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Vintage decor - Various vintage items will always be on-trend, but a throwback to the Victorian era is the more specific angle on vintage home fashion for 2020.

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Elaborate curtains - It seems that minimalism is literally going out of the window! Look out for bold, striking colors and elaborate designs.

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Navy blue - The Pantone color of the year is classic blue, of which navy is a variant. It's a very versatile and warm color, so it'll be a welcome addition to many house designs.

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Patterned bedding - It would seem that the demand for patterned bedding is rising. This is yet another example of minimalism being replaced by more exciting and outlandish designs.

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Floral wallpaper - Perhaps often seen as the opposite of trendy, floral wallpaper is definitely making a comeback, but with a modern twist, in 2020.

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Ancient Greece - The ancient world was full of style and beauty, and it seems that elements of ancient history are working their way into people's homes! Look out for influences from Ancient Rome too.

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High contrast colors - Rather than having one color, or two colors that blend into each other, the stark effect of two contrasting colors can create quite a strong impression.

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Cannabis art -

The legalization of cannabis in several places has led to a resurgence in popularity of cannabis-related art, wallpaper, etc.

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Non-white kitchens - The white kitchen trend is coming to an end. There are many other options, which can provide a refreshing new alternative.

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Mosaics - A solid and ancient form of decoration, mosaics seem to take a relatively permanent form, and this is perhaps a big part of their appeal!

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Colored cabinets - To provide a change from the normal muted tones of an average kitchen, throwing some vivid colors into the equation can sharpen up the atmosphere in an instant.

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Saffron - As a color, it works well because it is not as garish as canary yellow, but also not as dull as brown. Therefore, saffron is an appealing middle-ground!

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Canopy beds - This style of bed was popular centuries ago, but now it has been given a modern revival. With a modern structure and base, it needn't be creaky and wooden!

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Subtle luxury - It's not impossible to introduce luxury into your home without having to be garish and tacky about it. Subtle, stylish, and classy are always a great combination.

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Patina - Retro plates, cutlery, and silverware are high on the list for an expected comeback, alongside terracotta and clay pots.

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Bronze - Want a sophisticated and slightly different addition to your bathroom design? Why not try bronze? It offers a retro feel while also being very practical.

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Olive trees -

An understated presence, an olive tree offers a pleasant addition to a home without being too overwhelming.

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Textured art - Having handmade art hanging from the wall is definitely becoming more fashionable and trendy. The rustic feel provides a home-like quality.

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Antique art - The older, the better! Forget modern and stylish paintings: try and get hold of as much antique art as you can. It'll provide a definite ambiance to your living room.

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Textured paint finishes - This style of decorating walls gives a very hands-on feel to the room, and it certainly doesn't feel in any way mass-produced.

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Kitchen art - The problem with a lot of kitchens is that they are seen as purely functional rooms. Adding a bit of flair and panache to all rooms in your house is surely a nice idea!

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Anything goes - The freedom to put all your most wacky ideas into practice is certainly a liberating one. Why not give it a try?

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Curved sofas - Reminiscent of trends from the 1960s and '70s, curved sofas are looking to make a comeback in a big way! They tend to be bigger and seat more people, which is also convenient.

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Wicker furniture - A classic trend never loses its appeal! Often associated with garden furniture, there is no reason not to bring it indoors!

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Free-standing bath tubs - A luxurious and large bath is certainly a rising trend. Recreating the kind of experience you may have in a luxury hotel, who wouldn't want one of these in their bathroom?

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Cozy fabrics - Your living room should be stylish, but also highly comfortable. After all, it's the main room for relaxation besides the bedroom. Cozy fabrics make you feel comfy and very much at home.

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Things to leave in 2019 - And now here are just a couple of things we definitely recommend that you don't carry forward into 2020! 

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Neutral colors -

The bottom line is that they are boring! Stay away from the beige, the grays, the neutral colors. Throw some brightness into your life!

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Neon lighting -

It may be fine for a nightclub, but having neon in your own house is definitely not!

See also: Here's how to decorate your house with waste materials.

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