plants.

If this trend is too creepy for your taste, just stick to regular planters that won’t give your home a haunted house feel. Doll head planters may be a great décor item for horror fans, but they’re definitely not for the faint of heart.

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by MATTHEW (@residence_green)

The post Doll Head Planters Are a Bizarre New Home Décor Craze appeared first on toppoptoday.com.

If you’re not a huge fan of minimalistic home décor and don’t enjoy keeping your home perfectly organized and neat, the cluttercore craze will rock your world. This rising trend is all about embracing the mess and filling your home with countless tiny trinkets that bring you joy.

If you’re not sure how to welcome cluttercore aesthetic into your home, just think what Marie Kondo would do—and do the exact opposite. This trend is all about embracing a happy mess through large quantities of stuff you’re going to use as decoration.

The best thing about cluttercore is that you don’t have to put a lot of effort into giving it a try. You can do it by decorating your home with books, plants, tiny trinkets, and souvenirs that have a special meaning. Sticking to a single theme or color palette can be useful because it will stop you from making a huge mess.

Cluttercore is all about comfort and nostalgia, and it’s just the kind of home décor trend we need during uncertain times. Thriving for perfect order is the thing of the past, so surround yourself with all the tiny things that put a smile on your face and use them to transform your home into a safe haven.

The post Cluttercore is the Perfect Home Décor Trend for People Who Hate Minimalism appeared first on toppoptoday.com.

The past year we’ve been spending most of our time at home, and many of us used it to make some upgrades to the interior. If you’ve been waiting for this spring to do that, or if you’re already bored and want to change something in your home, here are the most popular interior trends for this spring.

Wavy Edges

This is a simple but very effective way to turn an ordinary item into something unique. You can use waves on picture frames, mirrors, or paint them on the wall. They also look great on vases and lamps. There are plenty of wavy items you can buy but you can also get creative and DIY something.

Checkerboard Print

Checkerboard print is retro and can transform any interior with no special effort. You can implement it in details like plates, cushions, or wall prints, or go bold with a checkerboard rug or curtains.

Barley Twist

This traditional furniture feature dates back to the 17th century and it’s been in and out of style several times so far. Many modern designers use it today and it can look really good on table or chair legs or in small details, like candles and ceramic decor.

The post 3 Interior Trends You Should Know About This Spring appeared first on toppoptoday.com.

Now that the weather is getting nicer, it’s time to transform your backyard, porch, and balcony. Whether you’re cooking, exercising, or just hanging out with friends and family, you want your outdoor living space to be more comfortable and inviting. These three trends will get you excited to spend time outside.

Outdoor Kitchens

During the pandemic, many of us got into cooking and with outdoor kitchens, you can bring your love of your new hobby outside. Satellite kitchens with grills and pizza ovens are great additions to indoor kitchens. Another option includes independent kitchens that have prep space, a sink, refrigeration, storage, and cooking elements.

Edible Gardens

Like cooking, many people starting gardening over the past year. Gardening is a great way to get fresh fruits, veggies, and herbs which will elevate your cooking. Some edible garden trends include immunity gardens which focus on foods that boost your health, meatless Monday gardens, which have plant-based alternatives and veggies, and world herb gardens which allow you to make global dishes.

Outdoor Technology

Bring activities like streaming movies and working from home outside with boosters to amplify Wi-Fi signals. Incorporating music, televisions, and LED color-changing technology is a great way to make your outdoor space more fun.

The post Get Your Backyards Ready For Summer with These Outdoor Living Trends appeared first on toppoptoday.com.

Many of us spent 2020 trying to make our homes cozier and to do all the DIY projects we’ve been putting on hold for a long time. Back in March, we found ourselves stuck at home with more free time than ever, so it was finally time for those exciting home upgrades and creative projects. When it comes to materials used for such projects, chalk paint was one of the most popular, and here’s why.

Chalk paint was originally created by brand Annie Sloan, although many brands sell their own versions today. It’s great for achieving a matte, distressed look, but it has other benefits as well.

Chalk paint doesn’t require any special preparation. You can use it to paint over most clean and dry surfaces. Some of the exceptions include metal and shiny laminate. You can even use it over an old coat of paint! It won’t drip as much as regular paint while you’re working. Since chalk paint is water-based, brushes and other tools are very easy to clean after you get the job done.

Did you use chalk paint before or are you just planning to do it?

The post What’s Chalk Paint and Why Is It So Popular? appeared first on toppoptoday.com.

Home design trends change often, but that doesn’t mean you need to invest your time and money in new things every season if you want to have a beautiful, up-to-date home. All you need is to follow these three principles and you can then just switch up small decor pieces when you feel inspired for it.

Minimalism

This word has a different meaning for everyone, but what we mean by it is that you shouldn’t keep things that you don’t use or love. Having enough room to actually live in your home can be much more satisfying than skipping over a pile of stuff every time you want to do something. Minimalism can also reflect in colors so if you stick to a minimal color palette your home can look neat and modern at all times.

Light

Utilize the natural light in the best way you can and think about the best lighting solutions for your own needs. It’s incredible what proper lighting can do for a home!

Space

This goes hand-in-hand with minimalism—learn to appreciate the space. Not every corner needs to be filled up with furniture and not every surface requires decor items on it. The more free space you have, the freer you will feel at your home and you can even create an illusion of your home being bigger than it actually is.

The post 3 Principles for Having a Beautiful, Trendy Home appeared first on toppoptoday.com.

In interior design, just like in so many other industries, trends come and go on a seasonal basis. Of course, changing the way your home looks is not as easy or as affordable as changing your haircut or buying new clothes, meaning interior design is a much bigger commitment. If you want to know which trends are going out of style in 2021, keep reading. You’ll want to avoid them if you don’t want your home to look dated.

Gray Kitchens

Grey kitchens are neutral and timeless, but they can also look cold and sterile. More and more people are realizing this and introduce bold colors into their kitchen spaces, giving them character and turning them into cozy rooms where everyone wants to hang out.

All-White Interiors

Similarly, all-white rooms are starting to look a bit too sterile. We’ve been through a phase where everything had to be white, but that’s no longer the case. Apparently, there are so many other amazing colors and we can’t wait to put them in our homes!

Accent Walls

The trend of having an accent wall—a single wall that’s different from the rest—started as a way to make a room more interesting, but we’re collectively getting over it. Turns out, walls don’t have to be the most prominent thing in your home.

The post These Interior Design Trends Will Disappear in 2021 appeared first on toppoptoday.com.

Look around stylish people’s homes these days, and one interior trend is likely to catch your eye: collages or cutouts. Whether it’s hanging in a frame on the wall, in the form of a beautifully structured cut-out lampshade, or in some other form, collage is having a moment in the limelight. Check out these three ways to include some collage in your home, to get on board with this cool and classy trend.

Framed Collage

Much of the current collage style is inspired by Matisse’s naive and fluid approach to the art form, resulting in bold, block colors and stunning designs. As these collage artworks can dominate a room, try ensuring the rest of your art in that room is fairly muted, unless you’re going to a colorful, clashing style!

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by N E K A (@nek.ane)

Cut Out Lampshades

Whilst not technically collage, cutouts require the same use of paper skills and careful structuring of the final piece. Cut-out lampshades cast some beautiful patterns and shadows, are can be used for the main light in the room, or for a side lamp if you want to have the option of casting fantastic patterns and shadows.

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by Seascape Lamps Manufacturer (@seascapelamps)

Collage Placemats

Placemats are a great way to bring some design and decoration to your dining table. Opting for bold, striking collage designs is a great way to tick the trends box. Go for a design in muted or easily matched colors, so that you can add a candlestick, table runner, or other decorations to the table without worrying about everything clashing.

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by post_studio (@post_studio)

The post Collage is the Latest Interior Decor Trend appeared first on toppoptoday.com.

New home décor trends are popping up on TikTok, Instagram, and Pinterest all the time, and it often feels impossible to keep up with all of them. Luckily, you don’t have to give your home a total makeover to embrace them, and you can give pretty much every trendy aesthetic your seal of approval through several smaller home décor pieces.

Wall Art

You can easily switch up the artwork in your frames to match emerging trends. This is a great way to transform your space without putting in too much effort and money into your makeover.

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by Debs (@styliizeboutique)

Curtains

Curtains are another relatively budget-friendly addition to your home that can instantly change the energy of each room. They’re pretty versatile, so it shouldn’t be too difficult to find a model that matches the hottest new trends.

Throw Pillows

Throw pillows are one of the most easily swappable items in your home, and you can use them to embrace pretty much any trend since they come in many different colors, patterns, textures, and shapes.

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by 古古怪EVA (@hywhuang)

Candle Holders

You can easily change your candle holders to match current trends, especially since they don’t come with a high price tag.

Table Wear

One can never have enough plates, mugs, bowls, and glasses, and you can easily use them to embrace pretty much any new home décor trend on the market.

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by JHEANNE (@jheannegarrett)

The post 5 Items You Can Use to Embrace Pretty Much Every Home Décor Trend appeared first on toppoptoday.com.

Have you heard of the organic modern home decor trend? It combines two very different styles and looks amazing in any home—a modern design with a touch of green and organic materials. If you’ve been wondering how to update your home this fall, consider giving organic modern a chance.

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by L A G O M L O F T (@lagomloftdesign)

This is a great way to have a modern home that still feels cozy. Fans of minimalism who started to get tired of their half-empty spaces have a chance to introduce some natural elements to make their home comfier and even more beautiful. The organic modern style relies on modern architecture and using natural and organic materials like wood to achieve an incredible effect.

You could say that this style incorporates the elements of many other styles, such as minimalism, mid-century modern, and bohemian, but it’s a unique and recognizable cohesion that looks very fresh.

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by Emily Makselan (@athomeinthedesert)

Plants are a must—every home looks better with plenty of greenery, and they are especially important here as they provide a pop of color too. If you can, include hand-made pieces that you either made yourself or bought from other talented people. They will provide warmth and charm. We’re thinking wall hangings, woven baskets, wall art, etc.

The color palette includes shades of white, cream, beige, and grey, but you can use a bold color here and there as an accent.

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by Emily Makselan (@athomeinthedesert)

The post Organic Modern Is the Hottest Home Decor Trend Right Now appeared first on toppoptoday.com.

Face planter pots have been ruling the home décor world for some time, but this trend recently took a wild turn. Fans of all things creepy are now recycling old doll heads and turning them into planters that you’ll either find adorable or truly bizarre.

If you usually have nightmares after watching haunted doll movies, this rising trend may not be the thing for you, but it’s not difficult to see where it’s coming from. As we embrace a more eco-friendly approach to the way we decorate our homes, upcycled items are experiencing a rise in popularity, and doll head planters fall under this category.

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by Eclectic Elle (@eclecticelledesigns)

Certain Etsy artists even specialize in making them, but you can even do it on your own if you have an old doll lying around somewhere. To make the whole thing even more creepy, if your doll has holes in its eyes, it may seem like it’s crying when you water your plants.

If this trend is too creepy for your taste, just stick to regular planters that won’t give your home a haunted house feel. Doll head planters may be a great décor item for horror fans, but they’re definitely not for the faint of heart.

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by MATTHEW (@residence_green)

The post Doll Head Planters Are a Bizarre New Home Décor Craze appeared first on toppoptoday.com.

If you’re not a huge fan of minimalistic home décor and don’t enjoy keeping your home perfectly organized and neat, the cluttercore craze will rock your world. This rising trend is all about embracing the mess and filling your home with countless tiny trinkets that bring you joy.

If you’re not sure how to welcome cluttercore aesthetic into your home, just think what Marie Kondo would do—and do the exact opposite. This trend is all about embracing a happy mess through large quantities of stuff you’re going to use as decoration.

The best thing about cluttercore is that you don’t have to put a lot of effort into giving it a try. You can do it by decorating your home with books, plants, tiny trinkets, and souvenirs that have a special meaning. Sticking to a single theme or color palette can be useful because it will stop you from making a huge mess.

Cluttercore is all about comfort and nostalgia, and it’s just the kind of home décor trend we need during uncertain times. Thriving for perfect order is the thing of the past, so surround yourself with all the tiny things that put a smile on your face and use them to transform your home into a safe haven.

The post Cluttercore is the Perfect Home Décor Trend for People Who Hate Minimalism appeared first on toppoptoday.com.

The past year we’ve been spending most of our time at home, and many of us used it to make some upgrades to the interior. If you’ve been waiting for this spring to do that, or if you’re already bored and want to change something in your home, here are the most popular interior trends for this spring.

Wavy Edges

This is a simple but very effective way to turn an ordinary item into something unique. You can use waves on picture frames, mirrors, or paint them on the wall. They also look great on vases and lamps. There are plenty of wavy items you can buy but you can also get creative and DIY something.

Checkerboard Print

Checkerboard print is retro and can transform any interior with no special effort. You can implement it in details like plates, cushions, or wall prints, or go bold with a checkerboard rug or curtains.

Barley Twist

This traditional furniture feature dates back to the 17th century and it’s been in and out of style several times so far. Many modern designers use it today and it can look really good on table or chair legs or in small details, like candles and ceramic decor.

The post 3 Interior Trends You Should Know About This Spring appeared first on toppoptoday.com.

Now that the weather is getting nicer, it’s time to transform your backyard, porch, and balcony. Whether you’re cooking, exercising, or just hanging out with friends and family, you want your outdoor living space to be more comfortable and inviting. These three trends will get you excited to spend time outside.

Outdoor Kitchens

During the pandemic, many of us got into cooking and with outdoor kitchens, you can bring your love of your new hobby outside. Satellite kitchens with grills and pizza ovens are great additions to indoor kitchens. Another option includes independent kitchens that have prep space, a sink, refrigeration, storage, and cooking elements.

Edible Gardens

Like cooking, many people starting gardening over the past year. Gardening is a great way to get fresh fruits, veggies, and herbs which will elevate your cooking. Some edible garden trends include immunity gardens which focus on foods that boost your health, meatless Monday gardens, which have plant-based alternatives and veggies, and world herb gardens which allow you to make global dishes.

Outdoor Technology

Bring activities like streaming movies and working from home outside with boosters to amplify Wi-Fi signals. Incorporating music, televisions, and LED color-changing technology is a great way to make your outdoor space more fun.

The post Get Your Backyards Ready For Summer with These Outdoor Living Trends appeared first on toppoptoday.com.

Many of us spent 2020 trying to make our homes cozier and to do all the DIY projects we’ve been putting on hold for a long time. Back in March, we found ourselves stuck at home with more free time than ever, so it was finally time for those exciting home upgrades and creative projects. When it comes to materials used for such projects, chalk paint was one of the most popular, and here’s why.

Chalk paint was originally created by brand Annie Sloan, although many brands sell their own versions today. It’s great for achieving a matte, distressed look, but it has other benefits as well.

Chalk paint doesn’t require any special preparation. You can use it to paint over most clean and dry surfaces. Some of the exceptions include metal and shiny laminate. You can even use it over an old coat of paint! It won’t drip as much as regular paint while you’re working. Since chalk paint is water-based, brushes and other tools are very easy to clean after you get the job done.

Did you use chalk paint before or are you just planning to do it?

The post What’s Chalk Paint and Why Is It So Popular? appeared first on toppoptoday.com.

Home design trends change often, but that doesn’t mean you need to invest your time and money in new things every season if you want to have a beautiful, up-to-date home. All you need is to follow these three principles and you can then just switch up small decor pieces when you feel inspired for it.

Minimalism

This word has a different meaning for everyone, but what we mean by it is that you shouldn’t keep things that you don’t use or love. Having enough room to actually live in your home can be much more satisfying than skipping over a pile of stuff every time you want to do something. Minimalism can also reflect in colors so if you stick to a minimal color palette your home can look neat and modern at all times.

Light

Utilize the natural light in the best way you can and think about the best lighting solutions for your own needs. It’s incredible what proper lighting can do for a home!

Space

This goes hand-in-hand with minimalism—learn to appreciate the space. Not every corner needs to be filled up with furniture and not every surface requires decor items on it. The more free space you have, the freer you will feel at your home and you can even create an illusion of your home being bigger than it actually is.

The post 3 Principles for Having a Beautiful, Trendy Home appeared first on toppoptoday.com.

In interior design, just like in so many other industries, trends come and go on a seasonal basis. Of course, changing the way your home looks is not as easy or as affordable as changing your haircut or buying new clothes, meaning interior design is a much bigger commitment. If you want to know which trends are going out of style in 2021, keep reading. You’ll want to avoid them if you don’t want your home to look dated.

Gray Kitchens

Grey kitchens are neutral and timeless, but they can also look cold and sterile. More and more people are realizing this and introduce bold colors into their kitchen spaces, giving them character and turning them into cozy rooms where everyone wants to hang out.

All-White Interiors

Similarly, all-white rooms are starting to look a bit too sterile. We’ve been through a phase where everything had to be white, but that’s no longer the case. Apparently, there are so many other amazing colors and we can’t wait to put them in our homes!

Accent Walls

The trend of having an accent wall—a single wall that’s different from the rest—started as a way to make a room more interesting, but we’re collectively getting over it. Turns out, walls don’t have to be the most prominent thing in your home.

The post These Interior Design Trends Will Disappear in 2021 appeared first on toppoptoday.com.