Have you been wanting to try a new interior design style or change out your décor? The start of a new year can be the perfect time to refresh your space and redecorate. As 2019 begins, new design trends are forecasted and interiors are transformed with fresh colors, textures, and accent pieces. The prediction is that this new year will bring bold walls, bright hues, and lots of personal touches! For some revamping and redesign inspiration, here are some interior design trends that look like they will make a big splash in 2019.
Black and White
While always a timeless color combination, black and white furnishings are at the top of trending decor items you’ll want to incorporate into your design. The contrasting tones will keep your space balanced yet bold, especially when incorporating dramatic black elements. For more inspiration on decorating in black and white, check out this post!
“Hang Loose” by Jill Martin 
“All The King’s Horses” by Bradford Brenner 
“Beyond Shadows I” by Nancy Ngo 
“Peonia” by Leah Rei 
“Shadow Velocity” by Jeff Iorillo 
photograph by Nancy Crowell 
photograph by Melissa McClain 
photograph by Aaron Matheson
Patterns & Prints
Large-scale prints and patterns will be making a big impact this year, especially in wallpapers and wallcoverings. Ornate walls in geometric patterns and floral prints are a great way to get a wow effect in your room. And check out this post for more ways to decorate with prints and patterns!
“Cut Out” by Terri Burris 
“Catching The Light” by Liz Jardine 
“Party Time I” by Lisa Ridgers 
“Night & Day” by Randy Hibberd alt v 1 
“Thrive” by John Burrows 
“Running Latitudes” by Jeff Iorillo 
“Dream Portal 16” by Linda Stelling 
“Teal Cascade” by K. Nari
Warm Neutrals
Light and neutral spaces are still going to be popular, with warm earth tones such as sand, ochre, and terracotta keeping spaces fresh and cozy. Cool grays are being replaced with warmer hues in wall colors, furniture, wall art, and more!
“California Coast” by Brooke Borcherding 
“Jewels I” by Liz Jardine 
“Rising Veil” by Scott Brems 
“Granite Reef I” by Nancy Ngo 
“Trio” by L. Baines 
“Silver Camellia II” by K. Nari 
“Clouds of Fish” by Bradford Brenner 
“Scape 100” by KC Haxton 
“My Secret Spot” by John Burrows 
“Warm Waves” by Leah Rei 
“Warm Welcome” by Liz Jardine 
“Lost In Space II” by Liz Jardine
Figurative Imagery
In this new year, home furnishings and decor pieces will be straying away from the abstract and taking concrete and recognizable forms. Imagery of animals and figurative art are expected to become more popular to add as focal points or accents pieces, and can easily be incorporated in any design style.
“Wild Hare II” by Liz Jardine alt v 1 
“Song on the Wind” by Liz Jardine 
“Quest for Flowers IV” by Stacy D’Aguiar 
“Facade” by Laura Van Horne 
“Walk Time II” by Patti Mann alt v 2 
“Homespun (Lamb)” by Liz Jardine 
“Romantic Reflection II” by Lisa Ridgers 
photograph by Aaron Matheson 
“Redowa” by Jill Martin 
“Surfers” by Randy Hibberd 
“Time” by Kelsey Hochstatter 
photograph by Melissa McClain
Bright and Bold Hues
This year, color is in! We are welcoming 2019 with bright, bold, and saturated tones. Spaces with vibrant color, lots of texture, and maximalist design styles are expected to dominate interior trends and bring new energy. Don’t be afraid of deep-hued walls, jewel-toned furniture, and colorful decor, and check out this post for more jewel-tone inspiration!
“Selene” by K. Nari 
“Earth Magic II” by Dina D’Argo 
“Warm Flow” by Jeff Iorillo 
“In And Out II” by Lisa Ridgers 
“Looking The Other Way” by Jill Martin 
“Celebration II” by Nancy Ngo 
“Spirit Finder I” by Alridge 
piece by Corrie LaVelle 
“Burst of Rain” by Jill Martin 
“All About the Vase” by Bradford Brenner 
“Vibrant Breeze” by Leah Rei 
“Ember Bloom” by K. Nari
Although trends rise and fade, the key to adopting new styles and ideas is to personalize your space, and don’t be afraid to make a statement! And however you decide to shake up your design, we hope you have a wonderful and successful year!
The images featured above are available in our Print-On-Demand collection. Some areas of our website are password-protected. If you are a member of the trade but don’t have full access to our website, www.thirdandwall.com, please contact us at customerservice@thirdandwall.com.
Good Morning,
I became aware of your site after seeing a painting in a model home that I just had to have!
I searched countless sites to no avail. A friend told me about Google search and I found the picture but they only sold a 12” x 12” . After reading the specs I saw “Third and Wall! I’m over the moon! We just moved into a new home in Florida and my art from our home in Georgia just doesn’t look right ?