Future living

Free flowing shapes, like curves, tubular and abstract designs take priority in the ‘Future Living’ trend while homeware textures are rich in touch.

These curtains in Nora Putty use strong single lines to form unusual curved shapes for a really striking look at the window while big sweeping curves in the furniture create cosy, cocooning moments in this large, open living area.

If you’ve a smaller room, curved elements can really help to soften the room and extend the eyeline creating the illusion of space.

Life changes, and so should your living space. 'Future Living' encourages flexible designs that can transform to meet your needs. It's all about making the most of your home, whether you need a space to work, work out, or chill out.

In this home office, we’ve chosen bright, energy-boosting colours to inspire creative ideas and productivity. Our Nora Bruschetta Roman blind matches the décor perfectly, and a soft fabric blind is just what’s needed to inject a bit of warmth and texture.

Sustainability is the name of the game with this trend and designers are all about using materials and methods that are kinder to the planet.

We’re really proud to offer a growing range of eco-friendly fabrics for curtains and blinds and in our ranges you’ll find new fabrics manufactured from recycled polyester yarn, originating from recycled PET polyester plastic bottles.

Biophilic design is another significant aspect of this trend, bringing the outdoors in to make your home feel closer to nature, boost your mood and turn your space into a mindful sanctuary of all things green and good.