The evolution of interior designs through IKEA catalogs

IKEA is a popular Swedish furniture company that you can assemble yourself in many parts of the world - except in Brazil. Present in several countries in Europe and the USA, she has helped to consolidate fashion over the last decades, showing trends that have been accepted in all countries. Check out the evolution of interior designs through their catalogs:

1951: IKEA's first catalog is launched, even featuring oil paintings as part of the decoration.

1954: Short-legged armchairs with only 3-legged tables

1962: rectangular furniture is here to stay

1965: The fashion, which by the way lasted a lot, was to have furniture that occupied the entire wall.

1969: Plastic items come with everything, bringing vibrant colors to the surroundings.

1974: Pastels again dominate interior decoration

1978: Soft sofas and tapestries were the charm of any modern home

1983: lamps everywhere

1987: Unusual patterns and colors have hitherto become part of the most up-to-date homes

1992: the decade of flashy prints

1998: Smaller furniture accompanies shrinking apartments, and photos are millimetered on wall

2000: With the new millennium coming, we had to bet on the future and break paradigms

2005: The furniture was more minimalist, with plenty of bedspreads, pillows and pillows

2008: color contrast dominates IKEA catalog again

2012: Light walls with light furniture help to "enlarge" small environments

2015: With the growing shrinkage of new apartments, decoration needs to be increasingly functional

2018: Would it be a return to past decades?

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