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  • Writer's pictureNicola Cummins

catwalk to couch, how your wardrobe can influence your home

Updated: Oct 21, 2020

Being 'on trend' is cool, right? But do we still want to be seen as fashionable in our homes?


I find trends really fascinating, it comes down to people wanting to belong, to be part of the club! It's also a big push for retailers to try and sell us more things we didn't know we needed....


Historically fashion trends have always influenced interiors, usually by a few seasons ahead. So, I thought I'd share this season AW20 with a few key looks on the catwalk, according to Vogue, and provide you with some inspiration from the catwalk for your home.


FASHION: RED ALERT

Elegant eveningwear in red - it's glamorous sequins, and satin.

Image credit: Vogue


INTERIORS: WHAT TO LOOK FOR

Glossy red textures, traditional florals, painted red surfaces and red sofas!

Image credit: Macha Instagram


FASHION: BALLOON SLEEVES

We're already seeing this fashion trend for soft and enveloping shapes which are cosy and comfortable, but also make a statement.

Image credit: Vogue


INTERIORS: WHAT TO LOOK FOR

Furniture emerging in the form of warm neutrals, clean but soft curved lines, in sofas and chairs. The ultimate in comfy squidgy designs perfect for putting your feet up.

Image Credit: Hepworth


FASHION: CARDIGAN AFFAIR

A contemporary take on granny chic, cardigans with useful pockets, they're practical, add layers and interest, a staple we might have overlooked?

Image credit: Vogue


INTERIORS: WHAT TO LOOK FOR

For the equivalent in your home, look out for the humble pleated lampshade. It adds a little detail with delicate pattern, it's a quick update to any lamp base and your granny would approve.

Image Credit: Oka


If you're not one for trends and just want to know how to find your own interior style and ultimately a starting point for a project, then book a Style Session to talk through what you have now and how this can transition into a new look for your home!


There are so many ways to tackle interiors, to start a design idea or to find inspiration... but perhaps your wardrobe might be a good place to start? Provided you have used the Kon Marie method firstly... and it only contains those clothes that spark joy!


See you again soon, and if you'd like to discuss anything related to your interior project, don't forget you can book your FREE initial consultation to get you started!

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