Are you wondering what home interior trends are going to be for 2023? Here I look at some of the upcoming trends for this year and how you can incorporate them into your home.
With a new year often comes a fresh start, which might mean looking at any updates we would like to make to our homes and gardens, as well as maybe finishing off any leftover projects from last year too.
If you’re someone that’s keen on keeping up with interior trends, here’s everything you need to know for 2023.
1. Sustainability Is Going To Be Big
With the climate crisis continuing to affect the daily lives of millions, making sure the items we bring into our homes have been sustainably sourced is going to be a big focus this year.
That means no more hauls of mass-produced items from B&M but looking instead to source items second-hand or give upcycling a try. You could also focus on buying from small local businesses if you need to buy items new to help reduce your carbon footprint.
Vinted, the second-hand shopping app last year made changes so that people could more easily buy and sell items of homeware as well as clothing.
This is a trend that I’m all for as I’m passionate about sustainability and a lot of the home furnishings I already own have been thrifted.
People may also look to make their homes more sustainable in response to the huge increase in energy prices. An example of this could be installing solar panels or taking steps to reduce cold draughts such as repairing window frames.
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2. Neutral Tones Over Grey
It seems as though people are finally getting bored of the era of absolutely everything being grey and white and opting for more neutral tones such as cream or beige.
One of the great things about decorating with white and grey is that it was really easy to add an accent colour such as mustard or navy using furnishing but then this easy to change too.
Fortunately the same can be said of these neutral tones which pair well with warm colours such as terracotta.
So if you plan to sell your home anytime in the near future, with the help of MGP Property perhaps, or you wimpy want to embrace the modern, then get rid of the grey and do something different instead.
3. Dark Red & Deep Green Will Be Hot Colours This Year
If you’re looking to add a pop of colour to your home this year with some signature pieces, opt for dark reds, such as burgundy, and shades of deep green like emerald or forest.
4. Mix And Match Antiques
Another big trend for 2023 is going to be mixing and matching antiques. You could try mixing them from different eras or mixing the old with the modern.
This trend ties in nicely with the sustainability trend and is a perfect excuse to go antiquing to find some beautiful homeware.
5. House Plants Are Still Growing In Popularity
There are loads of great reasons to fill your home with house plants and the trend for filling your home with lots of lovely fresh foliage is showing no signs of slowing down.
As well as looking lovely, house plants produce extra oxygen and can even help you concentrate better.
