Want to make your home more beautiful? Trying these home interiors trends for 2023 is a good place to start!
By Lora O’Brien
Interior design has a huge impact on people’s lives. While we may not notice it, our mood is affected by the colours around us, by the materials used to decorate our home, and even by how much natural light can enter from our windows.
The interior design trends that will stick with us throughout the next year are important considerations for anyone looking to upgrade their home in the next year or so. They just may update your mood and energy levels, too!
To help us predict what’s going to be hot in terms of home interiors trends for 2023, we turned to Christine Thorsteinsson Damsgaard, Visual Expression Manager of BoConcept, a Luxury Lifestyle Awards global winner. Here, she helped us put together a list of interiors trends for 2023 and beyond. Which ones will you try to implement?
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Fabulous Home Interiors Ideas For 2023
1. Dopamine Decor
We’ve all been in a room that we just felt calm in, the same way we’ve been in rooms that induced feelings of chaos. Well, 2023 is all about feel good homes! And what better way to smile than with some colourful hues?
Dopamine decor uses colours, patterns and furnishings in your home in any way that induces those happy vibes! Whether you start off small using prints that make you smile or a splash of colour to break up a room, or you go all out and embrace bright, bold colours, it’s all about creating a home that you can sit in and smile.
Think yellow, pink and orange hues! These have all been proven to improve mood.
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2. 70s Boho
The 1970s had a huge impact on home interiors trends for many years. And this year is no exception!
To bring this decade into your home, aim for a variety of earthy textures, patterns and colours. Decorate with houseplants, macrame, cushions and furniture with minimalist, clean lines. And when choosing furniture, select dark wood or rattan pieces.
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3. Very Natural Accessories
From lamps to rugs, furnishings that make a natural statement are going to be popular this year. For lighting, wicker or rattan lamp shades are great for the dining room or kitchen. As for the bedroom, there’s nothing better than natural pillows, throws and fabrics, like linen or hemp.
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4. Earthy Tones
While bright colours are definitely on our radar for home interiors trends for 2023, so are earthy tones. And there are so many varieties to embrace! Mushroom, taupe and ivory go with everything.
Get the look: To bring your home up to date, paint the walls in a natural hue, or just swap out vibrant accessories for more muted ones.
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5. Creative Crafting Spaces
As you’ll see below, home offices are now huge. And while many of us are still working from home, we also need outlets for our creativity. So one of the fastest-rising home interiors trends for 2023 is adult craft rooms. Working holed up in your office can be taxing on your mental health, so being able to escape the modern and digital world is like therapy.
Get the look: If you’re low on space, it doesn’t even have to be a whole room. You can transform wardrobes, cupboards or smaller spaces such as a corner of a room into an area that allows you a space to go and relax. Whether you craft, make jewellery or create art, it’s a room where your creativity can really flourish.
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6. Spathrooms
Who doesn’t feel great after a visit to the spa? Well, now you can achieve that relaxed state of mind every time you use your bathroom thanks to this spathroom trend. It’s one of the hottest home interiors trends for 2023, and it’s just as the name suggests. Basically, a spa inspired bathroom. Influenced by self-care sanctuaries within the home, this is helping bathrooms to use warmer textures and fabrics for a luxurious feel.
Get the look: If you’re happy with your current bathroom, all you need to do is add some spa-like touches. Think: thirsty towels, gorgeously packaged bathroom products, and loads of candles!
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7. Modern Country
Do you feel at peace when away from the modern world and nestled in the countryside? Whether it’s the natural hues, the wooden accents or the cosy vibe it brings, the country interior is a big trend this year – but it has been given a little modern tweak. Bringing a more earthy vibe to your interiors, handcrafted furniture and building materials are popular, as are natural, organic textiles.
If you’re not ready to commit to turning your whole home into one that is country chic, why not take pieces of it? Whether you invest in some throws, ornaments or tableware, there are lots of ways to adapt your home to reflect this trend.
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8. Windows Over Walls
I think the last few years have found many of us wanting to be more connected to the natural work outside. 2023 is now bringing the outdoors inside, literally! Well, kind of.
Not a trend many will be able to implement without the help of an expert, like Mark Stewart Home Design. But this look is perfect if you’re planning to build or renovate a home, instead of building walls use windows. No longer will hanging artwork be the centrepiece of a room, but the window to the outside world. It also floods the room with natural lighting, which is a bonus!
Get the look: If you’re not building, and if you have the dosh, you can always get a builder in to expand an existing window, if possible.
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9. Neoclassicism
Neoclassicism is a much loved trend for home interiors trends for 2023. The modern design has 18th-century roots and confuses with highly detailed and symmetrical lines. It’s a blend of various periods and styles and oozes elegance and sophistication.
Get the look: Embrace this trend with minimal decorating and architectural details, such as columns and accessories that make any space feel luxurious.
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10. Biophilic Design Is Still All The Rage
The need for a calming, therapeutic, and comforting environment is a trend in design these days. Biophilic design involves combining natural elements with design features such as natural light and plants, to satisfy our innate desire for connection with nature.
Get the look: Obviously, this one is all about the plants. But if you really suck at taking care of them, no worries! Mimic nature with some floral wallpapers instead! Repeating the beauty of nature in the home is definitely one of our favourite home interiors trends for 2023.
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11. The Home Office Is Not Going Anywhere
At home, in the office, or on the go: this is the future of work. Home offices are one of the biggest home interiors trends for 2023. They are here to stay and they’re just as important as the office space you physically inhabit. This is definitely the one additional room everyone is demanding, and its style should reflect your own personal values and needs.
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