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❝ 74 LUXURY


2017 will see many different materials being used together such as retro tiles paired with wood, herringbone flooring matched with stunning ceramic tiles and old wooden floors mixed with stone. Bespoke wood colour will also be a big hit.


hairdresser and finding the perfect colour for me. There is also a huge push towards photographic tiles which look like imagery on tiles. This can be done on wood ceramic floors and marble ceramic floors with photographic imagery. Of course, underfloor heating will also always be a trend!





WALL COVERINGS Wallpaper is and should be a wonderful luxurious piece of texture that draws you in but at the same time is a back drop to whatever style you want in your home. We have seen an increase in patterned and textured wallpaper over the past year and interest will keep rising


over the next season. 2017 will see lots of very bold and colourful prints as well as geometric shapes, splatters and messy patterns a la Jackson Pollock that will be used behind bookcases as well as walls. Retro tiles are also huge on walls.


ACCESSORIZING Accessorizing is fun and easy. Bringing nature into the home is absolutely key. I love organic trees that grow indoors to bring a little oxygen into the home and also some life! Retro plants, palm trees and rubber plants are huge, very 60s.


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