2023 is coming and it’s high time to find out some hottest home decor trends of this year just in case you are planning a renovation or just some changes to make your interiors feel ultimate. We’ve gathered all the boldest and edgiest points according to the famous interior designers, take a look and choose!
Design
Nostalgic Design
Nostalgic design is a really exciting style as it can’t be boxed into one strict design language, it’s all about an individual’s memories of past spaces. It’s not really about vintage, it’s more of granny-chic evolving to a less kitschy/more sophisticated style. Such design is also sustainable, and sustainability needs to be at the forefront of design. Just don’t forget to infuse some younger elements into the room to keep it current. For example, swap out the oil painting you have in a gilt frame for something contemporary. It’s a subtle but impactful substitution.
A nostalgic bedroom in neutrals, with a wooden vanity and a mirror in a wooden frame, a vintage chair and a bed with neutral bedding.
A retro living room with bookcases, a leather and a printed upholstered chair, a heavy vintage wooden table and some potted greenery.
A retro Scandinavian kitchen with a burgundy accent wall, a checked floor, neutral cabinetry, a wooden table and chair.
A nostalgic kitchen in tiffany blue and white, with wooden beams, a wooden floor and cabinets is a welcoming space.
A nostalgic living room with a black limewash wall, a burgundy and yellow chair, a black leather sofa, a rattan table and some boho decor.
Personality-Driven Design
Many people today are shifting away from neutral, Pinterest-perfect rooms and opting instead for cozier spaces that feature personal collections, layered textiles, unique art, and a mix of old and new furnishings. We have seen so much minimalism over the last few years; homeowners are now craving warmth, depth, and character in their personal spaces.
A welcoming open layout with bookshelves showing off favorite books, magazines, photos and artwork.
A bold mid-century modern space done with a printed rug, a couple of sofas and colorful pillows, a ledge gallery wall.
A colorful living room with an emerald sectional, mustard and navy poufs, a bold boho gallery wall and a map to personalize the space.
A cozy vintage-inspired interior with a bold rug, printed wallpaper, rattan furniture, floral print fabrics and books on the table.
A personalized space done with a large storage unit and a windowsill seat, with a collection of books and baskets.
Sustainable Design
People are becoming more mindful of choosing environmentally friendly options, and rightly so, as the conversation and importance of sustainable design will begin to take center stage. People are increasingly asking ‘where is this made,’ ‘how is this made,’ etc. People are going to begin investing more in quality products that will stand the test of time. Rather than buying something cheap to get the look at the moment, people will be more selective about what they put in their home in order to have it for years to come.
Materials
Marble
Marble with its naturally dramatic veining makes it unpretentiously and effortlessly decorative and rich. Nothing screams old money more than something that’s actually a million years old. If you are looking for a luxurious material that will make a statement and will also raise the price of your property, this is it.
A black minimalist kitchen with sleek cabinets, neutral stone countertops and a white marble backsplash.
A chic modern kitchen in white and a white marble kitchen island, gold fixtures for a more glam look.
A black marble kitchen backsplash is a very luxurious touch to these ultra-minimalist white cabinets.
Sleek white cabinets and a white marble backsplash that makes the whole space very exquisite and edgy.
A super elegant vintage kitchen with forest green cabinets and a grey marble backsplash creates a wow effect.
A chic white minimalist kitchen with touches of black for more drama and a white marble backsplash for a refined feel.
A modern luxurious kitchen with white cabinets, a white marble kitchen island and a backsplash plus gold fixtures.
A small contemporary bathroom with a white marble backsplash and white furniture plus a gallery wall.
A minimalist white bathroom fully clad with marble, with a tub and a shower plus built-in lights for a refined feel.
A dove grey farmhouse kitchen with white stone countertops and a white marble backsplash for more elegance.
Dark Wood
Dark woods add sharp definition in a natural yet rich way — as long as you stick to woods that are naturally dark, such as walnut, as opposed to light woods that are stained dark. Dark timber also feels very luxurious in the right setting which is a feeling many people want to evoke in their homes.
A bold and catchy dining space with a dark-stained dining table, light-stained chairs, dark pendant lamps and a bold artwork.
A bold dining zone with a view, a black dining table and chairs, a whitewashed bench and a light-stained floor.
A chic modern farmhouse kitchen with a light-stained floor, dark wooden beams and a kitchen island that dominate over the space.
A rough wood ceiling and beams, a vintage heavy wooden dining table and floor bring ultimate coziness to the space.
A modern neutral kitchen with dark-stained cabinetry, a white kitchen countertop and wall sconces plus a welcoming dining space.
Natural Materials
As we continue to see the positive effects of being closer to nature, we look to the rising trend in natural design to help us bring some of the natural world into the comfort of our homes. The use of natural materials such as bamboo, cork, sisal and wood can add texture and character to a space.
A chalet living room with a fireplace clad with stone, striped seating furniture, metal chandeliers and table lamps.
A contemporary neutral bathroom with white large scale tiles, wooden slats, a niche for storage, an oval tub and a wooden stool.
A gorgeous chalet bathroom done with light-stained wood and green marble in the shower, a tub with a view.
A gorgeous neutral spa bathroom clad with limestone tiles, with a tub clad with them, built-in shelves and potted greenery, a woven pouf and a bag.
A beautiful modern living room with a panoramic view, with chic furniture and lovely black cane chairs, lots of books and colorful pillows.
Colors
Gold Accents
This leans into one of the biggest trends to come in 2023 which has been dubbed ‘limitless luxe.’ Gold is back forever. This parallels the overarching trend of warm tones over cool tones.
A beautiful bathroom with blue botanical wallpaper, a mirror in a gold frame, gold candleholders, a towel holder and lamps.
A bold bedroom with a navy accent wall, a bed with a gilded headboard, a gilded nightstand, a gold petal pendant lamp.
A chic and glam white kitchen with gold fixtures, refined gold pendant lamps and gold handles is a very beautiful and refined idea.
A cool bathroom with printed wallpaper, gold hexagon shelves, a round mirror in a gold frame, gold fixtures and handles is very bold.
A glam and chic nook with a grey upholstered bench, statement watercolor artworks with gold, a gold pillow, legs and a small table.
White Kitchens
White kitchens are no longer about minimalism, but about creating a clear and neutral backdrop for dramatic pieces that do add character. That said, white comes in a million shades, so make sure you choose the right kind of white to add warmth to the kitchen.
A vintage white kitchen with a white tile backsplash, stools and much storage space.
A mid-century modern kitchen done in white, with brass handles and faucets.
A vintage white kitchen with brass handles and wooden floors that make it cozier.
A white farmhouse kitchen with brass vintage touches and marble countertops for an eye-catchy touch.
A modern white kitchen with a geometric floor and a wooden countertop to make it look more interesting.
Muted Colors
The neutral, warm and cozy look is going to add some additions in 2023. People are starting to embrace colors, but not in the bold, vibrant hues. They are starting to value different shades other than green, brown and blues that are seen as more earthy and calming.
An adorable minimalist living room done in neutrals, with a terracotta upholstered chair, branches in a vase and tan chandelier.
A gorgeous minimalist living room done in greys, with a tan fireplace and a light brown tufted ottoman for a sutble touch of color.
A minimalist neutral living room done with chic furniture, a terracotta chair, blankets and pillows for a touch of color.
A muted-colored bedroom with a dark green wall, pillows of muted shades like rust, greens and mauve.
A welcoming mid-century modern living room with tan walls, a non-working fireplace, some comfy seating furniture and a pallet coffee table.
Other Trends
Stripes
It’s likely to do with the nostalgia element, but it’s also a great way to give your interior space a little more dimension and interest without too much additional effort. Walls aside, we are also seeing stripes coming through furniture, too.
Stripes are going to come back in a big way. They’re the original high-contrast design element, whether used in wallpaper, textiles or paint and make an unmistakably bold statement unlike any other pattern.
A chic dining room with a blue and white striped wall, a gallery wall, a black table and refined wooden chairs.
A neutral and ethereal bedroom with a green and white striped wall, neutral textiles and potted plants is very beautiful.
A Scandinavian bedroom finished off with a grey and white striped wall, a bed and a nightstand, some greenery and art is welcoming.
Traditional grey and white vertical stripes like these ones are great for making your ceilings look higher, and white paneling adds elegance here.
A sophisticated vintage striped sofa, a neutral pouf, a lovely floor lamp with crystals for a super refined and elegant space.
Statement Rugs
People are nervous to commit when it comes to interior design, and so everything becomes bland with block shades of neutral plainness. Rugs offer a convenient and noncommittal way to add pattern and personality into a room. Particularly oddly or misshapen rugs favoring asymmetry are going to be a trend. This again leans into our desire for highly-personalized and unique interiors and, of course, maximalism.
A gorgeous muted color printed boho rug adds coziness and a welcoming feel to the living room.
Statement layered rugs - a jute and a bold boho one are a great way to add a boho feel to the space.
A gorgeous geometric rug like this one will take over the whole space making a statement.
A super bright and catchy boho printed rug adds both color and print to the space and makes it amazing.
A super colorful and bold boho living room with bright layered rugs, a red sofa with colorful pillows and a bold gallery wall.
Texture
In 2022, plaster and lime wash started to make their way into design again—and 2023 is going to be the year it is infused deep into the design of everyone’s homes. While you could certainly opt for textured lime wash walls, even adding a plaster hood in your kitchen (one of the biggest kitchen trends for 2023) can create a major visual impact in your space.
An accent weathered and aged wood wall makes a contemproary bedroom more rustic and adds coziness.
A weathered and stained wood accent wall softens the industrial-inspired living room with vintage touches.
A fantastic shower space in neutrals accented with a green onxy statement wall that really wows.
A limestone statement wall and a matching neutral staircase with clear glass railing for an ultimate contemporary space.
A rough stone accent wall adds a natural feel to the contemporary living room and brings a touch of natural color.
Arches
Rounded door frames, thresholds and ceilings are going to be big in 2023. Arches evoke an old-world architectural era and bring a sense of timelessness and softness to any space.
An arched doorway leading to the kitchen hints on vintage style and touches of Spanish colonial decor you'll see.
An arched doorway and a matching window make the dining room more formal, stylish and refined.
French arched doors leading to the bathroom make it more refined and chic at first glance.
Arched doorways make entryways and corridors catchy and chic, add pendant lamps to highlight it.
A contemporary bathroom with an arched doorway inviting to the shower space for more eye-catchiness.
Statement Light
We’ll see a lot more saturated colors, more glossy than matte finishes and more elaborate lamp shades. Traditionally-applied fabrics and patterns have become quite popular, there sure will be some ceramic shades, for table, floor and even pendant or surface mounts, becoming trendy. These are all the hottest 2023 home decor trends, what’s your opinion? What would you choose for your own home?
A fantastic agate table lamp with a gold base, a large agate insert and a lavender velvet lampshade for a wow effect.
An antique bronze flamingo table lamp with a tie-dye pink lampshade for a touch of color to the space.
An ultra-modern wooden slice LED table lamp will bring a touch of nature to your space.
A fun ostrich feather table lamp with a base reminding of an ostrich leg is a glam and quirky idea to go for.
A gold fern leaf table lamp will bring a refined touch to the space and make it very sophisticated.