Our Pinterest boards are filled with warmth, layering and nature-inspired decor. It's all about bringing the outside, in with these top 10 interior trends for Autumn.

Unsurprisingly, nature-inspired interiors are at the highest of the list, as we ease ourselves into colder months by bringing the outside in. After spending over a year stuck inside our homes, it’s no surprise that people are leaning towards nature and greenery and they can do this by introducing warm nature-inspired interiors!
We’ve all been brainstorming and building our inspiration boards, and the results are an image of warmth and cosiness.

Here's how you can introduce the Top 10 Autumn Interior Trends to your home

The air is getting cooler as people begin to swap their parkas for longer, thicker coats. It’s natural that you’ll want to bring some warmth into your home, we’ve found that the easiest and most effective way to do this is through injecting colour into your living spaces. Now, it’s not quite realistic to expect people to repaint their homes every season! So, a great way to bring in that warmth is by swapping out your everyday bed throws, pillows, cushions and candles and dressing up the rooms with Autumnal decor and art

Research has proven that the most popular colour is Dark Green, followed by warm neutrals. Shades of green have always been popular in interiors, but dark green specifically has regained popularity the past few years and will be a prominent feature during this Autumn season. A fantastic way to revitalise your day to day space is to add a bold focal piece of dark green furniture against a warm neutral wall. Accessorise with earthy hues to create a beautiful nature-inspired space

The top 10 autumn trends for 2021 are:

Nature inspired (287,506 pins)
Classic contemporary (190,090 pins)
Room dividers (108,708 pins)
Silver furnishings (94,625 pins)
Dark green décor (90,870 pins)
Shaped furniture (68,248 pins)
Warm neutrals (66,476 pins)
Layered rooms (51,678 pins)
Mixed textures (35,299 pins)
Reading corner (18,777 pins)

More than 50,000 pins were dedicated to the art of layering, an intentionally nonchalant design approach that mixes colour, material and pattern. To layer effectively without overwhelming a room, choose patterned pieces in similar tones.