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EXPERT ADVICE
interior trends
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to look out for in 2023
From bold splashes of colour to clever kitchen storage solutions and minimalism,
here’s what industry experts expect to see more of next year.
transform your interiors as you approach Colour trends
f you’re looking for inspiration on how to
Ianother year, or you simply want to refresh
some of your décor, we’ve got some insight for Deep green
you on the upcoming interior trends for 2023. There’s nothing quite like adding a dramatic
colour to update your living space and a
beautiful rich green is a great choice. Deep
green has been a growing trend for kitchen
cabinetry lately.
Warm peach
While terracotta is having something of
a moment, it seems the 70s are back and
we can’t get enough of shades of orange
in general. For those wanting something a
little softer, look no further than the gentler
hues of Pantone’s luscious ‘Peach Caramel’.
This warm shade would work well in a living
room, especially when complemented with
accessories or soft furnishings in accent
colours such as grey or green.
Red
Fiery red is great for creating real wow-factor
while at the same time adding warmth for the
colder months. For most of us, it is best used
as an accent colour and a standout piece of
furniture in a brilliant red will be just enough to
make the right statement.
as wooden flooring, chunky wool throws Wallpaper trends
“Red pairs well with natural materials such
and plant-life to soften the look and create
a homely feel. Sitting opposite blue on the
colour wheel, red also looks great paired
with navy, creating a modern high-end feel.”
says Adam Brown, Managing Director at The From earthy tones and jungle vibes to
Painted Furniture Company. biophilic design and ombre, there will be a
wallpaper for every home in 2023.
Pretty in pink
Once confined to little girls’ bedrooms Ombre
and nurseries, pink has been immensely Ombre designs are fast becoming a favourite
popular since 2014 when ‘Millennial Pink’, a trend for 2023. An ombre wall mural is perfect
colour that ranges from pale blush to muted for adding colour to your room without over-
salmon, entered the scene. Pink is a versatile powering the space.
colour that can be used in so many ways. It’s
great for softening a black interior scheme
and also pairs well with gold for a touch of Monochrome
glamour. Monochrome can instantly make any space
look chic if you pair it with further white and
Mustard grey accessories in the form of bedsheets
While not as bright as yellow, mustard is a and bedside units. For those who would
fantastic shade for warming up the home prefer a pop of colour, use potted green
plants or opt for red or yellow cushions.
over winter as it features tones of red that
make it feel cosy. It is bold enough to use
as an accent colour, for example adding a
few simple scatter cushions to a grey sofa, Outdoor living
or a mustard bookcase to a bedroom is just The jungle trend quietly appeared on the
enough to lift a whole scheme. scene a couple of years ago and it rapidly
came into our homes during lockdown. We
surrounded ourselves with as much nature
as possible while we were confined to our
homes to keep ourselves connected to the
outdoors. The stunning Tranquil Jungle from
Wallsauce.com is perfect for transforming
your bathroom into an on-trend, nature-
inspired escape.
Botanical designs have been around for
a long time and they aren’t disappearing
anytime soon. Botanical or biophilic murals
are all about deepening our connection with
nature. A botanical wall mural complemented
with indoor plants and rattan furniture can
really accentuate your space.
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