7 interior-design trends that will disappear this year, and 8 you'll see everywhere

WHAT'S OUT IN 2021?

#1 Shiplap is falling out of fashion

Shiplap appears in nearly every TV home-makeover show, but there are so many other emerging ways of bringing texture into a space. Tile, plaster, rattan, or living walls of plants are becoming more popular this year, instead.

#2 The all-gray look is going out of style

The trend of having all-gray kitchen cabinets and walls is fading.

Gray kitchen interiors can look cold and lack distinction, Instead of gray the bolder colors are gaining popularity. Indigo blue may be a particularly trendy kitchen color this year.

#3 All-white rooms seem to be falling out of favor too

Those looking to give their all-white interiors more pizzazz without adding bright colors can try combining different light-colored patterns and textures.

#4 The mid-century modern furniture trend may finally be over.

We're shifting away from the 1950's and 1960's 'Mad Men' look and spaces dominated by walnut wood, spindle legs, and geometric prints.

#5 Barn doors could be replaced by other types of statement entryways.

The trend for barn doors, often painted in drab brown, will be replaced by pocket doors or classic French doors.

#6 Accent walls likely won't be as trendy this year.

An accent wall is one that's painted or wallpapered differently than the others in a room.

The trend started as a way to make a space more interesting, but the age of the accent wall is drawing to a close and we will be returning to monochromatic walls that blend seamlessly with the décor without the startling drama of an accent wall..

#7 Matching furniture sets may start to look dated.

Identical furniture and matching sets don't showcase personal style, these matching sets will soon be seen as a design flaw.

Instead of trying to coordinate all your furniture or buying a complete set from a showroom, consider selecting nonmatching pieces with complementary colors or designs.

NOW LET'S SEE WHAT'S IN

#1 "granny chic" style is rising in popularity

This style is meant to evoke comfort, nostalgia, and tradition- think floral wallpaper, antique paintings, delicate china, crocheted throws, and vintage touches with whimsical flair. This trend will certainly be one to watch in 2021.

#2 Peel-and-stick wallpaper will likely be trendy this year.

Peel-and-stick wallpaper is perfect for an easy and dramatic room change. You can get creative and simply peel it off when you get tired of it. If you're wary of covering an entire room in wallpaper, try adding it above the chair rail in dining rooms, above the molding in the bathrooms, or even in closets.

#3 Rustic ceramics may edge out smooth tiling in the kitchen

Kitchen designs may swap smooth, uniform backsplashes for colorful, handcrafted ceramic tiling.

#4 Green cabinets could be one of the biggest kitchen trends of the year

Anyone looking to add drama to their kitchens may want to consider painting their cabinets green.

#5 Industrial styling may be the next big trend

Industrial interior style often incorporates elements such as exposed stonework, high ceilings, wood and metal elements, and neutral colors.

This fuss-free style may be a rising trend as people continue to spend more time at home.

#6 Plaster walls may make a comeback

To explore this trend without ripping out your walls, we suggest coating your drywall with a thin layer of plaster.

#7 Wicker and rattan furniture will likely be trending

Rattan and wicker details are on their way in, These natural materials add warmth and lightness to home décor.

#8 Natural fabrics may gain popularity over synthetics

With the growing awareness of environmental issues, the new trend will be to use more sustainable materials and natural fabrics in the home,

Textiles like organic cotton, recycled polyester, and low-impact linen as prime candidates for new trends.