The desire for comfort and stability drove many of the decorating and design choices last fall, and similar themes continue to dominate interior design trends this year. As people continue to spend more time at home—this drives a strong desire to create spaces that reflect both visually and affectionately, the desire for warmth, sustainability, and individuality. 1. Bold colours and earthy tones: Neutrals have taken a bit of a back seat in 2022 with consumers starting to experiment with colour again, but the palette will stay very close to hues found in nature. Browns and greens open up an array of possibilities for your home, making raw materials stand out and enveloping a room with a warm sense of cosiness. OVER SOFA – SCAPPINI HOME

The Over Sofa from Scappini Home’s NEXT collection is characterized by its asymmetrical design and Italian inspiration, featuring a captivating range of colours and textures that lends every room an elegant atmosphere. This sofa’s upholstery boasts rich fabrics and bold colours that enhances its shape and character, making it an exquisite piece for any home. 2. Dark wood furniture: Dark wood furniture works with any decorating style, whether shoppers opt for a vintage or modern ambience in their homes. Offering an organic and neutral foundation, deep toned furniture serves as a great canvas to experiment with rich colour and bold patterns, that highlight the wood’s natural grain pattern. CAHILL ROUND DINING TABLE - BERNHARDT

The Cahill round dining table pairs reclaimed aluminium with suar wood in a grey and brown finish. Imitating nature, the round metal top possesses the rustic, organic appeal of live-edge wood with a sculptural top that contrasts with the smooth simplicity of the cylindrical wooden base. 3. Basket style woven elements: A versatile design feature that adds texture, warmth, and natural elements to a space effortlessly. With more creative home accessories made with wicker accents, this trend serves as an exciting decor choice that transcends typical coastal and farmhouse interiors. FLOOR LAMP- UTTERMOST

Sure to be a conversation piece, this floor lamp has a beautifully brushed nickel base, enhanced by three drum shaped shades constructed with tightly strung rope. The rope exterior provides a rustic finish and the perfect amount of light. 4. Curves: Angular, geometric shapes that were popular in interior design and architecture are steadily being replaced by softer, wavier lines. In 2022, arcs and curves are popping up across furniture collections owing to the collective desire for comfort with rounded forms inherently feeling softer and more calming than sharp angles and straight lines. PENELOPE CHAIR – CORNELIO CAPPELLINI

The Penelope collection of armchairs features a sophisticated pleated motif on the back, upholstered by hand. Four decorative seams enhance the rounded surface of the seat and balance the "plisse" embroidery of the back structure, making it a standout fixture in the living or bedroom. 5. Home offices: Home offices continue to be of significance in 2022, with the ever-increasing demand for functional spaces that allow for maximum productivity and comfort. Robust tables with storage space, comfortable chairs, and organic accents are key to creating the perfect home office. BARCELONA DESK SET – JONATHAN CHARLES

Inspired by traditional Spanish iron work, the table is constructed with rich walnut wood and a sleek veneer top. Setting it apart, the table features bespoke metal work that adds depth and character, its champagne-hued patina complementing the walnut tones perfectly.