Decorating & Design
March 9, 2022
Runway To Room: How Spring 2022 Fashion Trends Translate To Home
We’ve got spring on our mind! If the upcoming season has you wanting to shake up your wardrobe, may we suggest multitasking and letting fashion lead the way when it comes to decorating? The following rooms demonstrate how a great style idea can be translated into both a decorating and fashion moment.
Scroll down to see 12 livable (and wearable) looks!
Style Trend: Tailored Texture
Coco Chanel made bouclé an instant classic, and it’s been a runway staple ever since. Pairing it with faded jeans keeps the look young.
Room Trend: Tailored Texture
Deep indigo grasscloth walls and a nubby rug give this living room plenty of tactile appeal.
Style Trend: Grown Up Pinks
There’s something fresh about a traditionally tough DST bomber jacket from LNO Greek in an unexpected pastel, paired with distressed denim.
Room Trend: Grown Up Pinks
In this serene bedroom, pink shakes off its sweet reputation with a sophisticated graphic print and matelassé charcoal pillow.
Style Trend: Boho Tropicals
Big, blowsy tropical blooms are lush and eye catching, especially when rendered on a flowy halter dress.
Room Trend: Boho Tropicals
Queen of the Jungalow, Justina Blakeney, always understands the assignment when it comes to boho style. She layers treasured artwork over her own wallpaper in her dining room.
Style Trend: Multi-width Stripes
Breton stripes are a perennial favorite in spring, but they get a sophisticated twist when they’re broken out in varying widths and shades.
Room Trend: Multi-width Stripes
In this condo breakfast nook, an array of stripes create a compelling graphic energy.
Style Trend: Painterly Prints
Bleeding colors and diffused patterns are a trippy addition to a standout dress that resembles original artwork.
Room Trend: Painterly Prints
Blurry lines and scenic Chinoiserie toiles add an artisanal richness to this bedroom, while the black millwork makes the colors pop.
Style Trend: Hothouse Maximalism
A dress with puffed sleeves and flowy fabrics get a jolt of energy from this rich print’s retro vibe.
Room Trend: Hothouse Maximalism
In a showhome by Sarah Baeumler, the basement bar has the look of an exclusive club thanks to teal paint, woven stools and a retro wallpaper complete with monkeys and bananas.
Style Trend: Updated Florals
Micro prints are making a return this spring and there’s nothing grannyish about them when they come in a brilliant shade of emerald and are paired with chunky moto boots.
Room Trend: Updated Florals
Simple and graphic, this wallpaper takes a traditional thistle print and makes it new, while retaining the romance associated with florals.
Style Trend: Saturated Cobalt
Miranda Priestly was right, it’s not just blue. This particular deep shade reflects the Aegean sea and skims over curves while allowing for movement.
Room Trend: Saturated Cobalt
This lacquered living room was inspired by the Majorelle gardens in Morocco, and we love how the finish makes it even easier to lose oneself in the look.
Style Trend: Pattern Play
The pairing of a big, bold palm print and tiny check pants is inspired. The volume of the sleeves and slim pants is another enticement to mix and match.
Room Trend: Pattern Play
Layering one print on top of another (even if they seem incongruous like stripes, stars and plaid) shakes up an outfit, and a bedroom, as evidenced by this fun kid’s bedroom.
Style Trend: Maritime Stripes
Blue and white isn’t just favored by French sailors in Bretagne; everyone loves their breezy appeal, from Brigitte Bardot to Brando. This jacket riffs on the style with leather patches for an upscale mix.
Room Trend: Maritime Stripes
In this Connecticut home, the striped wallpaper is a backdrop for exuberant florals and trellis pillows.
Style Trend: Mudcloth
This breezy trapeze dress has graphic motifs and neutral shades inspired by African mudcloth, a perfect base for boho accessories.
Room Trend: Mudcloth
This classic decor fabric pops up in several designer interiors for good reason: it’s graphic and neutral, and the handmade cloth injects soul into just about any interior. A mudcloth pillow on the bed of this moody bedroom adds a human touch to make this space even more sensual.