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Style Elegant, green, vivid, and a nice reminder of that tropical vacation (and the delicious mojitos) from last summer: the leaves of the palm will always hold a special place in our hearts. It will, however, in 2019 another pattern that our walls, accessories and pillows adorns.
Palm leaves steal for a while show in our interior, but in 2019 they should make way for a new trend: birds, lots of birds. No flamingos this time but toucans, parrots, swans and humming birds in all shapes and sizes. A beautiful zwanenpatroon on the wall, a cushion cover with various birds, a painting of parrots ... even our smartphonehoes get a vogelmake-over.
in Addition, see the vogelmotieven not only very stylish, they blow new life into your overload of cacti, succulents, pineapple - and - you guessed it - palmbladerenmotieven. We selected a few fun gadgets for 2019.
