If you’re trying to recall a general image of 90s decor and can’t, don’t worry: it’s understandable. A hallmark of the decade, 90s interior design trends were a mix and match of elements from previous trends, but we’ve highlighted some that are particularly “90s” and are gradually making a comeback.

Room Dividers

When the 90s minimalist movement reached interior design, homes began incorporating decor elements inspired by Zen aesthetics. Most often, this look featured folding (or sliding) screens of some kind: whether made in Chinese style, from lacquered wood panels adorned with decorative paintings, or from sliding glass walls, these partition ideas were everywhere. Reimagined in a more contemporary way, they seem like excellent solutions; if your interior design project needs light and air, what better way than using transparency to elevate the space?

Bright Primary Colors

Although they appeared mainly in children’s rooms, the trend of decorating with accents of bright colors extended throughout the 90s. It was not uncommon to see a mini-rainbow within otherwise very strict spaces.

Friends and the Color Purple

Many people in the 90s harbored more than one fantasy about single life in New York City; perhaps in this dream, they were friends with the most famous friends of the time and were the cuter version of Rachel, or Joey’s girlfriend. To feel even closer, one of the most effective methods was to paint something the color of Monica’s iconic apartment door. How about a wall and part of the ceiling in purple hues paired with significant design elements?

90s Minimalism

To be honest, the 90s also had their share of minimalism; the key to the success of this trend lies in choosing detail-oriented furniture, of high quality with a special and luxurious touch, as well as refined and cooler finishes, such as stone, marble, or brass. To achieve a balanced room with unique decor details, minimalism stands out for its range of materials, offering natural elements and welcoming light, thus creating a new sense of calm and personality.

90s Urban

Asymmetric furniture and geometric shapes, lots of funky patterns: these are the primary elements of the urban trend in 90s interior design. These types of design pieces are very fun and draw attention to various elements. What is the advantage of having a 90s urban style in your home?
The advantage is more than evident. With this style, you have complete freedom to “adapt and unfold” all possible colors and patterns. Everything you match will come to life even more, and you will always be in style, as the urban style, in our opinion, will never go out of sight; velvet is one of the most used materials because it has an almost reflective design.

In short, this nostalgic feeling continues even in decor, which we had already considered in the newstalgia trend.