Trends play a major part in the way we style and decorate our homes. Whether you live by them, or feel totally unaffected, popular furniture choices and fashionable fixtures tend to creep their way into our living space.

Fashion is ever evolving and trends can come and go. 2019 saw some bold and luxurious styles come into popularity, with decadence very much at the fore.

Here are five of the hottest luxury interior design trends of the moment:

Black interiors

This year has been all about bold, dark, sultry interiors that evoke an indulgent high-end experience. Many designers and homeowners have taken the leap and experimented with darker paints, with black bathrooms being particularly popular.

Palm prints

Forget about floral, things have taken a leafier route during 2019. Palm prints and imagery - whether embroidered on a pillow, perched askew in a vase, or replicated on wallpaper – is one of the biggest fashion trends of the minute. Green palms create an organic yet opulent feel in any living space.

Mustard colours

The shade that everyone has been raving about this year is mustard yellow. This colour trend has made its way from the catwalk and onto the walls and decorative accents of our homes. Velvet mustard cushions are the perfect accessory for injecting some rich colour and texture into your room, with an added retro appeal.

Brass accents

There has been a move away from stainless steel and chrome interiors recently and brass has been introduced back into our homes. This simple change creates a warm alternative to expected steel accents, adding elegance and interest to the simplest of spaces. Pairing brass details with leafy green palm prints will create the ultimate luxe feel.

Geometric patterns

Geometric prints are no new trend, but bold shapes are becoming increasingly popular again. Hexagonal-shaped coffee tables are a must have and eye-catching geometric light pendants create a statement in any room. Geometric patterns are great for creating a striking focal point and this long-standing luxury trend will seemingly never go out of fashion