Nothing says winter like warm and rustic Terracotta tiling, right? Amelia Barnes predicts that “Warm materials such as terracotta tiles will replace currently popular cool and white tones.” Although you may think that terracotta is the arch enemy of autumn and winter, Lauren Macer of Sisalla Interior Design says that “by avoiding terracotta tiles that are too rustic and keeping with a matte finish, this trend could add character and warmth to interiors again.”

Kimberly Duran from Swoon Worthy argues that for textiles, “we’ll see influences from North Africa, India, South America and Mexico where traditional designs and patterns will create a global and well-travelled look in our homes. This is perfect for those who like to surround themselves with reminders of journeys past and who like an eclectic mix of influences in their space. Woven fabrics with imperfect patterns give textiles a sense of history and a glimpse of the hands that have created the works, reminding ourselves of community in a tumultuous world.”

Say goodbye to navy blues because dark forest green is the new colour of the season. Macer argues that “Dark green as a paint colour for rooms such as a bedroom creates a wintery Scandi backdrop for tan leathers, reindeer furs, brass lamps and natural linen.” Dark green would work well in a very light bedroom because lots of morning light would brighten it up and in the evening it would have an enclosed feel, like a forest canopy...truly exquisite.