Boston luxury condos for sale: Interior trends

Now that the Boston fall market is here, there are new interior design trends coming into focus, and many homeowners are excited to change up the looks of their Boston luxury condos. If you already own or are thinking about purchasing one of the many amazing Boston high rise luxury condos, penthouses, and high rise condos in downtown, keep these 5 hot interior design trends in mind.

1. Greenery

This is the color of the year from Pantone, and the shade is already hitting the interior design airwaves. Green adds personality and celebration to walls, furniture, and accessories after gray’s expressionless past few trendy years. Along with Greenery, interior designers are also aiming for the Kale shade.

2. Earth Tones

The Greenery shade predicted another trend emerging: reconnecting with nature through earth tones. Expect navy blue, blush, lavender, and rose quartz, shades to be popular in downtown homes in 2017. The bright and commanding earth shades bring out the brighter side of designing.

3. Jewel Tones

Jewel tones are also becoming a trendy choice for downtown high rise loft, condo, and penthouse owners who crave alternatives. Emerald green and sapphire blue are tempting colors that make any room sparkle. Furniture and accessories are usually the best options for adding jewel tones.

4. Vintage

From the Art Deco Period to the 60s and 70s, vintage furniture and accessories are returning in glorious fashion. Upgrade these pieces to the 21st century for a classic, yet still modern result. Though it’s usually better to incorporate only one decade’s style into the home, mixing two or three decades is welcome as long as it unifies the space. Use one or two standout centerpieces or transform a room into a trip down memory lane.

5. Art

As interior designers look to artistic cities for inspiration, their findings will likely result in artistic wallpaper and décor. The trends in 2017′s forecast predict mural-like paintings on wallpaper and décor that evokes emotion and thought