Spring is all about new beginnings and transformation. So, why not give your home a seasonal refresh? This year, home dĂ©cor trends are taking a departure from modern and industrial styles, embracing earth tones and hand-crafted, wooden furniture instead. Keep scrolling for the official design trends of 2023, according to interior design experts:   Â
Soft Curves
Soft curves will replace sharper edges this year. Doorways and entries will be elegantly curved. Furniture will be more rounded as well – think kidney-bean shaped sofas, and cylindrical coffee tables. Curves are taking over 2023 home design trends because of the soft and visually appealing element that they lend to a space.
Earthy Colors
Rich, lovely shades of green like emerald, forest, pistachio, and sage will reign supreme in 2023. Green walls, curtains, rugs, and accent pieces will replace greys and taupe. Associated with nature and tranquility, green is a color that puts people at ease. Furniture in warm shades of brown like camel and espresso is also trending.
Kitchen Shelves
Open shelves are replacing cabinets in the kitchen. They add “interest, depth, and colour” to kitchen walls, and compliment the utilitarian, mid-century design style. Plus, they’re fun to decorate and personalize.
Embracing Nature
Paneled wooden accent walls and wooden accent pieces will continue trending this year, as we embrace “sustainability and eco awareness”. During this shift toward naturalism, handmade, wooden furniture is also rising in popularity. Darker, textural wood is replacing the lighter, washed-out wood from years past.Â
Vintage Designs
Vintage designs from all eras are everywhere right now. This trend can incorporate everything from bold, printed wallpaper to handmade furniture from decades past. It tells a story and adds interest and flair to any room.
Organic Lighting
Organic lighting is in demand. Lighting sets the tone for a room and adds to its coziness. It can be functional while also serving as a piece of art. Sconces and handcrafted lighting in natural materials like wicker and rattan will be seen across a multitude of designs this year.
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