Home Decor Pinterest Trends 2015

In: Oversize Art

Out: Gallery Walls
Just as we were starting to perfect the Tetris-like picture placement of gallery walls, oversize art has become the wall statement du jour. Supersized paintings, blowup photographs, and gargantuan art of every sort are dominating huge swaths of walls to stunning effect.

Source: Nicole LaMotte via One Kings Lane

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In: Giant Terrariums

Image Source: Refinery 29

Out: Hanging Terrariums
Swinging, ceiling-mounted terrariums were all the rage in 2014, but as of late, we're seeing an increase in land-bound versions of the extralarge variety. These conspicuous terrariums look great atop a dining-room table, sideboard, or tucked into an empty fireplace.

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In: Sleek Modern Tubs

Image Source: Signature Hardware

Out: Vintage Claw-Foot Tubs
The freestanding tub still reigns supreme, but the romantic claw-foot look is being usurped by clean, single-slab models.

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In: Open Kitchen Shelving

Out: Kitchen Cabinets
Good news for those needing extra kitchen storage: open kitchen shelving is now a fashionable (and affordable) way to stash your dishes.

Source: Amy Neunsinger via House Beautiful

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In: Animal Art

Image Source: Leila Jeffreys via Jonathan Adler

Out: Faux Taxidermy
If faux taxidermy busts are already hanging from the walls in your home, then you'll be happy to hear that there's a new emerging trend to fill your empty wall space; framed animal photo prints and quirky, unexpected animal portraits are quickly becoming the rage.

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In: Matte Brass Hardware

Image Source: Lesley Unruh via One Kings Lane

Out: Polished Brass Hardware
This It material is starting to look more contemporary in kitchens and bathrooms in brushed and antique finishes. Get the look of this pretty blue kitchen here!

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In: Split-Leaf Philodendron

Image Source: Riikka Kantinkoski via Weekday Carnival

Out: Fiddle Leaf Fig Tree
Just as the fiddle leaf fig tree was about to hit the super saturation point, a new leafy green entered the living room. The split-leaf philodendron's tropical palms are fast becoming the darling of the house-plant scene.

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In: Shibori

Image Source: West Elm

Out: Chevron
Just as you were starting to OD on chevron stripes, artistic shibori prints entered the picture. The popularity of this tie-dye-esque look is growing rapidly, jumping from pillows and bedspreads to curtains and rugs.

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In: Accent Trim

Image Source: Brittany Ambridge for Domino

Out: Accent Walls
The accent wall feels passé next to its trendy cousin, accent trim. Paint that white crown molding glossy black or whatever statement-making hue suits your fancy.

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In: Colored Chalkboard Paint

Image Source: West Elm

Out: Black Chalkboard Paint
The chalkboard-paint craze hasn't died out; it's expanded to cover more surfaces in more colors. Soon, no surface in the home will be safe from it.

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In: Marsala

Out: Radiant Orchid
This deep reddish-brown hue, deemed by Pantone to be the color of the year, is taking over the home, from marsala-hued decor to paint.

Photo by Summer Street Photography via Style Me Pretty

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