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POLL: What material will we see trending in 2016?

Emmeline Westin
vor 8 Jahren

We've asked you to predict the colour of 2016 and now it's time to debate what type of material we'll see a lot of next year. Help out the editorial team (as they're writing a feature about this) and cast your vote!

Porcelain tiles
Stone
Copper
Polished concrete
Wood
Other - tell us!
Hervorgehobene Antwort
  • PRO
    Empatika Bespoke Fitted Furniture
    vor 8 Jahren

    Hopefully more natural and eco materials this year and forevermore! :)

    Kommentare (24)

    • PRO
      Daman of Witham
      vor 8 Jahren

      We have just installed a copper themed bathroom display in our showroom, seems like we are on trend!

    • coppicefarm
      vor 8 Jahren
      I think the trend for glass walls will gain pace.
    • Sherbert Barnes
      vor 8 Jahren
      I think we are going to see everything with the Midas touch! Everything we touch will turn to GOLD! Other metals, such as pewter and copper, will give way to gold - so we will have lots of gold tiles - gold wallpaper etc.... Think it will be quite exciting.... Think it will come more in the form of beautiful and calming rather than glitz and glamour. But generally I think, because of this, the other new material will be glass, to reflect it light. If like me, you have gone all out pewter or brushed nickel for several years, don't panic as gold will sit alongside this! That's my prediction!
    • pavinia
      vor 8 Jahren

      Brass - I predict a resurgence of beautiful antique brass kitchen and bathroom fixtures.

    • angelboyman
      vor 8 Jahren

      I'm glad I prefer traditional decor - don't think I could ever keep up with the costs of being on-trend.

    • Najeebah
      vor 8 Jahren
      I think wood, stone and glass will be around for many years to come, suiting all styles in some way or another. polished concrete, much as I love it, I somehow think will start fading out, though perhaps not next year, or the year after... so by process of elimination, porcelain tiles and copper are left. gut says copper. unfounded predictions lol, but let's see
    • soozmacrae
      vor 8 Jahren
      Zuletzt geändert: vor 8 Jahren

      Copper has been on the edges for a while but I'm starting to see more and more of this on everthing from fruit bowls to art work.

    • PRO
      Salvation Furniture
      vor 8 Jahren

      It would be great to see the natural wamth, versatility and character of wood, either reclaimed or sustainably grown, still staying in demand in the coming year.

    • PRO
      Smartstyle Interiors
      vor 8 Jahren

      Brushed Brass was a hot fav at all the Design shows in September and there are so many beautiful pieces on the high street now everyone can get involved with using it and bringing little bit of Deco glam to their home.

    • alant1000
      vor 8 Jahren
      I think raw untreated wood will become more acceptable and popular!
    • shazzan
      vor 8 Jahren
      I think copper will date and glass will stay on trend.
    • Gerry Rust
      vor 8 Jahren

      I've gone for stone as I thinks that copper, concrete and wood have been trending for quite a while now, although it obviously takes the high street a while to catch on. I agree there is a bit of a buzz about gold at the moment. Did porcelain tiles ever go out of fashion?!

    • PRO
      Ensign Accessories
      vor 8 Jahren

      Copper is such a warm colour, and I also predict that brown will come back (maybe not 2016) but perhaps 2017 instead of greys. These two go fantastically together. Also dark tiles for bathrooms, forget white - it is all in the lighting nowadays.

    • Juliet Docherty
      vor 8 Jahren

      Cooler woods, such as burnt oak. Grey has been big for some time now. Who knows.

    • minnie101
      vor 8 Jahren

      I agree with Sherbert I think we'll see even more metals. I also think more marble, including the rougher version, is it called leathered? In terms of textiles, I think we'll see lots of different knits. They have hit the clothes shops and you are starting to see more and more in interiors. From a personal perspective I would love concrete sinks etc and antiqued mirrors to really take off so the prices would come down!

    • User
      vor 8 Jahren

      Antiqued and unlacquered brass will return!

    • PRO
      solid matter
      vor 8 Jahren

      2016 the year for polished concrete

    • PRO
      Archer and Company
      vor 8 Jahren

      Copper has been around for awhile, but still going to be very big this year..

    • PRO
      solid matter
      vor 8 Jahren

      Copper and concrete look amazing together

    • Coco Nuts
      vor 7 Jahren

      Carrara marble. Especially on Kitchen walls.

    • PRO
      Alexandermacbeth.com Ltd
      vor 7 Jahren

      Stone and other solid surfaces are asked for more and more on a daily basis.

    • PRO
      Junction 8 Tile & Stone Ltd
      vor 7 Jahren

      Watch this space .....tiles are getting even bigger....our prediction for 2017 is the use of larger format tiles such as 240x120cm size format !

    • Heidi Cullen
      vor 7 Jahren

      Glass and coloured plastics

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