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Each new year typically ushers in a new trend in home and interior design and we’d miss it if it didn’t.


You may only just have packed away your festive decorations and given 2019 the merest of thoughts but the style experts have been busy thinking well ahead to determine the latest looks for the year to come.


Black is back


Colour is always the big thing when it comes to home styling. The days of safe, muted colour schemes are largely long gone with bold, unabashed statement choices increasingly cutting the mustard in the smartest, on trend interiors, be them homes or business premises.


But if the likes of lime green and burnt orange don’t say ‘welcome home’ or ‘step inside’ to you then you could be in luck because style experts are


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predicting that black will be the ultimate shade of choice when it comes to furnishings and accessories this year. This sleek and stylish shade can make an impact on anything from tableware and ornaments to cushions and rugs and, happily, it really does complement just about any other colour scheme or standalone shade. What’s more, it doesn’t even vary much, perhaps just slightly in terms of intensity. But, essentially, if you buy black, you get black so it’s pretty much fool-proof when it comes to matching items up and making an impression.


Mirror, mirror on the wall


Also likely to make a major impact this year are mirrors be them big, small, wall-hanging or freestanding. We’ve long known how cleverly mirrors can be used to maximise light and space to illuminate the darkest corners and exaggerate small spaces so this is one style trend that looks set to stay.


Reclaim the perfect


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