2016 Architecture & Design Trends
Trends define a generation. In architecture, they create
moods for the industry and determine how personal space may influence daily
lifestyles. Before presenting our 7 current home design trends, it is important
to clarify the difference between ‘trend’ and ‘fad.’ Often used synonymously,
their meanings are quite different.
A trend is something that catches on. It has the potential
to persist for decades in some cases. What confuses many people is that a trend
and a fad often look very similar in the beginning. Put concisely: a trend will
give direction and a fad is just a craze. At HMH, we have solidified a custom
design style that fuses classic trends with modern elements to become our own
special brand of interior design and architecture.
Now on to the architecture & design trends in 2016 that
we are excited about! From sustainable materials to functional living spaces
and art deco prints, here are 7 architecture and design trends in 2016 to keep
an eye out for…
Open Concept Series-2
Gone are the days where every room had a door and four
walls. Instead of traditional rooms, there are now implied spaces. Rooms are
visually connected making a home feel larger. Rooms are defined by changes in
the ceiling or floors, rather than walls.
These spaces connect to each other without obstructions
creating minimalistic interior design. This concept can be applied to multiple
floors creating an enlarging effect of the interior space.
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