Design Trends That Will Be Hot In 2021 Part 2

Design Trends That Will Be Hot In 2021 According To Brand Experts!

Hungry to keep up with trends? Not to worry because we got you covered with the latest and hottest items for your home in 2021!

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WORK & PLAY BULTHAUP B3
Bulthaup kitchen planners combine form and function to enhance communion within the kitchen space, providing a balance to illustrate the diversity and flexibility of a Bulthaup system.

The Bulthaup B3 is an architect’s dream with its thorough planning system and flexibility. It is designed to harmoniously integrate cooking, eating, and living with its seamless system, blurring borders between kitchen and living spaces and blends them together to become a single unit. Handleless fronts support the calm and cosy look. Bulthaup is known for its premium craftmanship that is known to focus on one purpose – people and their individual needs.

HAPPINESS HOME COSENTINO SILESTONE® LOFT

Cosentino introduces their new quartz surface brand, Silestone® Loft – which is stain, acid, shock and scratch resistant. HybriQ+ is a qualitative leap in the evolution of the Silestone® brand – this innovative process, reused raw materials, such as recycled glass, are used in the manufacture of Silestone® Loft while maintaining the quality and beauty of Silestone®, as well as its 25-year warranty . Cosentino’s production process is carried out by employing 98% recycled water and 100% renewable energy.

Inspired by London’s Camden street art of multi-culture sounds, music and bohemian 80s punk, it is authentic with the natural wear and tear of exposed brick facades. It is versatile with adaptable color to incorporate with any decoration thanks to its homogeneity.

Inspired by the epicentre of the industrial revolution in Barcelona where old industrial buildings have been turned into fabulous loft spaces surrounded by art galleries, bars and businesses. A warm, shade of grey with very subtle veining on its surface and a sandy background that brings brightness and offers a comforting texture and familiar ambiance.

Reminds us of the small seaside district in southeastern Manhattan, where the past coexists peacefully alongside docks, restaurants and shops.Is very similar to dark, worn cement, and its striking white shades blend in perfectly with the background. A simply, breathtaking color.

Inspired by the New York avant-garde of architectural identity that gave it such a unique and distinctive character. Nolita (North of Little Italy) is cold and industrial, blended with shades of whites and light greys, that creates an elegant, fine line, free of strong contrasts.