A decade of transformation in Australian homeware trends and a glimpse into the future
Exposed brick, metal fixtures, and reclaimed wood dominated Australian homes. The industrial aesthetic brought raw materials and urban grit into residential spaces.
Clean lines, neutral palettes, and functional design took centre stage. Hygge culture influenced Australian homeware choices significantly.
COVID-19 lockdowns accelerated the trend towards nature-inspired design. Australians sought to bring the outdoors in through sustainable materials and organic shapes.
Bold patterns, vibrant colours, and eclectic styling returned. Australians embraced personality-driven design and sustainable luxury.
Eco-friendly materials, upcycled furniture, and energy-efficient lighting have become standard in Australian homes.
With remote work becoming permanent, furniture that serves multiple purposes has gained popularity.
Australians are moving away from cookie-cutter designs towards unique, personality-driven interiors.
Technology seamlessly integrated into homeware design, from smart lighting to automated window treatments.