That affinity for nature extends to bio-designs furniture made from living materials, going beyond environmental into long-term sustainable building materials that can be repurposed or recycled at the end of their life. Homeowners in 2021 will be wanting to bring the outside in, with internal courtyards, filtered light, plantlife and biophilic designs. We’ve now all had the experience of feeling ‘trapped’ inside, with even the most adamant homebody yearning for some Vitamin D from the sun in winter 2020. Modern house design: the return of nature Visit our Soho display home – a bold, modern narrow lot design with an impressively integrated style. As space in Perth’s inner and middle ring continues to grow in value, homeowners realise that space truly is something to treasure. More people are searching for terms such as ‘u-shaped kitchen’, and ‘functional island bench ends’. That might be creating multi-purpose rooms and flexible spaces, such as a games room with a study nook. But even beyond ‘tiny homes’, there’s a drive in 2021 to intentionally maximise the utility of space. Multiple factors are at play, including baby boomers downsizing, and millennials taking to minimalism. It also pays to have a private area for guests (as with The Capital), especially when the in-laws come to stay!Īustralia’s average home size has been falling over the past decade, and newly-built houses are the smallest they’ve been in 17 years.
Having a separate self-contained area also suits many with young adult children making their way through university, or living up to the name ‘boomerang generation’. With the horrible stories exposed by the Royal Commission on Aged Care, many older Australians are looking at multi-generational housing options, including the return of the granny flat or rear-property studio villa. And bricks are back! We’re not talking breezeblocks or boring basics but exposed brick used deliberately for interiors and exteriors is again in vogue, as are statement tile designs. Interiors in the coming year will be about textural variations - soft furnishings such as velvet cushions, rugs and bedding. We’ll see more authentic natural colours, including stone, sand, beige tints, soft greens and warm browns, as well as dark-toned woods. Looking to the most awarded interior designers in the hotel, hospitality and wellness space, the colour forecast for 2021 focuses on natural rich palettes. Copper and its alloys have demonstrated a die-off capability on various funguses, making it an ideal surface for bathrooms and kitchens. While the fixtures still require regular cleaning to remain effective and reduce corrosion, the material’s old-world charm has been updated for the modern home. Antimicrobial surfaces, including copper and its alloysīrass has long been used for door handles in doctors surgeries, schools and hospitals due to its resilience and antimicrobial properties. These home design trends for 2021 speak to the practical nature of home, as well as addressing something much deeper in the collective mind.
While all modern home builders are unique, there are specific design trends that we fully expect to see in this and the coming years many are a part of projects that we are currently building. So, what does a modern house design look like in 2021? Once the dread of ‘lockdowns’ eventually became boredom, many people found frustration at how unlivable their home design actually is, especially when that’s the only place one can go (except for a run with a kebab). Off the back of all that happened in 2020, how we each design our lives and our homes will change.
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