Need a decor refresh for your home? The following are 20 most loved home decor trends:
1. Earthy and Sustainable Materials – Natural and sustainable materials such as rattan, bamboo, and jute are becoming popular for furniture, rugs, and decor accessories.
Example: Sustainable bamboo planters, jute area rugs, rattan pendant lights.
2. Velvet Textures – Velvet upholstery is a trend that is set to continue into 2023. It adds texture, warmth, and sophistication to furniture.
Example: Velvet sofas, velvet accent chairs, velvet throw pillows.
3. Rustic Charm – Rustic and farmhouse style decor is making a comeback, with its warm and cozy elements.
Example: Reclaimed wood furniture, barn door style cabinets, rustic chandeliers.
4. Dark and Moody Colors – Dark colors such as navy, charcoal, and black are becoming popular for walls and furniture.
Example: Navy accent walls, black furniture, charcoal dining room walls.
5. Minimalism – The minimalist trend is still going strong, with people preferring clean lines, neutral colors, and simple designs.
Example: White walls with minimal decor, neutral bedding, simple geometric shapes for wall art.
6. Scandi-Inspired Decor – This design style features neutral colors, light wood furniture, and minimalist decor.
Example: Scandinavian style dining tables, neutral color sofa, light wood bed frames.
7. Indoor Plants – Plants are making a big comeback in home decor, with people opting for lush greenery indoors.
Example: Indoor hanging plants, potted plants on windowsills, large plants as room dividers.
8. Mixed Metals – Combining different metal finishes such as brass, copper, and gold is a trend that will continue beyond 2023.
Example: Brass and copper pendant lights, gold and brass picture frames, copper and black cast iron metal planters.
9. Bold Patterns – Bold and graphic patterns are making a comeback, adding visual interest to furniture and decor.
Example: Geometric patterned rugs, floral curtains, black and white graphic wall art.
10. Leather and suede – Natural leather and suede are becoming more popular for furniture and decor choices.
Example: Leather accent chairs, suede throw pillows, leather bed frames.
11. Art Deco Style – Influenced by the 1920s and 1930s, the Art Deco style features geometric shapes, bold colors, and luxurious materials.
Example: Art Deco style lighting fixtures, geometric mirrors, bold color accent walls.
12. Vintage Pieces – Vintage and antique furniture is being incorporated into contemporary homes, giving them a unique and eclectic touch.
Example: Vintage dressers, antique lamps, refurbished cabinets.
13. Maximalism – As the opposite of minimalism, maximalism features bold colors, patterns, and decor.
Example: Bold and colorful wallpaper, mixing and matching prints, layering different textures.
14. Colorful Kitchens – Neutral kitchens are being replaced with brighter and bold colors to add personality.
Example: Bold colored cabinetry, patterned tile, colorful backsplash.
15. Wall Art – Large statement pieces of art and gallery walls continue to be popular.
Example: Large canvas prints, gallery walls featuring black and white photos, and colorful abstract paintings.
16. Textured Wallpapers – Wallpaper with texture, such as grasscloth, linen, or bamboo, is becoming more popular.
Example: Textured linen wallpaper, faux woodgrain wallpaper, grasscloth wallpaper.
17. Dark Kitchen Cabinets – Dark-colored kitchen cabinets add drama and sophistication to any space.
Example: Dark navy or charcoal kitchen island cabinets, black matte cabinets, dark stained wood cabinets.
18. Bold Accents – Statement pieces such as brightly colored accent chairs or bold patterned throw pillows can add a pop of color and an interesting element to a room.
Example: Bright yellow velvet accent chairs, bold patterned throw pillows, colorful statement area rugs.
19. Natural Light – Large windows and skylights are important to bring natural light into a space.
Example: Floor-to-ceiling windows, large skylights, large sliding glass doors.
20. Smart Home Technology – Technology is increasingly integrated into home decor, including voice-controlled lighting and thermostat systems.
Example: Voice-controlled smart light bulbs, thermostats controlled by smartphone, home security systems.
