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04.10.2023 - 15:51 / bhg.com / Cori Sears
There’s a new interior design trend in town, and it may be one of the coziest yet. Marshmallow decor is taking the internet by storm, and we’re not talking about the sweet treat. This aesthetic is characterized by plush, overstuffed, and (often) white couches, ottomans, and lounge chairs paired with sleek and modern furnishings. The result is chic, cozy, and effortlessly luxurious—like you stepped into your favorite spa or luxury hotel.
What’s behind this sudden obsession with marshmallow-style furnishings? Experts theorize there are a couple of possible reasons, but mostly, they say homeowners are looking to embrace comfort and quiet luxury in their homes now more than ever.
“In the midst of our fast-paced, technology-driven lives, there’s a profound longing for comfort and for spaces that act as gentle retreats from the outside world. This aesthetic, with its plush charm, offers that delicate balance between contemporary design and soul-soothing comfort,” says Rudolph Diesel, a top London-based interior designer.
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Achieving the marshmallow aesthetic in your home is about more than just adding a plush white couch to your space. Here are a few expert tips for nailing this cozy design style at home.
Overstuffed, marshmallow-like furniture is the hallmark of this trend. These pieces usually feature curved edges, button tufting, overstuffed upholstery, and light neutral colors like white and beige. Pastel shades like light pink and light green are also popular choices. This doesn’t mean your space has to be exclusively white or pastel. Take the opportunity to add pops of color using rugs, candles, mirrors, or throw
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