The Future Interior Design Trends According to iSaloni 2018 – The ’70s are back and we can’t deny it any longer. With soft and vibrant hues making a comeback, this year interior design trends from iSaloni 2018 promise a modern taste of what the 1970’s were without forgetting its essence.

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As we were talking about the ’70s, the mango and moss green came back with full force. Shades of orange combined with the striking moss green were all over the trade fair. Along with this impressive tones, mint and sage are some of the striking colors you’ll be able to see in outdoor and indoor furnishings.

Onto the shapes shall we? Geometric bohemian shapes took over with shades of pink. A closer look at what the German brand Dante Goods and Bads and you’ll see what we mean! With a contemporary take, the materials work perfectly into the products making them practical and pretty. Bold shapes with warm colors and natural movements all in one.

Nature inside your home is the big trend of the year. Touches of sand, stone, and clay were a big part of the fair and we won’t doubt they will be for your interior design project as well! Paired with, once more, green and purple, this is a clear mention of plants. Combined with bolder accents through walls or accessories this trend really comes alive.

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Marble is making a comeback. Showcasing pieces of marble as a lightweight material, the rise of the material is a clear win. Just have a look at Lago’s experiments with its XGlass finish, meaning, a pattern that is digitally printed onto glass, and you’ll see why.

Maximalism is somewhat back. Seletti is once again the usual suspect and it brought magnificent pieces to the Milan Furniture Show 2018. With collections in collaboration with Toiletpaper and Studio Job, Seletti is once again, the one to bring a clash. From profanity-adorned cushions made for room sets that had different looks from where you’re standing to chip flooring with pop art style women.

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