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10 Things For Your Home You Won’t Want To Live Without In 2022

By Emma Reddington On

With a new year comes a renewed desire to update our homes with little (or big) things that reflect the current decade.

Whether you’re undertaking a full-scale renovation or are just looking to refresh a few rooms, we’ve rounded up ten home trends for your consideration. Scroll down to see what’s trending in the home for 2022!

Texture

2022 is all about texture – and not just in one place. Layer fabrics you want to run your hands over (like bouclé) with accessories such as wicker table lamps with pleated lampshades and rough surfaces like raw concrete ceilings or plastered walls. Opt for new 3D wallpapers or tried-and-true classics like grasscloth, and don’t forget to add in lots of wood for a soulful touch.

  • Photographer Lauren Miller
  • Designer Anne-Marie Egan

House & Home September 2021

Fabric Skirts

Designers like Beata Heuman and Frances Merrill of Reath Design are replacing cabinet doors with rippled fabric to create whimsical sink skirts. This grand-millennial style is also making its way into bedrooms and living rooms where bed skirts and skirted sofas are once again becoming popular choices.

  • Photographer Virginia MacDonald
  • Designer Emily Griffin

House & Home July/August 2020

Quilts

Makeover your bedroom with a patchwork quilt. Whether new or modern, the soulful character of a hand-stitched comforter is making its way into both contemporary and traditional homes. Check out our story on quilts to read more.

  • Photographer Janis Nicolay
  • Designer Rosie Daykin

House & Home June 2021

Sculptural Accessories

Sculpture is having a big moment. Once relegated to art museums, expressive forms are turning up as lamp bases, vases and candleholders. Even furniture is getting in on the act. Look for shapely stools and accent tables.

  • Photographer Stephani Buchman
  • Designer Emily Cade

House & Home September 2021

Bold Moves

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There’s nothing shy or understated about the current state of design. Express your personality with graphic fabrics, dynamic lighting and impressive furnishings. Make your home into a place you want to be.

  • Photographer Alex Lukey
  • Designer Ali Budd

House & Home January/February 2021

WFH Office Upgrades

You might have invested in your WFH office back in 2020 but two years on, it’s probably time for an upgrade. Is your zoom background getting a little tired? How about that dining room chair you’ve been sitting in? With working from home becoming a more permanent situation for many people, it’s probably time to give this space a refresh. We had also been searching for the best virtual office service in the UK and decided on https://virtually-there.net/virtual-offices/, which has turned out to be absolutely amazing.

  • Photographer R. Brad Knipstein
  • Designer Kristen Peña, K Interiors, Architecture by CCS Architecture & Interiors

Tuareg Rugs

These mats made with natural reed and leather are woven by the Tuareg people in Morocco and Mauritania. They are quickly becoming a staple of designers who love them for their textural qualities.

  • Photographer Stacey Brandford
  • Designer Sam Sacks

House & Home December 2020

One Of A Kind Pieces 

The ubiquitousness of certain furniture pieces and styles has us searching out and craving unique items that might not appear in anyone else’s Instagram post. Vintage sites like Pamano and 1st Dibs are seeing record numbers while smaller exhibition spaces like Alpenglow Projects in Vancouver are showcasing the work of talented artisans who make small batch or one-of-a-kind pieces.

  • Photographer Courtesy of Alpenglow Projects

House & Home December 2021

Reeded Cabinetry

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If you are undertaking a kitchen or bathroom renovation this year look out for ribbed or reeded cabinetry doors. This popular textural effect which first showed up on furniture can be used in contemporary or traditional homes in a range of materials from wood to plaster.

  • Photographer Lauren Miller
  • Designer Collective Studio

House & Home March 2021

Outdoor Rooms 

Turning your backyard into the luxury resort you wish you could visit is high on many wishlists for 2022. Outdoor fire-pits, in-ground pools and saunas and showers are some of the things people are adding to their outdoor spaces.

  • Photographer Valerie Wilcox
  • Designer Sarah Keenleyside