Interior Design Trends for 2013

The December issue of House Beautiful, on newsstands November 20th, is highlighting the most talked about design trends for 2013. The Huffington Post got an exclusive on “the next big design trends” a little early and gave it’s readers a sneak peek in yesterday’s Home section.

Here are some of the predictions made in House Beautiful.

1. The return of classic fabrics

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2. Brass is Back

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3. “Elegant Room Dividers”

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4. High Gloss

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5. “Realistic Runway Fabric”

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What do you think about the latest design trends for 2013? What would you like to see make a comeback in 2013?

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Interior Design Trends for 2013

11.20.2012

Storm Meadow

Tiger Road

Three Peaks Asian Fusion

Hamilton Creek Mountain Modern

Timber Trails Chateau

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