Modern design is all about clean lines, meaningful pieces, an edited approach and a palette of natural, earthy tones with contrasting accents. This modern style was born from a need for simplicity, instantly becoming an antidote for the excessive and extravagant. Caffe Latte Home knows exactly what this means and today we will show you modern design trends that bring the homely comfort you love!

Textured Furniture

Glass panes have become fluted, tiles take a tactile twist and the smartest wallpaper ideas explore the three-dimensional. Now it’s the turn of furniture to get involved. Cabinets, wardrobes, sideboards, drawers and desks are eschewing flat fronts, smooth doors and level panels in favor of something a little more decorative, as thin, slat-like grooves take over storage in every room of the house.

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Boma Sideboard

The Boma Plateau is a region in the east of South Sudan, is also one of the few places where the wild Coffea arabica grows. This breathtaking landscape serves as inspiration for the Boma sideboard design, where the round inox aged detail protrudes from the organic pattern of the decade wood, resembling the fantastic mountain that emerges from the plains of the Boma Natural Park. The use of this specific wood makes this piece a modern and particular design that suits perfectly into every type of aesthetic.

Japandi

Japandi style blurs Japanese minimalism with pared-back Scandi cool. The Japandi trend, adopted by design lovers for its minimalistic and harmonious style, offers simplicity and function and a timeless design aesthetic. Searches for this look have sky-rocketed over the past months, and the style is still growing in popularity.

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Cassia Sofa

Cassia sofa is the perfect addition to your modern living room. With a hue of brown inspired in the Cassia cinnamon, this ultra-comfortable sofa contains an upholstered back and seating, with symmetric shapes for a chic look. A rearrangeable sofa, that’s both chic and cozy.

Warm Earthy Tones

The latest interiors trend is barely there, warm, earthy neutrals. For the past few years, grey has dominated the neutral interiors palette. But sandy shades are back, and proving to be anything but boring. Modern design is increasingly drawn towards the warmer, friendlier tones of oatmeal and stonewashed linen. Think fleshy toned, earthy jute, canvas, wool, wood and hemp.

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Antigua Center Table 

The circular shapes and round design of this elementary center table are inspired by the mountains surrounding the Guatemalan coffee plantation in Antigua City. The height of the mountains reaching the skies and emerging from the plains where some of the world’s best coffee beans are grown inspired the setting of the modular pieces for this item. With a walnut circular body and a Carrara marble top, the Antigua center table besides presenting a versatile decoration assemble has also a fine inox dark bronze strip that provides it with a modern appeal.

Cocooning Upholstery

There has been a shift in what customers are looking for some time now – more ‘homely’ comfort seating with deep cushions and more curves generally – a place to lay down as much as to sit. Comfort, cocooning and creating one’s own world whether it is La Dolce Vita of the Italians or the hygge of the Danes is a key theme.

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Excelsa Sofa

Named after the sub-variety of Liberica beans, Excelsa by itself has a corporeal and strong presence, just like this colossal sofa. Comprised of 9 different modular components for your taste. Modern and ergonomic this gigantic sofa brings a centerpiece that can be used as a side table or coffee table as well. Excelling in design and comfort, Excelsa sofa is a unique piece with endless possibilities.

Broken-plan Living

The trend for open plan living continues, but with more people using the space at the same time we will need to find other ways to ‘screen’ or ‘divide’ the various functions of an ‘open plan’ space, to allow for flexible use throughout the day.’ We’ve seen how bookcases can be used to cleverly zone a room, as well as curtains, while Crittall-style partitions and room dividers are more popular than ever.

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Arabica Screen

Arabica screen is a striking piece of furniture that can really enhance the mood in any space. A visually attracting aesthetic meets a functional purpose with Arabica, made from bronze mirror and Emperador marble with a dark polished finish. The perfect choice for hospitality settings and residential interiors.

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