2023 Interior Design

Whether you're looking to update the your design, enhance the ambiance, or simply inject new energy into your home, a style refresh can make a significant difference. 
Interior design this year is all about creating a space that is both comfortable, timeless and stylish.
​With the rise of technology, the way we design our homes has changed drastically in recent years. We are now able to create a space that is both aesthetically pleasing and highly functional. 
I personally love seeing old interior rules disregarded and unexpected concepts emerge. It's best to select and incorporate components you feel best suit your personal design style.

After years of taking over fashion trends, coffee and rich chocolate shades of brown are now heavily immersed into interior colour palettes. The best part of this trend is seeing brown replace what would be typically black in modern settings as opposed to being overused in rustic and vintage spaces.
​Additionally we have witnessed a significant shift in the preference for metallic finishes. While gold has long been a staple in interior design, it's time to make way for a new duo: copper and silver. With their warm and sleek aesthetics, copper and silver have taken over the world of design, bringing a fresh and contemporary vibe to homes. 
Copper has emerged as a prominent player in interior design, thanks to its rich reddish-brown hue that adds warmth and depth to any space. Copper accents, such as light fixtures, faucets, and decorative objects, inject a sense of sophistication and elegance into a room.
Silver, with its cool and lustrous appeal, has become a favorite for those who crave a sleek and contemporary interior design style. Silver accents effortlessly blend with neutral color schemes and minimalist design concepts. Additionally, silver pairs beautifully with other metallic finishes, allowing for creative mixing and matching of textures and tones.

Other colour tones to look out for are:
Beige blush, Periwinkle blue, Hopefully blue, Evergreen Fog, Terracotta and additional jewel tones.
Apricot and Evergreen fog will particularly pair nicely with  coffee and shimmery copper tones.

Brutalism

Brutalism Interior Design is Back in
Designers have claimed Brutalism interior design is making a comeback. This design style was popular in the 1950s and 1960s and is characterised by its use of raw concrete, unfinished surfaces, and minimalist shapes. It is a great way to create a bold and unique look in any space. With the right accessories and furniture, a Brutalism-inspired interior can be both functional and stunning. If you're looking for a way to add a touch of modern and urban flair to your home, Brutalism is definitely worth considering.

Curves:

Curved furniture continues to make an appearance in 2022’s trending interior design. Curved furniture creates a soft and comfortable energy and pairs wonderfully with abstract and asymmetrical interior pieces. Perfect for an elegant modern space or even Vintage Italian styles. Curved furniture is extremely adaptable in design themes is an everlasting style.

Dreamy globe lighting:

Surrounding yourself with calm energy in a productive environment is essential.
​Soft globe lighting is one of the best ways to bring peace and vibrancy to a space.  Rounded lighting specifically brings harmony to a room according to Feng Shui principles. Globe lighting elevates the style of a room and softens any usage of Sharp edges and materials making it the perfect and stylish light choice for your living room, office or bedroom.

​Asymmetrical wall mirrors:

Incorporating mirrors in your room is essential to make an environment feel more spacious.
Trending 2022 - Asymmetrical mirrors might be the next thing to purchase on your home decor list.
Asymmetrical mirrors are known by designers to be a complimentary feature next to symmetrical furniture such as curved sofas, floor beds and long shelves.
The key to styling is balance; however including several unique shapes in your styled environment creates different dimensions and visual interest in order for a room to feel less mundane.

Oriental inspired indoor plants:

If you’re a little bit bored of seeing the usual indoor plants (as pretty as they are; Pothos and Spider plant), Consider adding oriental type plants to your home.
​Perfect for vibrancy and calm energy;
think Bamboo, Cherry blossoms, Moth orchids Ficus Benjamin, Citrus Tree and Palms.

Solid coffee tables:

Solid and heavy materialised coffee tables are in. The diversity in this trend can dictate the design space. From heavy oak, fossil limestone to natural rock and marble coffee tables, these tables bring earthy elements to a space creating a deep contrast between softer lighting and curves in the room. Incorporating these components to your space not only builds on your authentic style but creates a grounded presence and balanced atmosphere.

​Digital Artwork: NFT displays

Merging Art and Technology
In recent years, the world of art and design has witnessed the emergence of a groundbreaking trend: integrating Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs) into home interior design. NFTs, which are unique digital assets stored on the blockchain, have revolutionized the art market, offering new possibilities for homeowners to incorporate digital artwork into their living spaces not just online. 

With certain NFTs, artists can program the artwork to evolve over time, creating an interactive and living piece of art that evolves and adapts to your environment. Imagine a digital painting that subtly shifts in color and composition throughout the day or a sculpture that transforms its shape and texture as you move through the room. These dynamic NFTs can bring a sense of movement and vitality to your home, creating an immersive experience for both residents and guests.