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Inspiration comes in many forms - this a fact that’s solidified with every new interior adventure we take here at NewWall. From abstract ideas that we have to draw out, to highly specific plans to be meticulously followed, the thing that makes the journey much easier for all involved, is references. Join us, as we explore the interior lessons we can learn from the latest fashion trends for Spring and Summer at Vogue.
Who loves short shorts? Vogue loves short shorts!
From Gucci to Alexander McQueen, Sabarto De Sarno to Isabel Marant, designers have decided that short shorts are the big thing for the Summer. But what can we learn from these barely there bottoms? We’ve got one word for you - borders.
The perfect way to add a little spice to your space, wallpaper borders offer a low-effort transformation that shows off what you’ve got, often in statement-making style…just like short shorts.
Vogue’s spotted a rejection of block color pops, with designers exploring the power of white noise - more specifically the noise that can be made through texture.
This is a lesson that transcends fashion - sometimes the most powerful enhancements to your space come through texture, rather than color. 3D designs are typically vinyl, offering a robust and easily-maintained yet utterly gorgeous.
Intrigued by this concept? Learn more about our 3D designs here.
High-rise are making a comeback. A femme favorite, these flattering bottoms are natural illusion-creators, exaggerating leg length and sinching at the waist. They’re all about enhancing what you’ve got.
And the very same notion can be applied to interiors. Smaller spaces can be made to seem greater, with the right styling hacks.
Adding quirky features give depth and intrigue to a corner that may have initially felt cramped. Just take a look for yourself…
“Florals, in Spring? Groundbreaking.” Miranda Preasley’s critiques aside, it seems florals are indeed still the in thing for the season.
To make a real floral fantasy out of your space, murals are the ultimate choice. Their transformative powers promise to inject that Spring and Summer energy all year round.
From Prada and MiuMiu, there’s been a twist on the preppy polo. The classically pristine style has been freshened up for 2024 with a rougher edge.
But how could we apply this twist to interiors? It’s actually a great example of how shabby chic can be put into practice…
Sheer fabrics and cheeky layering are becoming more prevalent for the coming months, and while this racier trend ticks along in the fashion world…
We’re always considering the power of material and layering in spaces. Sometimes, less is more. And we’ve found some the most beautiful aesthetics are created when using the power of artistic layering.
Metallics continue to hold the fashion world in a vice grip - with designs that are almost statuesque!
Bold, daring and undeniable statement makers, these can carry through to interiors just as powerfully. When dabbling with metallics, we recommend pairing with pops of color to allow the texture to shine through.
Charmingly crafty creations made their way onto the scenes - with a distinctive DIY feel to them. From crochet gowns to hand-gathered embellishments, both Diesel and Bottega Veneta have been dabbling in perfectly imperfect character pieces.
This is your call to embrace a little arts and crafts in your interiors. Remember, it doesn’t have to be big to make a statement - these gorgeous rope feature lights prove that!
The flapper feels were strong from Prada’s line - and you never have to ask us twice to embrace this style era!
Art Deco still has a hold on our hearts to this day - the bold, geometric patterns offer so much potential for a modern twist! To find your flapper flavor, try choosing 1 Art Deco feature, and pair it with ultra-modern furnishings.
The vibe of 90’s power play can be carried through gloriously into interiors. For a space that clearly carries confidence, try adding a little angular dissonance through contrasting pattern, modern accessories and dark, earthy tones.
We hope you enjoyed this dive into the interior lessons you can learn from fashion designers! Looking for a specific style to transform your space? Remember you filter by style on our NewWall website.
