Here are 2021′s interior design trends according to Atlanta experts

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Here are 2021′s interior design trends according to Atlanta experts

A renovated sunroom, designed by cg interiors group and featuring Paolo Lenti furnishings available at Switch Modern in Midtown Atlanta. Text by Caryn Grossman

Bright colors and artwork enliven a home office space in Midtown Atlanta. Text by Caryn Grossman. Courtesy of Caryn Grossman

A relaxation area Imani James Interiors created in a primary bedroom project. Text by Imani James. Courtesy of Marc Mauldin Photography

A home should be filled with meaningful objects that reflect unity, warmth and personality. Original artwork can be one of the most profound ways to elevate a space into something quite special. This commissioned large piece of art has meaning to the homeowners while also serving as a dramatic focal point over the understated but large in scale console table. The space is finished with a custom ottoman underneath to add textile warmth and extra seating while entertaining. Text by Ashley Miller. Courtesy of Mali Azima

Instead of having one large, open bathroom, this master bathroom was broken into two different spaces allowing for the soaking tub and shower area to have privacy from the vanity area. This arrangement gives these busy homeowners a chance to use the spaces differently while together. The soft and light marble floors and white walls keep it soft and relaxing while the mix of metal finishes and black lacquer doors and vanity add contrast and depth. Text by Ashley Miller

Turning a small butlers pantry into a bar is not only a stylish way to entertain but it is also a great way to add function and personality to your home. This moody and intimate bar contrasts against the light and bright adjacent kitchen. The dark charcoal cabinets are rich while the patterned wallpaper acts as an elegant backdrop to the brass and glass shelves. This is a perfect example of how to break up the feeling and intimacy of one room to the next. Text by Ashley Miller. Courtesy of Grace O'Connor

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A renovated sunroom, designed by cg interiors group and featuring Paolo Lenti furnishings available at Switch Modern in Midtown Atlanta. Text by Caryn Grossman

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