The Palm Springs-themed trend continues into 2019 with succulents, monstera leaves and fiddles taking over design trends. Think blankets, pillows, hits of it on a rug or artwork and even glassware.

Focus on accessories and small items to bring this vibrant color into your neutral space. This year's Pantone color is living coral and lucky for you, this hue is incredibly versatile to decorate with. If you don't have enough light in your kitchen, you can easily hang them in your balcony. Hang a small metal grid panel on your wall with a few hooks and grab a few herbs (think basil, dill, etc.) to add to little pots.

Vertical gardenīring the outside in by adding a vertical garden to your apartment – it's a quick weekend DIY. If you're short on time, several Etsy sellers sell removable geometric shapes that are easy to apply – and remove when you move out. Tape up a few triangles across the wall and get to painting. With this wall accent trick, all you need is a small color sample pot, a brush and some painter's tape. If you're aching to paint your beige living room walls but don't have the time or money to dedicate a few days to painting, adding a colorful geometric wall accent may satisfy your need for color. Better yet, the top design trends in 2019 are on the affordable end and can quickly add a little more pizzazz to your apartment. We dived into designers' favorite inspiration board, Pinterest, to see what's hot right now in apartment decor ideas for the new year. Cooking at home more, spend more time doing free activities and saving more money may get a little easier if you create a home that you love. Refreshing your apartment decor and overall design may help you cross those new year's resolutions off the list faster.

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