List of contents
{{tocState.toggleTocShowMore? "show more" : "show less" } }
In the year In the world of interior design in 2023, we have an exciting mix of diversity, natural influences and comfortable comfort. Reflecting this year's popular trends, it's clear that looking for variety is more important than ever, especially for those with a comfortable home environment amid busy office life.
We asked interior designers about their favorite decorating trends for 2023, and here's what they had to say.
1. The Rose Revolution
This year brings a bold, unexpected yet alluring pink color palette. Named by industry experts, Pantone colors like Viva Magenta and Barbie Pink are not just accents, but centerpieces in many homes. This trend had a lot to do with the upcoming release of Greta Gerwig's Barbie and the rise of the Barbiecore aesthetic.
Karin Sun, a design specialist at Crane & Canopy, loves that more homeowners are following this trend, adding hot pink contrast to statement pieces like pillows and blankets.
2. Its green spaces
Getty Images
The desire to incorporate natural elements into home design continues to be a hot topic this year. Interior designer Amelia Thompson's floral wallpaper, indoor plant arrangements and nature-inspired artwork are on the rise, reflecting the desire to bring the outdoors indoors.
3. Stabilize the home environment
Getty Images
In the year In 2023, the trend towards a quieter and more comfortable home environment will become more evident, driven by homeowners looking to avoid fires. Karen Sun celebrates the arrival of a muted color palette featuring rich browns, neutral olives and cool blues in a variety of home furnishings.
On the other hand, Amelia Thomson highlights how homeowners try to strike a balance between comfort and luxury. Trend is luxurious and wide furniture covered with high quality fabrics that satisfy the need for luxury and do not violate luxury.
4. Combine indoor and outdoor living
Getty Images
Another important trend is the desire to create seamless transitions between indoor and outdoor spaces. As interior designer Sarah Barnard points out, architectural elements such as double-glazed doors and large windows play a key role in achieving this goal. These features offer stunning views and expand the living space, creating a sense of peace and openness.
5. Description of the bathroom
As interior designer Sarah Barnard points out, 2023 represents a major shift in bathroom design trends. Moving away from the minimalist designs that have dominated for many years, homeowners are looking for a more distinct and private bathroom area. "The bathroom has become a place where more people are looking for a unique environment than the sleek, simple designs that were popular many years ago," explains Barnard.
This year, the demand for decorative tiles, rich colors and natural earth materials that make the bathroom more comfortable has increased. These elements add visual depth and warmth and make the bathroom a more private and comfortable space.
6. Vintage and nostalgic decoration
Getty Images
Vintage design is making a comeback not only as an independent element, but as a centerpiece that adds character and warmth to a modern home. This autumn beauty revival is more than a throw; The timeless magic of the past is glory.
Using classic pieces, whether it's a mid-century modern chair or a Victorian lamp, allows the old to blend with the new, creating a unique and familiar space.
7. Timeless natural stone accents
The classic beauty of natural stone will remain popular in 2023. Janelle Blakely, CEO of Blakely Interiors, eloquently sums up this sentiment. "Raw, durable tiles make a room feel more spacious and elegant, especially in keeping with modern aesthetic trends."
It features the timeless appeal of natural stone and large-format porcelain tiles, which play an important role in bringing nature and sophistication into modern living spaces.
8. Bright styles and customization
Prepared by Rachel Cannon
Patterns have a great influence on interior decoration: furniture, wallpapers and carpets have dynamic patterns. Ben Stewart celebrates the impact of graphic design on decor with AI-generated art and customizable templates.
9. Function meets style.
In the year Interiors in 2023 will see an interesting mix of functionality and beauty - a makeover by interior designer Janelle Blakely. "It's the perfect balance of easy access without disturbing the rest of the room," she says.
One of his great examples is hiding a washing machine in a bathroom cabinet.
This year, places like the wine room have surpassed their traditional functions. Blakely comments: “It's not just functional areas, it's changed. They have become another way for homeowners to express their artistic vision.
Combining functionality, personal style and creative expression, it represents a fundamental shift in the way homeowners view and use their space.
10. Organic shapes and lines
Away from the strong lines and sharp angles of previous years, this year favors soft and streamlined shapes. The rounded edges and curved shapes of furniture such as convex mirrors create a soothing visual aesthetic and reflect the desire for comfort and relaxation in the home.
Often inspired by natural forms, these works emphasize the connection with nature and convey a sense of harmony and balance.
