Thought diversity and new designs constantly join forces to form a plethora of interior trends, some of which stay around for a while, whereas others soon ebb away. This constant evolution of ideas leads to creative interior trends that give your home a modern and sophisticated look and give you that strong feeling of home. Here we take a look at some key window design trends seen in 2020.
Windows
A house without windows is as good as a television without images: incomplete. This seemingly ambient feature may not be the highlight of a room’s space but it is certainly one of the most important features and if done right, it can also be turned into a prominent feature.
Window design trends revolve around merging the boundaries of windows and walls to integrate the outside and inside, leaving the room bright and ventilated to the max. Providing unencumbered views, these large window configurations are often employed to blend kitchens with living room and patios.
Conservatories
Conservatories can often be the most or the least used space depending on how they are made. Infusing your conservatories with au courant trends will revive their look, as well as the functionality they have to offer.
Conservatories are a time centric piece that has evolved from being complete nurseries to offering workspace or some room to relax and gaze at the sceneries. Window design trends for modern-day conservatories intricately incorporate natural materials such as oak or wooden furniture that not only give the conservatories a great look but are also a more sustainable method of creating a place of comfort.
Lantern Roofs
Lantern roofs are pitched and glazed designs that sit atop one story extension roofs and provide constant natural light to the room space which is quite important and therapeutic when spending their entire day at home! Not only are these a great architectural feature to look at but can also be a prominent centerpiece for the room that they’ve been made on.
However, when opting for this fantastically versatile feature, you have to be careful to choose the right one. Most modern lantern roofs are glazed with thermal glass that brings the light but does not leave your room feeling burning hot in the summers and freezing cold in the winters.
Orangeries
Orangeries were historically a symbol of great wealth and luxury. While conservatories are usually a temporary structural extension to a home, orangeries, on the other hand, are a more permanent structure that has been organically incorporated into the house.
Modern-day orangeries are built to serve as relaxing sunrooms that can be used to enjoy the natural light during the day and the soft moonlight during the night. These are predominantly made of brickwork as opposed to glass.
A great way to add functionality to your orangery is by adding a daybed paired with pastel-coloured interiors and furnishings such as soft colored linen and pale walls to accent the lights. This provides for a great reading space and can also be an awesome additional guestroom giving your guests the most peaceful sleep they’ve had in a while!
For more avant-garde ideas on contemporary and latest interior design ideas, stay tuned and let us know which window design trends you like the best in the comments below!
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