1.Cerused Wood

Watch for this heavily textured wood treatment on floor, furniture, and even wood paneling. Also referred to as a limited-wax finish, this technique adds color to wood while also revealing its unusual grain. It is expected to be big for cabinets and flooring, especially in dramatic hues of black, greige, and dark gray.

2. Marble Surfaces

If we had to name one of the biggest trends of 2017, marble would be it. In white or black, the material has jumped over from chic cafes and restaurants and into our kitchens and bathrooms. It is not just for countertops, though: look out for marble motifs in carpets, wallcoverings, and eve fabrics.

3. Animal-Inspired Textures

Whether real or faux, leather, shagreen, and parchment will be hot materials for 2017. Mainly, these hides will be used as an unexpected pop of texture in accent furniture.

4. Statement Headboards

Designers have noticed a pattern when it comes to beds: The emphasis is on a headboard rather than a traditional bed (the kind that comes with a matching footboard). They’re statement pieces with bold silhouettes and luxe fabrics.

5. Shiny Metal Finished 

Think shiny hardware is so ’80s? Think again. Polished brass and bronze knobs, knockers, pulls, and faucets are back in a big way. It is a trend that is easy to bring into your home- just swap out your current hardware.

6. Matte Appliances

Stainless steel has long been the default choice for stylish kitchens everywhere. Following the trend in beauty, matte-finish appliances in dark hues bring an element of drama into the kitchen.

7. Patterned Wallcoverings

After years of solid walls, wallpaper is poised for a comeback. Designers are seeing an interest in all-over, dramatic patterns like paisley overscaled floral, and abstract designs. You will see these wallcoverings in small places, like powder rooms, softer in darker hues.

8. Jewel Tones

No longer are homeowners (and renters with understanding landlords) content with blank white walls. Jewel tones like emerald and amethyst add warmth and personality to space, particularly in entryways and small spaces. It is not just about hue but also intensity. Even neutral paint colors like gray can go bolder.

9. Nailhead Details

You have seen them on sofas for ages, but now nailhead details jump to accent pieces like storage chests, credenzas, and even light fixtures. They even form their own patterns – no longer to the edges.

10. Overdyed Rugs

We will never see sisals and solids go out of fashion, but there is something new in the world of rugs. It is all about an overdyed effect that features rich, saturated colors. These colorful showstoppers are practically pieces of art for your floor.