13 Deco Trends Seen in the New Camif Catalogue

We’ve talked about Camif many times on Homelisty. The brand has been known for several years for its products made in France and its ecological commitments. Two trends that have gained momentum in the decoration field in recent years.

At the beginning of the year, you may have made some resolutions to furnish your home or improve your living environment.

Environmentally friendly materials, give your furniture a second life, play the minimalism card… Here are some of the 13 decoration trends seen in the Camif catalog!

1 – Use natural materials in our interiors

Garance rectangular table €219 239 €

Linen, organic cotton, wood from sustainable forests… Natural materials have been on the rise for several seasons. At Camif, this is also one of their main motivations. Natural and bio-based materials are frequently used in furniture production as well as in accessories.

Several labels allow these natural materials to be identified. The FSC® label is used for wood traceability and ensures the ecological and sustainable management of the forests from which it comes. The NF Environnement label makes it possible to identify furniture and brands that respect the environment, from production to recycling or waste disposal.

2 – Use linen, a heat-regulating and natural material

Salomé washed linen duvet cover € 87.92 109,90 €

Linen is a naturally organic material grown primarily in France. It has interesting thermoregulatory properties, especially for bed linen. It keeps cool in summer and redistributes heat in winter. It is therefore a material that can be used in the home all year round.

The use of linen is increasingly common in our interiors to add a natural touch to the decor. It can be found in sofa, armchair or headboard covers as well as in table linens (tablecloths, napkins, placemats…).

3 – Choose an organic cotton duvet

Organic cotton duvet 140x200cm 79.92 € 99,90 € (also available in other sizes)

Organic cotton, as the name suggests, is unprocessed cotton. This organic cotton is grown without pesticides, insecticides or chemical fertilizers. In the absence of treatments, the cotton is natural and raw. Therefore, it is less white than a classic cotton duvet. Perfect if you want an authentic decoration in your bedroom.

4 – Old-school Minimal Rustic

Crumpled linen sofa € 1,081 1229 €

The Minimal Rustic style combines two decorative trends of recent years: rustic and minimalism. If you like clean interiors with character, this style is for you.

Materials like wood, linen and metal are the flagship materials for this trend. Colours are drawn from the earthy side with warm tones like brick and mustard yellow as well as a more neutral colour palette like greys and beiges.

This trend can be adopted in any room of the house. Don’t hesitate to have lots of green plants and dried flowers to decorate your Minimal Rustic interior.

5 – Consider recycling for responsible decoration

Guillaume Camif Edition 140x190cm yatak 895 €

The Camif Édition range includes several pieces made from recycled materials. The recycling of these materials allows for a circular economy that respects the environment. Do not hesitate to opt for this type of product to furnish your interior responsibly.

6 – Create a new decoration with old objects

Butler Julien ve Daniel 429 € 629 €

Instead of buying new furniture when you can't see what you have at home, renew it! Upcycling is an ecological and sustainable practice that has been on the rise for years. Instead of getting rid of your furniture, we change it to fit our new desires.

If you are good at DIY, there are many ideas that you can find on the Internet and especially on Pinterest. You can also choose modular furniture that can be easily modified in an instant. You can also give it a bit of paint, slide it, change some elements such as the feet, the ankles … In short, we change what we have instead of throwing it away and buying it. Here is a responsible decoration trend!

7 – Choose a convertible sofa to buy

Convertible sofa in stain-resistant fabric € 1,569

The sofa bed is a practical solution for hosting loved ones without a guest room. It is also used as a sleeping area instead of a bed in the studio.

Whether it is a normal or extra bed, it is necessary to prefer a sofa that is easy to modulate. Sleeping should also be comfortable for your guests. For this, choose a thick mattress of 14 to 20 cm.

8 – Create an office space that adapts to your needs and interior

Matt white wooden corner table €109

The health crisis that we have been living through for almost a year now is forcing more and more people to work from home. Nothing can replace a real office space to be productive at work. If you don’t have a dedicated room, it should be practical, functional and space-saving.

Don't forget to also have a comfortable and ergonomic office chair to avoid bad postures and back pain.

9 – Bring wood into the bedroom

Indra net 140x190cm 359 € 399 €

If you like rooms with character, opt for wooden furniture. Other furniture, such as the bed or the wardrobe, bring a rustic and natural touch to the room with raw and slightly aged wood.

Another advantage: wood can be easily combined with any type of interior decoration: boho, Scandinavian, industrial, rustic…

10 – Keep smart storage in the bedroom

Tara wooden base 140x190cm 479 € 599 €

Bedrooms are often small and can be largely devoid of adequate storage space for everyday use. Whether it’s storing bed linens, clothes, shoes… It can quickly become a headache!

If you have enough space around the bed, drawers are a practical solution for additional storage. If not, consider storage beds that lift up to provide ample storage space.

11 – Adopt eco-friendly actions in the kitchen

Bee Wrap food pack €21.90

Things are moving in the kitchen too! Single-use packaging is being replaced with environmentally friendly packaging such as beeswax Bee Wraps. Plastic bottles are being replaced with jugs or gourds. We are storing our groceries in bulk in baskets, glass jars, isothermal boxes…

12 – Place minimalist crockery on the table

Set of 6 Adélie flat plates €109

As you can see, minimalism is one of the decor trends of the moment. And the dining table is no exception! Tableware made of simple shapes and plain materials (ceramic, earthenware, porcelain) is indispensable.

We leave little room for frills to enhance what we have on the plate.

13 – Choose designer and responsible furniture

Noé cabinet bed with drawers € 679

With its Camif Edition range, the brand offers furniture and decorative products that combine design and responsible living. They are designed locally in France. The materials used are recycled or come from environmentally responsible channels. This range allows you to have a trendy and eco-friendly interior at the same time.

This content is brought to you in partnership with Camif. It was imagined and created by the Homelisty Studio team in accordance with our editorial line.