It goes without saying that we’ve all been spending a lot of time in our homes so far in 2020. So when you look around that home, what do you see? If you see bee motifs, burled wood, or even a classic 1970s sunset, then you’re not alone, according to the experts at Etsy, which has just released its annual list of the year’s top home decor trends. For this year, perhaps it’s no coincidence that nature plays a role in many of these trends, as bringing the outdoors in—never a bad idea—is especially important right now. Read on to explore the trends and to shop them from some of Etsy’s top makers.

REDEFINED RESIN

“Redefined resin” has made its way to the top, such as in this doorknob with real flowers embedded inside. As Etsy’s resident trend expert Dayna Isom Johnson says: “We’re seeing it show up everywhere from furniture to accent pieces to wall decor. Sellers are taking advantage of the versatile material and creating intricate pieces that double as artwork.”

BURLED WOOD

Known for the way it shows off the wood grain, burled wood is appearing in furniture in a big way this year.

’70S SUNSETS

Everyone is craving a warm sunset right now, with Etsy reporting a 99 percent increase in searches for sunset art—but with a retro twist that’s more reminiscent of decades gone by. 

ECO-CONSCIOUS FABRICS

More and more people are purchasing sustainable and eco-friendly products like this organic bedding, proving that you can sleep in comfort and style while saving the earth. 

SUSPENDED PLANTERS

You can never have too many plants indoors. But nowadays people are looking for other ways to display them. “Shoppers are getting creative with their spaces and increasingly opting for planters that they can display on their walls and ceilings,” Isom Johnson says.

SEASHELL SHAPES

Time and time again, seashells have proven to be an enduring decor theme, whether you’re in a beach house or not. 

ANCIENT ACCENTS

In addition to those retro sunsets, shoppers are looking back even further for inspiration—Etsy has seen an increase of late on searches for Greek and Roman statuettes and planters.