10 home trends that topped Pinterest in 2019
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Everyone has fallen into a deep, wonderful Pinterest abyss at some point. Whether you were planning a wedding, a haircut, a child’s birthday cake or a new kitchen reno, it’s a common modern experience to type something into that innocent little ‘P’ search bar and lose an entire afternoon of your life. Quite happily.
Over 250 million people log on to Pinterest each month, which gives their analytics team an extraordinary insight into what people are researching visually. So how do they determine whether something is trending? It has to keep getting more and more searches for six months in a row (or longer).
This year’s list of the biggest Pinterest trends for homes contains some old faithfuls, like vertical gardens and succulents, as well as some new movers and shakers, like painting bold colours over wooden parquet floors and using fabric as wallpaper.
Scroll down to see the top Pinterest decorating trends, counted down from 10 to one.
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10. Mustard yellow – up 45 per cent
From an entire feature wall to a little colour-pop cushion, everyone is interested in this shade of sunshine.
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9. Geometric wall murals – up 225 per cent
A modern and colourful way to refresh a wall, especially in a kid’s room or study nook.
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8. Cactus and succulents – up 235 per cent
From restaurants to homes, everyone wants to decorate with hardy plants in interesting shapes.
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7. Natural swimming pools – up 262 per cent
For people who want an organic-feeling swimming hole at home – minus the chlorine.
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6. Vertical gardens – up 287 per cent
A trend that’s been hot for years for very good reason. Vertical gardens are a wonderful way for space-challenged dwellings to get a good dose of green.
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5. Bold wallpaper – up 401 per cent
Bright colours and tropical-leaf motifs are the clear favourites.
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4. Tin walls – up 563 per cent
Give a room a vintage touch with tin details on the wall or kitchen splashback.
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3. Fireplaces – up 763 per cent
Whether indoor or outdoor, modern and sleek is the look.
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2. Painting parquet floors – up 1276 per cent
While it might be hard for the purists to watch, there’s a lot of interest in using bold colours to paint mosaic patterns on classic wooden parquet floors.
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1. Fabric walls – up 1718 per cent
For lovers of texture, this is an artsy way to warm up a room.
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