What You Need to Know: The Interior Design Trends of 2023
From trends, we've seen in previous years to new-focused interiors. Here's everything you need to know about the Interior Design trends you'll see in 2023!
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Colored dining tables are in high demand due to the increased popularity of open floor plans. Consumers have become increasingly interested in bringing vibrant elements into their homes.
According to Isabelle Dubern-Mallevays, having a colorful centerpiece makes it simple to accessorize dining rooms. She recommends contrasting bright tables with neutral-colored accessories.
05 EARTHY TONES
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Since the pandemic has forced most of us to spend more time in our homes, we’ve started to bring nature inside. Because we’ve been relying on our homes for comfort, we’ve begun to buy more home decor. The value of the home decor market has increased exponentially through the years, forecasting to reach 202 billion dollars in the United States by 2024.
Several home decor manufacturers have started to heavily incorporate shades of green, orange, and brown into items. The warm colors that surround us on Earth provide a sense of comfort and relaxation.
As we look ahead, many of these interior design trends are likely to evolve, but the constant will be our desire to find comfort in our living spaces.
If you enjoyed learning about these interior design trends, stay tuned for next week's post, where we will highlight the best home products of the year to help you revamp your spaces. Thank you for reading until next week, interior design enthusiasts.
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Interior design trends have always influenced how we decorate our homes; from the way, we choose to organize our furniture to the color palettes presented throughout our homes.
The last few years have taught us that our homes are reflections of who we are. They represent our contentment, ease, and tranquillity.
01 CURVED FURNITURE
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As the new year progresses, many of us have begun to resist incorporating straight-lined furniture into our homes. Instead, we have become drawn to curvy furniture, such as curved couches and circular tables.
Our brains are drawn to circular figures and curved lines because they represent safety and tranquility.
According to the founder of Bartone Interiors, Kristin Bartone, “We are seeing lots of curves in furniture to provide an environment of comfort and calm. Nearly every manufacturer—from ultra-high-end to more budget-friendly vendors—is incorporating soft lines, arcs, and curves into their furniture.”
02 GLAZED TILES
Photo by William Abranowicz, Architectural Digest
Glazed geometric tiles are very popular right now. Bathrooms, kitchens, living rooms, and floors are just a few places where you can find these tiles.
Rather than sticking to neutral-colored tiles, many homeowners have started to experiment with several different tiles.
Terracotta tiles have the most varied uses in design this year. Interior Design students at the Fashion Institute of Technology have observed homeowners using them for skylights, kitchen hallways, and dining areas.
03 PARISIAN-INSPIRED INTERIORS
Design by Emma Donnersberg | Photo by Lines Magazine
Parisian-inspired interiors have been popular for several years and will continue to be popular. The French are the masters of minimalism and simple interiors.
Interior designer, Tiffany Piotrowski, explains that the classic Parisian space usually includes "white walls with picture frame molding, gilded golden mirrors in ornate styles, carved fireplaces, and marble flooring."
In the 18th century, the popularity of French design was heavily influenced by East Asian motifs: Inspiring the introduction of curved and sculptured interiors.
04 COLORFUL DINING ROOM TABLES
Photo by Studioparisien | The Invisible Collection
The last few years have taught us that our homes are reflections of who we are. They represent our contentment, ease, and tranquillity.
01 CURVED FURNITURE
Photo by Curated Interior
As the new year progresses, many of us have begun to resist incorporating straight-lined furniture into our homes. Instead, we have become drawn to curvy furniture, such as curved couches and circular tables.
Our brains are drawn to circular figures and curved lines because they represent safety and tranquility.
According to the founder of Bartone Interiors, Kristin Bartone, “We are seeing lots of curves in furniture to provide an environment of comfort and calm. Nearly every manufacturer—from ultra-high-end to more budget-friendly vendors—is incorporating soft lines, arcs, and curves into their furniture.”
02 GLAZED TILES
Photo by William Abranowicz, Architectural Digest
Glazed geometric tiles are very popular right now. Bathrooms, kitchens, living rooms, and floors are just a few places where you can find these tiles.
Rather than sticking to neutral-colored tiles, many homeowners have started to experiment with several different tiles.
Terracotta tiles have the most varied uses in design this year. Interior Design students at the Fashion Institute of Technology have observed homeowners using them for skylights, kitchen hallways, and dining areas.
03 PARISIAN-INSPIRED INTERIORS
Design by Emma Donnersberg | Photo by Lines Magazine
Parisian-inspired interiors have been popular for several years and will continue to be popular. The French are the masters of minimalism and simple interiors.
Interior designer, Tiffany Piotrowski, explains that the classic Parisian space usually includes "white walls with picture frame molding, gilded golden mirrors in ornate styles, carved fireplaces, and marble flooring."
In the 18th century, the popularity of French design was heavily influenced by East Asian motifs: Inspiring the introduction of curved and sculptured interiors.
04 COLORFUL DINING ROOM TABLES
Photo by Studioparisien | The Invisible Collection
Colored dining tables are in high demand due to the increased popularity of open floor plans. Consumers have become increasingly interested in bringing vibrant elements into their homes.
According to Isabelle Dubern-Mallevays, having a colorful centerpiece makes it simple to accessorize dining rooms. She recommends contrasting bright tables with neutral-colored accessories.
05 EARTHY TONES
Photo by Style Magazine
Since the pandemic has forced most of us to spend more time in our homes, we’ve started to bring nature inside. Because we’ve been relying on our homes for comfort, we’ve begun to buy more home decor. The value of the home decor market has increased exponentially through the years, forecasting to reach 202 billion dollars in the United States by 2024.
Several home decor manufacturers have started to heavily incorporate shades of green, orange, and brown into items. The warm colors that surround us on Earth provide a sense of comfort and relaxation.
As we look ahead, many of these interior design trends are likely to evolve, but the constant will be our desire to find comfort in our living spaces.
If you enjoyed learning about these interior design trends, stay tuned for next week's post, where we will highlight the best home products of the year to help you revamp your spaces. Thank you for reading until next week, interior design enthusiasts.
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