10 interior trends to look out for in summer 2021

As we emerge from lockdown, many of us are looking forward to adding in a pop of colour to refresh our interior spaces. Inspired by natural tones of the spring and summer seasons, pastel shades are set to be a big trend for 2021. The great thing about this trend is that it can be easily achieved through styling with textiles against neutrals and by adding fresh or dried flowers to your decor. Lattice Mist, pictured below, is a great example of a neutral design that will easily blend with a variety of interior colour palettes including pastels, making it a suitable choice for ever-evolving interior styles.

Tiktok grew significantly during lockdown, with users now utilising the platform to share their love for interiors. One big trend currently is sharing your side-table style, as many see it as a reflection of your personality. Either opt for a minimalist approach with a feature table lamp or maybe add in some of your favourite decor pieces that reflect the aesthetic of your interior; we love this set up below that also features a trending checkerboard floor using Squares Stove Black and Linen White.

As restrictions begin to ease, many are looking forward to when we can once again invite family and friends over to entertain. This has increased the desire for kitchens that are also multifunctional, serving as sociable areas at the heart of your home. All our floors are hard-wearing and easy to care for, making them a practical choice for busy areas. Plus, our patterned designs can really help create a statement look, giving a sense of space; we love Dovetail Ink Black below for its bold pattern and how it complements bright colourful cabinets.

After connecting more with nature this year, we’ve seen more and more unique ways to bring a slice of the outdoors into our homes. From nature-inspired palettes to bi-fold doors, we’re finding new ways to create spaces that flow seamlessly into our gardens. A great way to bring the outdoors in is with a floral-motif patterned LVT floor such as Pattern Larkspur, featured below.

Many of us have got creative with our home working spaces recently, and as home working continues after lockdown there is a real need for finding storage solutions as well as multifunctional spaces. Our floors look great when laid to create a rug effect – simply combine our patterned designs, such as Dovetail Lavastone seen below, with an MSeries wood border to create zones within your home. Pattern can also be a great way to create a home office nook that inspires your creativity.

Van renovation is a great way to try out new interior styles and experiment with unique spaces. Not only can you visit new beautiful staycation spots, but do it all from the comfort of your home away from home. Our MSeries woods are a great choice to transform van spaces into cosy spots for adventures; we also love a patterned floor for a van makeover, such as Parquet Mimosa pictured below from Treasures & Travel’s popular blog.

From upcycling to conscious consumption, we are becoming more aware of the environmental impact of our purchases. All Harvey Maria floor tiles are 100% recyclable and we reduce our carbon footprint wherever possible within the supply chain, therefore they have less of an impact on the environment. We love our authentic wood planks, such as Highland below, for its eco-friendly design that’s also super stylish.

Inspired by country houses and a more simple approach to life, connecting with nature around us, ‘cottagecore’ has become one of the most popular trends this year. With the summer months bringing together a lot of the inspiration for cottagecore such as floaty dresses and country walks, we are seeing this reflected in our interior choices. Expect a lot of mixing classical interior features with a contemporary edge for a modern-rustic look that perfectly fits in with this aesthetic, perfectly captured below with Northmore Waterhouse Blue.

Whether you opt for on-trend statement furniture such as roll-top baths or velvet armchairs and want a flooring design that blends in seamlessly, or whether you want flooring to become the statement piece of your decor, we have a variety of flooring options from bold patterns to muted stone effect tiles. A checkerboard floor is not only a statement feature in your home but also a trending one, with more and more of us opting for a checkered design for our interiors.

We’re seeing more and more warm earthy tones used to blend against greys and whites to give a homely feel to existing interior spaces. These muted tones work well contrasted against patterned design such as Check Shadow, pictured below . To easily replicate this trend, consider minimalist artwork and colour block feature walls.