August Arrivals: Fresh Home products poised to be snapped up promptly
August 2021 saw a surge in the homeware market, with an array of stylish and sustainable products gracing the shelves. Here's a roundup of some of the top trends that emerged during that period.
Sustainable and Mindful Design
Consumers were drawn to eco-friendly homeware options, with brands like Le Creuset releasing a midnight blue collection made from durable materials. IKEA's NATTBAD Bluetooth speaker, part of the brand's upcoming interior tech collection, is a prime example of sustainable design, available in light pink, yellow, and black.
Wellness and Relaxation
The pursuit of wellness and relaxation continued to influence homeware trends. West Elm introduced a transitional foliage piece for late summer and fall, while Anthropologie offered chrome bubble numbers to add a touch of elegance to any space.
Neutral and Minimalist Interiors
Minimalist silhouettes and neutral tones remained popular, with brands like TOAST offering patchwork cushion covers in plain-dyed cotton slub with hand-stitched quilting. The rattan table lamp, combining natural texture with oversized proportions, served modern boho style at its very finest.
Retro Technology
A nod to the past could be found in the form of retro-inspired technology. Urban Outfitters introduced a trinket shelf, adding a fashionable and tactile element to modern home decor.
Contemporary Charm
Many new homeware releases in August 2021 showcased a common theme of contemporary charm. The Rika stoneware mug from Anthropologie, with its light blue and brown colorway, is a prime example.
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The jacquard, ruffled pillowcase from MANGO Home offers a neutral yet personality-filled base piece for arranging pillows on a bed. On the other hand, the colorful patchwork dog bed from HAY, designed in collaboration with Mette Hay and Barbara Maj Husted Werner, brings a playful color-blocked design to pet accessories, made from durable, recycled polyester.
Sage's stainless steel milk jug with a chocolate brown sleeve adds next-level style to coffee accessories, while the verdure print trend is popular in contemporary tapestries, with brands like West Elm releasing verdure-inspired pieces.
Lastly, La Redoute's AP.PM brand introduced mesh lantern floor lamps in a stacked and a bulb variation, adding a modern twist to traditional lighting.
In conclusion, August 2021 was a month filled with exciting homeware trends that catered to various styles and preferences. Whether you're looking for sustainable, minimalist, or retro-inspired pieces, there was something for everyone.
- Brands like Le Creuset offered eco-friendly homeware options with durable materials, such as a midnight blue collection.
- IKEA's NATTBAD Bluetooth speaker, available in light pink, yellow, and black, is an example of sustainable design in the upcoming interior tech collection.
- The pursuit of wellness and relaxation influenced homeware trends, with West Elm introducing a transitional foliage piece and Anthropologie offering chrome bubble numbers.
- Minimalist silhouettes and neutral tones were popular, with TOAST offering patchwork cushion covers and a rattan table lamp combining natural texture with oversized proportions.
- Retro-inspired technology was evident in new homeware releases, such as Urban Outfitters' trinket shelf.
- For those seeking contemporary charm, the Rika stoneware mug from Anthropologie andLA Redoute's mesh lantern floor lamps in stacked and bulb variations are prime examples.
- Sage's stainless steel milk jug with a chocolate brown sleeve adds next-level style to coffee accessories, while the verdure print trend is popular in contemporary tapestries, with brands like West Elm releasing verdure-inspired pieces.
