Wall Art Decor: What’s In and What’s Out in 2019

With the humidity levels rising across the UAE, summer has marked its entry. It’s not all that bad though. On the upside, a change of season calls for interior decor makeover too. Hence, MyBayut is here to give you a list of the best wall art decor themes. If you want to know what’s in and what’s out for 2019, keep reading.

Wall Art Decor: What’s in and What’s Out in 2019?

To help you stay in vogue, we have jotted down a list of all the latest wall art trends that are in and out of fashion this year. These ideas will help you get to know of the styles that are now outdated and keep the walls of your home refreshed.

In: Floral Wallpaper and Fabrics

A lot of people want to know if wallpaper is coming back in style in 2019. It certainly is! The demand for printed wallpaper has gone up as a lot of designers are incorporating them in their makeovers for both homes as well as office wall art. So when looking to incorporate wallpapers as wall decor, think floral and more nature-inspired themes like leaves. Fabrics are also making a comeback this year.

Out: Rooms without colour or texture

Rooms lacking texture are now a thing of the past. Consider a combination of styles in any room of your house. A mixture of styles is key for any wall art decor in 2019.

Room without colour or texture on walls — Rooms can look boring and empty without texture or colour

In: Bold Walls

Consider giving your walls a bold personality. When it comes to colour themes, wall art trends for 2019 indicate that these are the new paint colours for 2019:

Mist
New Blues
Mustard
Soft Clay
Dark Greens
Muted Pastels
Lilac Gray
Hazelnut

Bold textured wall — A bold and textured wall with complementary furniture breathes life into your workspace

Out: Monotone walls

Bid farewell to monotone walls for your home. This trend is pretty much ‘2018’ for now; and not just for your bedroom but the whole house. For now, bold colours in a room is the preference.

Accent wall in living room — Bold colours are more complementary for the walls

However, this style might perhaps return with a new version. It is expected to include texture or some other complementary pattern.

In: Warmer Whites and Related Hues

The trends have shifted from cold whites to warmer ones in 2019. This includes Chantilly Lace, a white that does not have any grey undertone to it, giving your room a brighter and more luminescent look.

Warm white in living room — White having a warmer undertone is more preferred in 2019

Alternatively, you can also consider making a colour recipe that has white as the first one. The second wall should be a similar hue and gradually move to a solid or opaque shade for the fourth wall. You can also add texture to one of these walls to dial up the oomph factor.

Out: Fibre Art

Fibre art, which is basically artistic wall décor item made of yarn, fabric or synthetic fibre, is now a thing of the past. Adding fibre art such as a macramé hanging to the bedroom is considered a no-no this year because this wall art decor item has been around for a long while now.

Macrame wall hanging — Macrame hangings have become a thing of the past now

In: Feature Wall

You can add a feature wall to any room of your home; even your kitchen! When thinking of kitchen wall art, consider a full-length makeover of one of the walls. You could add tiles to an entire wall of your kitchen to make the feature wall, which would not just change the colour but would add depth in the form of texture too. You could choose from a range of graphic tiles too. Want to know how to add a feature wall to the other rooms of your home? Here is everything you need to know about creating a feature wall.

Feature wall in a bedroom — A feature wall of this kind draws attention when you enter a room

Out: Cool Greys

Is grey going out of style 2019? It certainly has. The general public is moving towards warmer colour tones, such as hues of earthy tones like green and taupe.

Cool grays, out of fashion — Bid farewell to cool greys this year as they are out of fashion

In: Moody Hues

Moving away from the greys, people are showing renewed interest in navy and other darker colours. Deep green and black are also in style in 2019. Consider repainting to a shade of forest green to make it more lively and natural.

Lilac coloured wall — Feminine shades are in high demand this year

The general mood for colours also is shifting towards bronze, dusty pink, lilac and other feminine tones. This change could give a refreshed look to a room having a previous brown, taupe or other earthy colour. These tones as work well when incorporated in dining room wall art.

Out: Gendered Rooms

Wall art decor that is associated with gender is a thing of the past now. For 2019, you can move past your gender theme colours and freely add large wall art that incorporates coral colours. If you do want to add a touch of pink or blue to the room, you can do so by purchasing some cheap wall art decor to accent the room.

Gendered room themes are now a thing of the past too

In: Bold Black Bathroom

Black is in this season, along with other dark colours. Consider redoing your bathroom wall art to have a lavish bold black spa-like new look. You can then accent these rooms by adding gold decor items for your home makeover too.

Bold lavish black bathroom — A bold black makeover adds a luxurious feel to the bathroom if done right

Out: Eclectic Walls

Adding eclectic designs and wall décor that incorporates bold patterns and are pretty much out of style now. This design adds clutter to a room and is not as functional as you would like it to be. Consider unique and light combinations of items and colours instead.

All in all, the wall art decor for 2019 is all about simplicity, personality, and warmth. Consider checking out these cool wall art decor ideas for your home, if you need more inspiration. If you want to make your home entrance more welcoming and warm, consider these entryway decor ideas.

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Wall art decor 2019: what’s in and what’s out?