While nature has appreciated iridescence by incorporating it in peacock feathers and butterfly wings; the finish stands rather neglected when it comes to picking it as part of oneand#039;s living space. Last popular in the 1900s, this finish was brought back to life by designer Tom Dixon at this year's Salone del Mobile in Milan. His collection was appreciated worldwide and moved on to become one of the popular home decor trends for the year. The trend was picked by several other brands that went on to create an array of interesting products that have turned out to be must-haves for this year.

pEasy to recognise but impossible to describe; such is the charm of iridescence. Those who love fairies and mystical art can easily recognise this magical finish, but for those who still canandrsquo;t recollect it; it could pass off as a grown up version of a rainbow./p pWhile nature has appreciated iridescence by incorporating it in peacock feathers and butterfly wings; the finish stands rather neglected when it comes to picking it as part of one's living space. Last popular in the 1900s, this finish was brought back to life by designer Tom Dixon at this yearandrsquo;s Salone del Mobile in Milan. His collection was appreciated worldwide and moved on to become one of the popular home decor trends for the year. The trend was picked by several other brands that went on to create an array of interesting products that have turned out to be must-haves for this year./p
pFrom Tom Dixonandrsq...