Often, when considering trends for the coming year or months ahead, we find ourselves discussing the interior design styles that everyone needs to know about, the color schemes du jour, or the patterns and prints coming to the fore. Rarely do we stop and analyze a type and tone of wood as one of those moment-defining aesthetics.
But while light, white woods remain a popular interior design trend – especially if you're into Scandinavian decor or a more minimalist decor – medium, dark tones seem to be making an expected comeback. Think walnut, cherry, or mahogany finishes. Rich, deep, chocolatey wood tones imbued with an old-meets-new warmth, charm, and character are on the rise.
