With every new season comes a bevy of new trends for the home. And once you see something you like in one place, stores everywhere have caught on. We identified four hot trends for summer that will definitely outlast your tan.
While we personally don't have an opinion on keeping birds as pets, we LOVE seeing birdcages incorporated in the decor. Delicate and refined, they come in all different sizes and can boast glamorous lines. Whether you prefer an art deco style or a more traditional shape, you can hang birdcages from high ceilings, fill them with candles or flowers or simply use them as centerpieces. And before you spend money at a store, scavenger your local flea market - they're everywhere this summer!
We chose coral as a hot color for both your home and closet this season, but coral graphics are just as popular. Especially timely for summer, coral accents evoke feelings of the beach and the sand. Just beware of going overboard (no pun intended); too much coral can turn an island oasis into a deep sea disaster!
Vintage keys can add a certain charm to your home. While you can buy key accents in stores, take a look around your local flea market: You'll walk away with more money in your pocket and more character behind your purchase. After all, the stories of the doors vintage keys once opened are half the fun!
Key pendants on jewelry are also hot right now. But when you're not wearing a key around your neck, drape it over a bookshelf or mantle to add a bit of intrigue to your decor.
Boasting bold colors and patterns, Native American prints are amazing accents to your furniture in the form of pillows and throws. The shapes, colors and patterns all have stories behind them and are inspired by different Native American tribes across the United States.
With every new season comes a bevy of new trends for the home. And once you see something you like in one place, stores everywhere have caught on. We identified four hot trends for summer that will definitely outlast your tan.
While we personally don't have an opinion on keeping birds as pets, we LOVE seeing birdcages incorporated in the decor. Delicate and refined, they come in all different sizes and can boast glamorous lines. Whether you prefer an art deco style or a more traditional shape, you can hang birdcages from high ceilings, fill them with candles or flowers or simply use them as centerpieces. And before you spend money at a store, scavenger your local flea market - they're everywhere this summer!
