New material, chromatic and conceptual inspirations.
The 2023 furnishing trends are clear: the return to nature has never been so strong.
However, together with organic shapes and natural materials, other trends emerge shaped on an idea of sustainable luxury, with original references to the vintage world.
Here from Westwing, five interior trends for 2023
1. Round and organic shapes
The watchword is: lightness.
The furnishing trends for 2023 have interpreted this deep desire for levity by focusing on
rounded corners, comfortable materials, soft lines
.
Cold materials and right angles are banned, in favor of a
cozy and sweet concept:
this goes for sofas, armchairs and coffee tables, or even for knick-knacks and hanging decorations.
From a decorative and architectural point of view, arches are making a big comeback.
They can be painted onto the walls, to create a modern trompe-l'oeil effect, or integrated directly into renovations.
In the second case, they will help to better define a room, such as the bedroom, making it sophisticated and inviting.
This attitude towards delicate silhouettes goes well with two of the trendy colors of 2023. It is perfect both in natural and warm tones, but also with
bold statements
, i.e. bright shades such as fuchsia and red that give a playful note to interiors.
2. Call to nature
Much more than a simple trend, this inspiration follows the desire to
let a corner of the forest or the countryside enter the house
.
The super smooth and homogeneous materials give way to less perfect textures, such as
natural wood, rattan and jute
.
Among the main trends, it is based on sustainable and recyclable elements, aiming at the quality of the single piece of furniture and accessory.
The colors follow this mood, opting for a pleasant
tone on tone
.
You can try a
mix of warm neutral tones,
such as beige, ivory and terracotta,
to alternate with the freshness of green.
Yes also to
plants,
obviously both in vase holders and hanging: let them become an integral part of the styling, enriching the natural color palette.
Where to start?
The advice is to start from the sleeping area: buying a set of linen sheets in an ad hoc colour, such as olive green.
Placing solid wood bedside tables, a handmade jute runner on either side of the bed and a beautiful indoor plant in a corner of the room.
In just a few gestures, you will have a completely transformed and ultra-welcoming environment.
3. Between wild and Art Déco
An eccentric restyling?
It is an original furnishing trend for 2023. Characterized by "wild" details and references to the sophisticated Art Déco style,
it is ideal for enhancing small corners of the house,
as a reading corner in the living room or the entrance to the house.
A single statement accessory is enough, like an armchair, to be enhanced with cushions and wallpapers with animals and jungle motifs.
Viva Magenta,
the Pantone Color 2023, is perfect for this style .
The textures oscillate between the warmth of dark wood surfaces and the rigor of gold-colored metal elements, to be alternated with sumptuous fabrics and gritty textures.
As far as colors are concerned, there is a clear
predominance of blue:
opt for suggestive shades, such as ultramarine, peacock and cornflower, to be highlighted thanks to golden accents.
Blending with green and yellow, the other two key shades, they will create luxurious settings, but devoted to absolute comfort.
4. Back to the 70s
For some years now, the fascination for the eclectic 70s
has been slowly making itself felt again, more or less incorporated into various trends .
Colorful and wild, this decade perfectly embodies the spirit of our times: we want a home that welcomes us, but also manages to amaze us every day.
The leitmotif of this 2023 furnishing trend is clearly colour, in all its liberating spontaneity. Don't forget to complete the setup with chrome accessories and details, designed to
illuminate the wooden surfaces or velvet coverings,
another constant of the 70s.
The extra detail?
Surely the optical and abstract prints to hang on the walls.
There isn't a single reference palette, but the ideal is to introduce
the retro tones of orange, brown, green and cyclamen.
The must-have details for this style are the bouclé fabrics, to be used freely for sofas, armchairs, cushions and poufs.
If we had to choose the symbolic piece of furniture, however, we would have no doubts:
shaggy carpets.
White or coloured, they will help you give character to the living room.
5. The house as a resort
Finally, here is the bespoke home interior trend for those who dream of a home geared towards well-being and mindfulness.
To be imagined as a luxurious resort where you can isolate yourself from the world, where you can find inner peace.
Here worries stay outside the door, leaving room for your personal oasis.
In the living room, on the other hand, create islands to relax or do yoga: or a reading corner?
You need to find a suitable corner near a window, lay out a
round shaggy rug
and place an armchair with soft fabric upholstery.
Then perfect everything with a small table and a warm and not too intense light point.
Choosing warm colors, from beige to chocolate, and letting in natural light from the windows thanks to light curtains.
In terms of materials, wood and linen are preferred, which beautifully symbolize the idea of natural luxury.
For example, the bathroom can literally transform itself thanks to a freestanding bathtub, becoming like a real spa.