With the arrival of a new year also comes new trends in interior decoration. In 2023, decorating will focus on creating cosy and relaxing spaces, with soft, natural colours and sustainable, eco-friendly materials.
Here are the top 10 interior decoration trends for 2023:
Soft, neutral colours: soft, neutral colours such as beige, grey and white will continue to be popular in 2023, as they create a relaxing and cosy atmosphere.
Organic designs: Organic designs are inspired by nature and are characterised by soft lines and curves. In 2023, we will see more furniture and accessories with organic shapes.
Sustainable materials: in line with growing environmental awareness, sustainable materials such as wood and bamboo will be a popular choice for furniture and accessories.
Decorative ceilings: the ceiling has long been a forgotten part of interior decoration, but in 2023, we will see more creative and decorative ceiling designs.
Textured walls: Textured walls, such as brick walls or wood-textured walls, will add a touch of interest and personality to any room.
Vintage décor: vintage items are timeless and add a touch of nostalgia and personality to any space.
Maximalist design: Maximalism is characterised by its use of bold patterns, bright colours, and a mix of textures. In 2023, we will see more maximalist design in interior decoration.
Modular furniture: Modular furniture is a practical and functional solution for small spaces, and in 2023, we will see more modular furniture options with innovative designs.
Japanese style: a combination of Japanese and Scandinavian style, Japanese style is characterised by its minimalism, use of natural materials and soft colours.
Green screen: indoor plants will still be a popular trend in 2023, but the green screen goes one step further, creating a wall of plants for an immersive experience in nature.
In short, in 2023, interior decoration will focus on creating cosy and relaxing spaces, with sustainable materials, organic designs and a mix of styles and trends. Which of these trends would you like to incorporate into your home?
