COLORS
feature wall
A feature wall is an easy and inexpensive way to dramatically update your space. The best way to embrace this trend is to go a few shades darker than your existing field color. Punctuating your feature wall with lighter accessories, artwork, and furniture will freshen the room and give it a clean, current vibe.

TEXTURES
fringe, wood, crystals, & natural fibers
Fringe, pom-poms and tassels are everywhere this season… from pillows to purses, we’re absolutely loving a little flirty fringe!

Add a touch of timber to bring warmth and texture in to a space. A perfect spot to incorporate wood elements is the kitchen.

If you’re looking to add a solid statement piece to your decor, go with crystal. These natural beauties can be used to embellish light fixtures bookcases and hardware. Our neighboring state, Arkansas, has some of the best crystal in the world and many of the mines will even let you dig your own.

Natural fibers are just as big in interiors this spring as they are in fashion. Our team was quick to spot these trends on Pinterest and add them to our SPRING FASHION board. Fashion runways always influence the interior design world, so as a design team, we like to have our fingers on the pulse of both.

TRENDS
plants
We say it all the time, nature will always be in style! Snake plants (sanseveria) are currently our go-to houseplant. The snake plant loves to be ignored and we can all appreciate a low-maintenance house plant! If you have a green thumb, by all means, adopt a beautiful fiddle leaf fig. This plant is in all of the swanky home decor magazines and looks totally chic, but it’s a tough one to keep alive. If you like the look but don’t have a green thumb, we recommend opting for one of the synthetic, silk varieties.

Would you like a professional designer to assist you in renovating your home? Kirkendall Design offers personalized interior design and construction solutions for both residential and commercial projects. Please contact our office to schedule a consultation today, (918) 250-1650.