At times, the most noticeable changes that you make to your home décor need the least effort. Yes, installing new pendant lights or adding a unique lamp can make a world of difference in the look and feel of your home.
If you are planning to update your lighting any time soon, you will want to catch up with the latest trends, lest your home ends up looking outdated. Here’s what’s trending in lighting design right now.
Think geometric chandeliers for your kitchen
Chandeliers add elegance to any room instantly. But you don’t want anything too formal or heavy in your kitchen. Modern geometric shaped chandeliers that have a casual appeal are trending in 2020. You can hang them in any room and it looks great in your kitchen.
Go casual with wicker pendants
People are obsessed with wicker pendants and for good reasons. They are eco-friendly and create a laid-back and chic vibe. Hang them in your casual areas like the living room or even porch.
Express yourself with coloured glass table lamps
You can express your unique style, not just with your favourite piece of art but also with the lighting in your home. Share something about your style by placing a coloured glass table lamp on your coffee table. These lamps are fast gaining in popularity.
Architect floor lamps add playfulness
If your living room is too conventional, add a playful style to your space with architect floor lamps. Not only are they trending, but they can serve as a task light while you curl up on your sofa and read a book.
Add wall sconces for smaller bedrooms
Not everyone has the luxury of owning a big bedroom. Luckily, wall sconces are in trend. You can pick stylish wall scones and illuminate your bedroom without the clutter. They are a functional and chic alternative to table lamps.
Say yes to organic materials
Already saw this coming? This trend is significant in the interior design sphere, and lighting design is no exception. People are more eco-conscious and on the lookout for natural materials. Whether it is glass, metal, wood, marble, and stone, blend them with lush linen shades to get an on-trend work of art.
A more polished industrial design
Industrial lighting has been trending for a while. But in 2020, the style is more polished that will effortlessly blend into your luxury home or style. Though tubes, filament bulbs, and pipework may be visible, industrial lighting has taken a more delicate style. You will see sleeker and more luxurious finishes.
Free-form shapes
This lighting trend is an alternative for those who don’t prefer geometric shapes. You will find the more swirling, free-form lighting shapes with no symmetry in many homes. They are bold and eye-catching.
Bigger is better
Designers are saying bigger is better when it comes to the 2020 lighting arrangement. Though light is functional, you should consider it as a significant design element. And currently trending are big, bold pieces. Think oversized ceiling lights, elegant table and statement chandeliers.
LED lighting
The list won’t be complete without adding LED lighting. This trend is already immensely big, but it’s going more significant in 2020. LED lights not only come in varied shapes and sizes to choose from, they also last longer and are energy-efficient, non-toxic and the ideal choice for smart homes. If you want to save energy bills while improving the aesthetic of your home, LEDs are a great option.
Wrapping-Up
There you have it. The most popular lighting trends for the year 2020. Which trend are you going to incorporate in your home interior?
Whether you want a mid-century modern design, prefer to keep it clean, or simply looking to add some colour, changing your lighting can create the needed vibe or aesthetic.
Plus, your lighting design can showcase your unique taste to the world and it doesn’t need much labour and time. If you want to give your home a face-lift instantaneously, instead of painting it or going for high-end décor, simply change your lighting.
Author Bio:
Richa Parmar is an architect and passionate in the field of designing and creativity. Presently, Richa works as a Senior Manager cum Architect Blogger at GharPedia portal. You can reach her at LinkedIn.