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12.02.2024 - 20:34 / bhg.com / Maggie Gillette
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Nature provides more home decor inspiration than we could ever need, from the cool elegance of marble to the soft pastel of flowers. Last year, the mushroom motif grew to become a home aesthetic of its own. We saw its hue echoed in the popularity of warm neutrals and browns that became one of the most utilized color schemes, and its organic shape provided a soft silhouette that we saw replicated in everything from lampshades to footstools.
But, just like nature, trends evolve. And while you can still find this soft shape in homes, we’re seeing a new way to embrace this aesthetic with a bit more pop: In 2024, it’s seeing a (somewhat unusual) transformation into jellyfish decor.
If you’re ready to bring in a bold and bright vision for 2024, ~dive~ into this aquatic-inspired home trend with these tips.
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Nature-inspired decor has been a massive trend for the last few seasons, emphasizing organic shapes and rich neutral tones that feel comforting and grounded. The mushroom, the embodiment of all things earthy, epitomized this trend.
This year, while comfort and softness are still key desires, there’s also a draw to a lighter, brighter look. The jellyfish is the epitome of that style, according to the 2024 Pinterest Predicts report: It has a dreamy, otherworldly feel that combines the organic with y2k.
“From home decor to couture to beauty ideas, a whole mood will bubble up in 2024 inspired by your favorite invertebrate: jellyfish,” the report reads. “Gen Z and Millennials are driving this squishy aesthetic.”
While more subtle routes are available, you can also go with a literal representation to decorate your space with the jellyfish aesthetic. From floaty lamps with LED lights that make it feel like
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With DIY projects and home renovation ideas filling our social media feeds daily, achieving the home of your dreams has never been more affordable and accessible. Just like any other facet of home decorating, DIY home decor trends come and go, often following suit with standard interior design trends.
Your spring decor is about to be gorgeous—and super on trend, thanks to this list we coveted from Google.
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The hurricanes, floods, droughts and wildfires linked to human-caused rises in global temperatures and changing weather patterns are decimating harvests of essential food crops around the world, driving a crisis in global hunger never before seen in the modern era. According to the World Health Organization, between 691 million and 783 million people faced hunger in 2022, an increase of 122 million people when compared to pre-pandemic levels in 2019.
Springtime is just around the corner, and if you're curious as to what design trends will be majorly trending in the home interior world throughout the coming season, we're here to give you the scoop.
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