The furniture trends of 2021 (and interior doors suitable for every style)

The furnishing trends of 2021

Each historical period is characterized by the arrival of new design trends, which help to innovate your home. 2021 is no exception to this dynamic. Having now arrived in the second half of the year, it is time to discuss the trends that have been the most popular so far, and which interior doors are best suited to new styles.

japandi

Japandi, or Japadornic, is an interior design trend that mixes typical elements of the Japanese and Scandinavian concept of furniture. The goal is to create minimalist environments, but not for this cold and impersonal.

This type of style focuses on designing orderly spaces, capable of incorporating natural elements and handcrafted accessories. The colors are often light but belonging to the shades of the wood. In this way, the environment is given a touch of warmth, without ever giving up sobriety.

A style entirely based on simplicity, therefore, which is well suited to traditional wooden doors, preferably in a light shade.
Home comfort

What's better than a nice comfortable house? Here, in 2021 many people asked themselves this question, and answered with a furnishing style that focuses entirely on comfort.

This type of interior design aims for comfort, a sense of warmth, a constant feeling of being safe. And so, the choice of colors turns towards relaxing shades, such as gray or orange. The choice of furnishings does not see a preference for a specific style. What is certain is that wooden furniture is certainly the most suitable.

One of the weaknesses of this setup could be the lack of light. This can be remedied by installing glass doors, perhaps sliding.

Sustainable luxury

We live in an era where the environmental question is more than ever on the agenda. But being attentive to nature does not mean having to give up elegant furnishings. One of the trends of 2021 sees the combination of refined designs but at the same time capable of being sustainable.

This style favors solutions capable of lasting over time, with furnishings in fabric and materials such as wool, cotton and velvet. Natural light then plays a central role, and helps to create an elegant and timelessly refined environment.

Flush-to-the-wall sliding doors, in this context, seem to be the most suitable, because they manage to give that sense of elegance that is well suited to the idea of ​​sustainable luxury. Furthermore, their installation is quick and does not require major masonry works.

Back to nature

Speaking of sustainability, the return to nature is another major trend that has established itself in the current year. It is an approach that is in some ways more "extreme" than sustainable luxury. Large windows, use of wooden furniture or recycled materials, careful planning of spaces, with the creation of "empty" areas, ideal for relaxing and getting more in touch with yourself.

This all-natural style cannot fail to make you think of glass frames with multiple facades, which can be created thanks to our special door design service.
Slow living

The rhythms of modern life are increasingly frenetic. When you go home, you often want nothing more than a space to relax and recharge your batteries. The slow living approach concerns precisely this dynamic. Inspired by the Nordic style, it favors practical and functional solutions. For example the creation of niches, the preference for fireplaces and walls with light colors. Natural lighting is preferred, where possible, for an even more human-friendly environment.

In such a context, folding doors appear as completely adequate alternatives, thanks to their ability to let the right amount of light through.

FIP helps to find the right door for every home

Each interior design approach is associated with one or more types of doors. To find out which model of window is right for you, contact us on 0941 901172 and 0941 912335. Our experts will be able to answer your questions, creating custom-made doors for any type of home, business or accommodation facility.