Before you know it, 2023 is here, a year that we already know what it will bring us (at least, as far as decoration is concerned). We have spoken with three interior designers so that they can tell us what trends they predict for the coming months. What style will we feel a predilection for? What colours or materials will be the favourites? What designs will take over the decoration?
EARTH COLORS WILL BE A TREND IN 2023
It is one of the clearest trends. In 2023, the range of earth colours (from beige to brown, through tiles and copper) will be the preferred palette when decorating our homes. Brown, smoked, mole, cinnamon, coffee, mink, paprika, cognac, caldera. These are tones that inspire warmth and authenticity. And to find contrast, touches of Klein blue.
TEXTILES TAKE CENTER STAGE
The tendency to recreate calm and serene spaces prompted us to dress the rooms with plain textiles in very soft neutral tones. Well, it seems that something is changing (albeit in a very subtle way). Along with plain fabrics, we are going to see a progressive return to patterns in both curtains and cushions. Living rooms and bedrooms are going to be transformed thanks to fabrics that will add complexity with their textures, patterns, colours, and folds.
And what patterns will we see the most? From geometric designs to floral motifs that bring us life and closeness to nature, so necessary today.
Why not bring country house style to the city? With this question, the designers point out that in 2023 we will witness a clear trend towards romantic and extremely cosy decoration. And above all, respectful and a lover of nature. In these houses, light tones and natural elements will predominate.
ROUNDED SHAPES
The bold trend will continue to be in fashion in 2023. We will see curves and organic shapes, both in semicircular arches and walls without edges, as well as in pieces of furniture.
Thanks to the designs with sinuous and enveloping shapes, the rooms are filled with dynamism.
There is so much more but we have prepared the rest of the decorating trends for the post that will be part II of this post.
