We would probably not be wrong to say that natural materials are the dominant phenomenon every year. Given the phenomenon of global warming, people are more likely to prefer products that have as little environmental impact as possible.
The interior design remains refined but simple, with warm colours, comfort and functionality.
For natural materials has always been a priority. No matter what period you are trying to cover, natural materials have always been, are and will always be relevant. There is always an emphasis on their practicality, their durability and the emotional impact they provide. In 2023, wood finishes are becoming more and more popular as consumers look for furniture that does not use materials that are hazardous to health.
Interior designers believe that by 2023, dark wood cabinet furniture will make a comeback in interiors, such as chests of drawers, TV cabinets, shelves, etc. These are rounded shapes, lightweight, freestanding furniture with beautiful retro details.
If you're looking for bright colours in your home, this is the perfect time to experiment with rich colours in your interiors. In 2023, interior design will be dominated by a luxurious palette of rich jewel tones, calming greens, blues and deep reds. These are warm and nature-inspired colours that enliven home interiors.
This is likely to be another interior design trend in 2023. Japandi style is derived from two different styles - Japanese and Scandinavian. Scandinavian design embraces cosy and comfortable design, while Japanese interior design puts more emphasis on minimalism, functionality and elegance. The Japanese style is minimal, welcoming and cosy. It encourages the use of many natural elements and materials and the admission of plenty of natural sunlight. At the heart of Japandi are simple and clean lines which, together with the other elements of this style, create a special sense of calm.
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Although it should be noted that various shades of beige will not lose their popularity in 2023, a mix of grey and beige will be particularly fashionable, adding an extra sense of warmth and freshness to the interior, and working well with pinkish red shades.
Japangi-style workroom. Photo source: Jenna Peffley
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