Last two years, we have spent more time at home than before, which has altered how we see our spaces both visually and practically. Designers anticipate that as people spend time at home, they will want to invest more in their interiors and construct a unique setting.
It’s time to start re-looking at our spaces with a fresh lens as we draw closer to the end of this year. A room can revamp its look with only minor design tweaks, such as choosing the ideal color scheme, hardware style, piece of furniture, or decorative accent. Interior design fads come and go, but if you’re planning to build your house, buy a new one, or are simply updating your living space, you’re undoubtedly researching the latest trends in interior design.
Sustainability
For a number of things, we consider sustainability as an option, be it cars or food. However, what we might have to take into consideration now is sustainability in home decor. While you make these changes, let’s try to ditch the brown plastic pots for some pretty planters. The year 2023 seems to be the one for sustainable design which is futuristic, good for the climate, and visually aesthetic too!
Magenta in Miniatures
You’ve probably already heard the news that Viva Magenta has been selected as Pantone’s 2023 Color of the Year. Well, while the new color is likely to be seen in fashion, and beauty, you would also want to add to your cart some Magenta Miniatures for your home decor.
The Power of Flowers
People have been adopting elements from folk or cozy aesthetics in recent years, and that trend is expected to continue for at least another year. Floral window treatments, cushions, and wallpaper all give any room a bright, lived-in feel and conjure up images of enchanted log cabins and English country homes.
Manifesting Elegance
In today’s time, luxury to home is not just added through attractive furniture or decor pieces. A Statement Wall may add grandeur to your home more than anything else, regardless of whether your style is minimalist, avant-garde, or merely surrealistic.
Be Boho
By the end of 2023, Bohemian Style will be mastered by those who want their homes to be full of life, and culture, embracing creativity and unique designs. One can incorporate some pretty Boho Furniture into their decor with floral and paisley designs combined to keep up with the trends.
The Green Palette
With a variety of colors being incorporated into decor trends, green has made its way to the upcoming year. Furniture and cabinets, cushions, and sofas in various shades of green have increased over the past few years, and the trend doesn’t appear to be slowing down anytime soon. This earthy shade goes well with brass fixtures and wood tones as well.
Cravings for Curves
While clean lines have traditionally been the hallmark of modern design, more curves are anticipated in 2023. More arched doors are anticipated in architecture, focusing on organic curves with an emphasis on ergonomics and comfort. It is not required to spend tons on curved furniture but one can try out the trend with something more pocket friendly, like a Side Table or accent chairs with curved backs.
Redefining Modern Art
Modern Art does not only mean scaling up your wall art or adding statements to decor. Figurines can be a perfect complement to your collection. Display them in your living or working environment and watch them take over the spotlight.
Neutral Tones
In recent years, neutrals have become increasingly prevalent. Whether a design concept is modern, contemporary, historic, or anywhere in between, neutral hues are simple to include. Be it rugs, sofas, or cushion covers, it adds simplicity and luxury to the home. Every year, we hear that neutrals are leaving, yet they always return, stronger than ever.
A Vintage Affair
No matter how modern the trends become, home decor will continue to keep up with its love affair with vintage. A simple piece of Vintage decor will add character to the house and give a warm touch.
While some of us don’t let trends solely dictate our interior design decisions, there is art in detail. A well-designed home tells your story and these memorable spaces convey your unique style which is hard for a trend to capture.
