Interior designers share 7 living-room trends that'll be huge in 2021 In a time when many people are relaxing, learning, and working at home, living rooms have become more important than ever. To get more news about bedroom furniture, you can visit oppao.com official website. Insider asked professional interior designers for their take on the incoming living-room trends for 2021, and which styles are fading away.Interior designer KD Reid told Insider that curvy furniture will be trending in 2021. "No more boxy furniture — we'll see more furniture with curves and rounded edges that add coziness to an interior," he said. Incorporate even more soft lines into your space by adding round pillows, circular rugs, and curved end tables.Farah Merhi, interior designer and founder of Inspire Me! Home Decor, told Insider that multifunction pieces will be the stars of living-room design in 2021. "Having flexible furniture is more important than ever now," she said. "Think tables that can be expanded or tucked away and curio cabinets that can store school supplies." Other examples of multiuse pieces include rolling carts that can be hidden away when not in use and modular sofas that can be rearranged as needed.Interior designer Jennifer Burt of Mississippi Maximalism told Insider that warm, nubby fabrics are a hot trend for 2021. "The cozy texture of fabrics like sherpa and sheepskin can help people feel safe and comfortable," she said. "They also really tie into the 'cottagecore' and hygge trends." Other ways to add softness to your space include faux-fur blankets, velvet pillows, and tufted ottomans.With the coronavirus pandemic restricting travel across the globe, there's been a surge in travel-inspired living-room decor. "We're seeing people use their deferred travel dreams as inspiration for their interiors," Merhi said. "Artwork, patterns, and colors from other regions are big right now."After years of being shunned in favor of smaller, statement sofas, sectionals are making a comeback. "With families spending more time at home and in the living room, sectional sofas have been majorly trending," Burt told Insider. "They're so popular that lead times for delivery can be months long."The designer recommended opting for a sectional in a lighter color, as this can make a large piece of furniture appear to take up less space.Plastics and synthetics may be replaced by natural fibers and textiles this year. "Expect to see more natural elements such as rattan, jute, or boucle in living rooms in 2021," Reid said. He noted that even minimalist and industrial styles can incorporate hard-wearing natural elements like wood and wool.