The trends! The tones! The ooh-I-like-that touches: Your 37 style stars for 2020

The trends! The tones! The ooh-I-like-that touches: here’s everything you need to know for your most stylish year yet.

1. Time to decorate? Think rough, raked concrete or raw plaster finishes for the ceiling, like Austin’s The Line Hotel.

2. Achieve instant zen by brewing this natural blend of cinnamon, nutmeg, peppermint and liquorice. Just add warm milk. £35 for 14 sachets, goop.com

3. Stylish and sustainable, these raise the bar when it comes to bags for life. Each is made from recycled cotton and environmentally responsible dyes. £12 each, baggu.com 

4. Add character to a room without too much fuss with pieces from the new John Lewis collection. We love this marble-top side table. Available from February. £199, johnlewis.com

5. This bestselling storage unit is now even better – Kartell’s new version is made from 100 per cent biodegradable plastic. £163 each, madeindesign.com

6. Super-chic and perfect for travel, the Plattan 2 Bluetooth headphones in Icon Blue have a foldable design and 30-plus hours of wireless playtime. £89.99, urbanears.com

7. Inspired by the ‘earthy beauty’ of nature, interior designer Kelly Wearstler’s Gem tile range is a bathroom must-have. £312 per sq m, westonebathrooms.com 

8. British artist and textile designer Anna Jacobs’s new velvet cushion collection is hand-drawn and handmade in her London studio. £79 each, annajacobsart.com 

9. Brighten up your bathroom by adding a pop of colour with these small, smart but fun mixer tap handles from CP Hart. £139 each, cphart.co.uk

10. Lose yourself in some of the most beautiful and innovative bookshops around the world – all from the comfort of your armchair. Available from April. Around £35, gestalten.com 

11. We can’t wait for a look at the life and works of pop art star Andy Warhol at London’s Tate Modern, running from 12 March to 6 September. Tickets £22 or free for members, tate.org.uk

12. The curve trend stays strong – and the design of the new Il Palazzo Experimental hotel in Venice shows why. Double rooms from around £200 per night, palazzoexperimental.com 

13. It’s a sign! £120 from the retail price of this light – part of vlogger Zoe Sugg’s collection for Bag and Bones – will be donated to mental health charity Mind. £395, bagandbones.co.uk

14. Neutral colours, satin-finish brass and asymmetric shapes – we’re loving the new Nouveau bathroom collection for Italian brand Ex.t. 

15. New online store Latzio compiles trend-led furniture and accessories from up-and-coming designers and global brands all on one website. Plant pots, from £9 each, latzio.com

16. Colour specialist Pantone has chosen Classic Blue as its colour of 2020, so expect to spot it everywhere – from sofas to shoes. See store.pantone.com/uk

17. Bold and bright bloom compositions with minimal styling is the top floral trend for 2020 and will add the wow factor to any space. For ideas, see rebelrebel.co.uk

18. Draw inspiration for a new way to fragrance your home from these scented pencil-shaped sticks. Just soak the tip in perfume. Around £54, buly1803.com 

19. A beautifully illustrated book, Alice: Curiouser and Curiouser explores the impact that Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland has had on the design world. Available from June, vam.ac.uk

20. Daydream about summer with this fig leaf and orange blossom scented candle that brings the hope of sunshine a little bit closer. Available from mid-January. £50, bellafreud.com

21. From bathroom cabinets to kitchen worktops, fluted detail is going to be big this year. Ideal for adding style to a quiet corner. Juneau cabinet, £1,698, anthropologie.com 

22. We love the look of the new flat-weave rug collection at A Rum Fellow – especially the Hikuro (above) in the on-trend colour palette of pink and red. £40, arumfellow.com

23. With the insta-famous Humble Pizza restaurant in Chelsea on their list of design triumphs, creative duo Alexy Kos and Che Huang are names to watch this year. See childstudio.co

24. Vegan, sustainable and with ethically sourced ingredients, this new home and body brand embraces nature’s most healing ingredients. From £6, vonnorten.se

25. Texture is this season’s biggest fabric trend. Think woven walls of sisal, velvet and, dare we say, faux fur. Velveteen wall covering, £259 per sq m, arte-international.com

26. Serial plant killer? The Totem is a slow-flow irrigation pole that feeds water gradually to plant roots so you don’t have to. Just remember to top it up once a week. £20, boskke.com 

27. Habitat’s latest lighting collection focuses on unique statement pieces and a deliberate move away from glass. Arriving next month. £195, habitat.co.uk 

28. Reform burst on to the scene with design-led, affordable cupboard fronts made to combine with Ikea’s popular modules. This year the bespoke ‘Ikea hack’ looks even better. reformcph.com

29. Rent standout furnishings and accessories from Harth – and check out its pop-up shop at London’s Islington Square (islingtonsquare.com), open until the end of February. harth.space

30. Crown Paints has revealed its colour palette for 2020 and we are smitten. Powder Blue and Palm Springs emulsion, from £14 each for 2.5 litres, crownpaints.co.uk

31. Following the popular Conscious clothes collection, H&M Home has launched a range of FSC-certified wood and rattan furniture. Available in spring. Chair, £199.99, hm.com

32. Well-designed, health-conscious work zones styled to look more like a members’ bar than a meeting room – and for women only. There are branches across the globe. See the-wing.com

33. Take the plunge with colour. This traditional cast-iron bath is brought up-to-date with acrylic sides sprayed in a bespoke cherry red. From £5,982, drummonds-uk.com

34. London medi-spa Linnaean, created by renowned interior designer Martin Brudnizki, is eye-catchingly invigorating rather than neutral and sterile. linnaean.co.uk

35. Surrey’s Beaverbrook luxury country hotel and spa features a mixture of art-deco opulence and statement design. Expect a lavish cocktail menu to match. See beaverbrook.co.uk 

36. The ritual of ‘slowing down’ and embracing the smaller things is going to be huge this year. Channel the trend now with a stylish teapot for one. £82, wolfandbadger.com

37. John Lewis stores are set to feature Experience Playgrounds for customers to test everything from make-up to tech gadgets. Currently at Southampton but set to expand. johnlewis.com

Report: Nicole Gray