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Interiors trends for 2022: what to watch

We've teamed up with our friends at Piglet in Bed, the home of natural comfort, to dive into our favourite interiors trends for 2022.

Bedroom with a tall fiddle leaf fig plant on to one side of the bed and a monstera on a bedside table

These trends have longevity and complement the love of all things natural in the home that's so central to Patch and Piglet in Bed. One overarching theme of this year is how important our home environment is to our mental wellbeing, which will be a surprise to no-one. Here are our top picks to inspire your own take on these trends.

Snake plant on a bedside table in a bedroom
Snake plant on a bedside table in a bedroom
Green and white bedlinen on a bed in a bedroom with a parlour palm and monstera next to the bed
Green and white bedlinen on a bed in a bedroom with a parlour palm and monstera next to the bed
A bed dressed in light blue bedlinen in a bedroom
A bed dressed in light blue bedlinen in a bedroom
A caladium in a clay pot in a bedroom
A caladium in a clay pot in a bedroom
A monstera in a blue fractured ceramic pot in a plant stand in a living room
A monstera in a blue fractured ceramic pot in a plant stand in a living room
A parlour palm in a blue fractured pot in a living room
A parlour palm in a blue fractured pot in a living room
White bed linen on a bed and piled on a stool in a bedroom
White bed linen on a bed and piled on a stool in a bedroom

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