Winter Trends 2022

No matter what you celebrate during the winter months, everybody decorates their house with winter decor.

Here are 3 trends that you might see in homes this winter:

Monochrome spaces make spaces feel full. They feel full because the same color is used throughout all of the decorations and the colors match the furniture.

Monochrome spaces use the same color but different shades and tints of that color.

Colors used for this trend:

White, Black and Gold

Grey, burgundy Blue

Grey and gold

Nature Sustainability is making its way into the winter season. Having greenery as a Christmas decoration combined with sustainable materials will make the season very joyful. Using objects such as dried fruit, wooden beads, pine cones or anything that is natural is made into decorations. These decorations are 100% natural, there is no plastic, no metal. Maybe just some string to hold everything together. And it is kinda fun to go hunting for your decor!

Sometimes people use colors that are not usually “winter colors”. This trend is called “Playful Colors”. Colors such as pink, blue, yellow, and orange are not colors you see everyday but are becoming more popular. White trees with green, pink, and blue ornaments are examples of using these playful colors. Basically anything that is not “normally” seen around Christmas time will fit into this trend.

Clothing Trends are always circling in a pattern. Some you may never see again, some you may see every year, or some might come and go.

10 Clothing Trends you will see this winter

Patchwork Clothing

Patchwork jeans
Patch Skirts

Fringe

Dresses
Midi dresses with long fringe

Fuzzy Cardigans

Oversized button knitted cardigans
Plaid cardigan top

Dramatic sleeves
Quilted texture
Bold Checkered

Pleated Skirts

Butter Yellow

Good color for layering
Good to use as a neutral color

Faux Fur Coats

With bold prints

Shearling Trim

Colored leather jackets
Jean jackets

Statement Cut outs

Waist cutouts
“Cold” shoulder cut outs

Which trend are you using to decorate or in your clothing this winter?

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