Trending Design Styles that Match X-Bond For 2022

13 March 2022

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X-Bond is incredibly versatile, especially when it comes to camouflaging seamlessly with a variety of design aesthetics. Check out the design trends we’re predicting will be popular in 2022 for inspiration during your upcoming projects.

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JAPANDI DESIGN

Japandi Design is has been on the rise lately and we absolutely understand why. Japandi Design is a hybrid of Scandinavian functionality and Japanese rustic minimalism. The simplicity, natural elements, and practical comfort of both design schools is fast capturing the interest of more and more contemporary designers. The focus on clean lines and open spaces particularly complements X-Bond's minimalist and seamless quality, evoking that sense of unclutteredness and serenity. With touches of 'wab-sabi,' the Japanese concept of accepting the imperfections of organic elements, this is the design style to opt for if you’re after something a little more grounded and natural.

Trending Design Styles that Match X-Bond For 2022

QUIET LUXURY

The look and feel of luxury design is changing. Get to know the ‘Quiet Luxury' design style, which combines vibrant city sophistication with minimalist features and subdued pops of colour; black and white is out and earthy tones like sage green, terracotta and luxe brown are in. This only enhances the feeling of well-being and connection to nature over technology— something that more traditionally luxe spaces are lacking. A seamless concrete rendered finish like X-Bond micro-cement accentuates the beauty of these more subdued tones and styling choices, coupled with minimal finishes, natural textures, and sparse interior styling.

NATURED INSPIRED

It's a no-brainer that nature-inspired design is one of the top trending design styles for 2022, as people become more environmentally conscious than ever. Green design integrates plants into your home along with other natural materials like timber, which complement wall renders that have a softer, more organically textured like X-Bond microcement. But going green has started to gain popularity not just for its aesthetic benefits; nature inspired interiors provide numerous health benefits too, such as helping to purify the air, reduce stress levels, and boost productivity. In today’s wellness-obsessed world, this is a big part of why we predict that more people will go green in their 2022 design projects.