Category
Art & Design
Oven Aesthetics
Trend cluster
Category
Interior
Texture
Tactile design elements infuse homes with an interesting aesthetic.
4.0
Trend score
Trend
What is the Interior Texture trend?
Interior Texture: Fashion designers often add interesting texture to their garments in an effort to capture customer interest, and now, home and interior designers are doing the same, creating everything from textural wall coverings to textured furniture and more. Providing a tactile quality to an otherwise simple design stands to elevate its uniqueness, providing a way to enhance and modernize a product or space without making it look over the top.
Trend themes
Themes within the Interior Texture trend
Three behaviours holding the trend together01
Tactile Design
Tactile design elements infuse homes with an interesting aesthetic creating an opportunity for businesses to enhance and modernize a product or space without making it look over the top.
02
Textured Wall Treatments
Textured wall treatments have become increasingly popular, providing a way to transform flat walls into eye-catching enclosures, and presenting an opportunity for businesses to offer something still relatively new.
03
Quilting as Textured Detail
Quilting has emerged as a unique way to add interest to objects such as furniture and bookcases, allowing businesses to experiment with the use of traditional fabrics in unconventional applications.
Industry implications
What the Interior Texture trend means for industry
Where the trend changes the playbookFor
Interior Design
The interior design industry can leverage these trends to offer new products, services, and designs that rely on the use of tactile and textured details.
For
Home Decor
The home decor industry can benefit from the trend of 3D surface wall panels and textured wall treatments that provide a unique look for any home.
For
Furniture Design
The furniture design industry can capitalize on the use of quilting and other textured details to create unique and eye-catching pieces that cater to those with a flair for the unusual.
Trend signals
Trend signals for Interior Texture
Trend score 4.0 out of 10, from popularity 47%, activity 64%, freshness 8%.
Popularity47%
Activity64%
Freshness8%
Audience
50%Men
50%Women
- Gen Alpha (not a primary audience)
- Gen Z
- Millennial
- Gen X
- Boomer (not a primary audience)
Market
North America
Evidence
Examples of the Interior Texture trend
7 featured examples from Feb 22 to Dec 3, 2011CategoryArt & Design
Quilted Back Bookcases
Daniel Becker's Victor Wooden Shelves are Warm and Simple
Furniture manufacturers can experiment with incorporating quilted textures into their designs for a cozy, homey feel.
CategoryArt & Design
Vintage Patchwork Furniture
Kelly Swallow Creates Traditional Chairs With a Modern Flair
Furniture manufacturers can take advantage of the trend towards patchwork and personalized furniture to expand their product lines and cater to a wider range of consumers.
CategoryArt & Design
Dazzling Driftwood Reliefs
Lee Borthwick Creates Awe-Inspiring Decor
The art and design industry can explore the use of recycled materials and geometric patterns to create innovative and environmentally conscious pieces.
CategoryArt & Design
Tactile Texturized Tableware
Sunday Morning Breakfast is Inspired by the Egg Carton
Redefining traditional tableware by incorporating tactile elements and unique designs.
CategoryArt & Design
Tangibly Texturized Walls
The 3D Surface Wall Panels are Dynamic Dimensional Decor
The 3D surface wall panels have the potential to create a wide range of customized textures and patterns, disrupting the wall decor industry.
CategoryArt & Design
Wild Safari Wall Treatments
Petracer Savana Ceramic Tiles Make Untamed Interiors
Petracer Savana Ceramic Tiles offer a disruptive innovation opportunity for interior designers to create bold and unique spaces that reflect their clients' personalities and adven…
CategoryArt & Design
Honeycomb Wall Tiles
Le Pietre Incise Curve is a Wicked Way to Add Unique Texture to Your Space
The interior design industry can leverage curved wall designs and honeycomb textures to create unique and visually stunning spaces.
