{"id":18992,"date":"2022-07-20T06:30:14","date_gmt":"2022-07-20T05:30:14","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.goodhomesmagazine.com\/?p=18992"},"modified":"2024-09-20T16:07:44","modified_gmt":"2024-09-20T15:07:44","slug":"tiktok-interior-trends-for-2022","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.goodhomesmagazine.com\/news\/tiktok-interior-trends-for-2022\/","title":{"rendered":"The interior design trends proving most popular in 2022"},"content":{"rendered":"

At the start of every year, Good Homes examines interior trends forecasts<\/a>. But as we hit the halfway point of 2022, how are those predictions holding up? Social media and search engine data are a great indication of how things are playing out in real homes, so Homebase has analysed the TikTok interior trends, Instagram hashtags and search trends to see which decor schemes are making an impact in 2022…<\/p>\n

Homebase<\/a> collated the Google searches, Instagram hashtags and TikTok views for each interior design trend and ranked each list in ascending order \u2013 the higher the number of searches, hashtags and views, the higher the rank.<\/p>\n

With over 302,000 monthly searches on Google and 368 million views on TikTok, minimalism is still the hottest trend in 2022. This clean and clutter-free<\/a> aesthetic is all about simplicity and functionality.<\/p>\n

In second place, and in stark contrast, it\u2019s cottagecore<\/a>. This trend has had more than 10 billion TikTok views \u2013 by far the largest of any interior trend analysed by Homebase. Cottagecore is all about creating a warm and inviting space, with plenty of nature-inspired elements like dried flowers<\/a> and wooden beams.\u00a0Mid-century modern<\/a>, an iconic style characterised by clean lines and minimalist aesthetic, ranks third in the decor trends list.<\/p>

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‘The chaos of 2020 saw a definitive shift in interior design trends, with an emphasis on natural elements and neutrals colour palettes emerging,’ said an interiors spokesperson at Homebase. ‘Being forced to unwind and spend considerably more time at home, encouraged people to rethink their interior designs to reflect positivity and comfort.’<\/p>\n

‘As supported by the data collated by Homebase, 2022 will see the continuation of simplistic designs infused with traditional elements, with minimalism, cottagecore and Mid-century modern aesthetics dominating the styling scene. Minimalism falls hand in hand with runner-up cottagecore, which is essentially a traditional twist on simplistic designs, while Mid-century modern has its roots in authentic vintage styling, with an undeniably timeless appeal.’<\/p>\n

The top 10 interior trends of 2022<\/h2>\n

1. Minimalism<\/h3>\n

Google: 302,100 monthly searches
\nInstagram: 25,905,185 tagged posts
\nTikTok: 368,800,000 views<\/p>\n

Minimalism has been around for an age yet extreme minimalism is one of the biggest TikTok interior trends of 2022. It comes out top across all three inspiration sources of Google, Instagram and TikTok. Many people don\u2019t want their house to feel cluttered, preferring an open and airy feel. Minimalism captures the art of living with the minimal amount necessary. In addition to creating space, decluttering is known to help reduce stress. Mix up minimalism with some of 2022\u2019s hottest colour trends such as shades of brown<\/a>, cranberry<\/a> or taupe<\/a>.<\/p>

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2. Cottagecore<\/h3>\n

Google: 360900 monthly searches
\nInstagram: 3,503,277 tagged posts
\nTikTok: 10 billion views<\/p>\n

Cottagecore offers a cosy, comfortable and charming aesthetic. One of the major TikTok interior trends from the last few years \u2013 along with spinoffs like cluttercore<\/a> and cabincore<\/a> \u2013 cottagecore is all about taking inspiration from nature and rural living and infusing it into your home d\u00e9cor. Think floral prints, earthy tones, rustic furniture and big, squishy cushions \u2013 in fact anything that makes you want to curl up with a good book.<\/p>\n

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3. Mid-century modern<\/h3>\n

Google: 124,900 monthly searches
\nInstagram: 5,803,998 tagged posts
\nTikTok: 316,500,000 views<\/p>\n

Mid-century modern is one of the hottest trends in home design right now. This retro style from the middle of the 20th century is characterised by clean lines, organic shapes, and a focus on simplicity. If you’re considering giving your home a Mid-century modern makeover, think about investing in some vintage pieces, or reproductions that capture the Mid-century aesthetic. Make it on-trend for 2022 by adding in some warm sunset tones<\/a>.<\/p>

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4. Bauhaus<\/h3>\n

Google: 5,600,000 monthly searches
\nInstagram: 1,240,825 tagged posts
\nTikTok: 69,800,000 views<\/p>\n

Bauhaus style, often associated with minimalism, celebrates function over form. Architecturally it translates into clean lines and blocky buildings. In terms of interiors you’ll see a lot of abstract forms, geometric shapes and black and white mixed with primary colours. To get a modern Bauhaus look in your home, work with a colour palette of warm greens and chocolates, which are very much in vogue for 2022. Add some geometric shapes and patterns, plus a mix of natural materials, metal and glass. Throw in a design classic like an Eames chair and you’ve nailed it.<\/p>\n

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5. Dried flowers<\/h3>\n

Google: 118,200 monthly searches
\nInstagram: 2,836,107 tagged posts
\nTikTok: 160,600,000 views<\/p>\n

Dried flowers<\/a> are still a popular trend in 2022. Not only do they last longer than fresh blooms, they are easy to coordinate with the seasons. If you’re looking to add a bit of dried floral charm to your home, there are a few things to keep in mind. First, consider the colour palette<\/a> of your space and choose a shade that complements your existing d\u00e9cor. Second, think about the shape and size of the arrangement. A large, sprawling dried flower arrangement can make a bold statement, while a small, delicate one adds a subtle touch.<\/p>

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6. Arches<\/h3>\n

Google: 217,900 monthly searches
\nInstagram: 1,731,746 tagged posts
\nTikTok: 42,400,000 views<\/p>\n

Arches and curves<\/a> are one of the hottest TikTok interior trends right now. They add a touch of elegance and sophistication to any space, while also providing a warm and inviting feeling. To incorporate the curves trend into your home decor, add arches to doorways or windows. This is a great way to add a bit of architectural interest to a room. Another option is to seek out curved accessories, from pendant lights to wall art and curvier sofas, bookcases with an arch and curvy vases.<\/p>\n

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7. Boho decor<\/h3>\n

Google: 40,300 monthly searches
\nInstagram: 3,702,432 tagged posts
\nTikTok: 322,400,000 views<\/p>\n

There\u2019s no doubt about it, the 70s are back, and it has moved beyond bold fashion prints into home decor, becoming one of the biggest TikTok interiors trend of 2022. Think organic, free-flowing shapes and earthy, natural colours like browns, oranges and greens (use them sparingly for a scheme that endures). If you\u2019re looking to add a bit of 70s boho chic<\/a> to your home, start with a neutral base<\/a> of cream with pale browns and greens. Add in some Moroccan-inspired patterns and textures with colourful rugs, pillows and throws. And last but not least, add in plenty of plants \u2013 greenery is a must in any bohemian space.<\/p>

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8. Taupe<\/h3>\n

Google: 265,800 monthly searches
\nInstagram: 327,327 tagged posts
\nTikTok: 27,600,000 views<\/p>\n

Taupe<\/a> \u2013 the signature colour of interior designer Kelly Hoppen \u2013 can be warm or cool, light or dark, depending on how it’s used. And it mixes wonderfully with beiges and whites, so it’s perfect for creating a calm, relaxing space. It’s also great for adding a bit of warmth to a minimalist scheme that might feel a too cold. Taupe is the perfect compromise between black and white, and it can be used in so many different ways. Pair it with white for a classic look, or use it with other bold colours to create a unique and stylish space.<\/p>\n

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9. Sunset lamp<\/h3>\n

Google: 162,700 monthly searches
\nInstagram: 35,780 tagged posts
\nTikTok: 225,300,000 views<\/p>\n

Warm sunset shades are both calming and inspirational. A sunset lamp, which you can pick up from Amazon for around \u00a315<\/a>, is a lamp that has been designed to mimic the glowing amber shades of a sunset. Achieve a similar effect by switching from bright white to warm white bulbs in parts of the home that don’t require task lighting, giving your space a warmer, more inviting feeling.<\/p>\n

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