14 Interior Design Trends Here To Stay In 2023
August 27, 2023
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Interior design trends come and go, but if you’re currently in the process of designing your home, buying a new one, or just doing a quick space refresh, you’re probably doing a deep dive into what the next big interior design trends are. After all, while you want to avoid the interior design trends going away, you shouldn’t let trends solely dictate your interior design decisions. “A well-designed home tells your story; not the story of the giant retailer who’s ultimately more interested in your wallet than your walls,” says Shay Holland, interior designer, and star of HGTV’s Unfinished Business. “The most memorable spaces—while they may be informed by trends—boldly convey a person’s unique style and that’s hard for any one trend to capture.”
Still, if you're planning to sell your home in the coming year or need some direction for your latest design project, trends are important to consider. Here are fourteen trends interior designers are forecasting will be here to stay for 2023.
Open floor plans have become somewhat controversial in the past year. While many designers have declared open floor plans over, Holland doesn’t think this trend is truly going away any time soon. “Open spaces allow us to do life together. And while modern home/work living often demands privacy, most of us don’t want to be isolated in a room all day.”
Furthermore, developers want their properties to appeal to as many potential buyers as possible, so they are still building open floor plan homes. Ultimately, it’s just a more practical choice. This is particularly true of open kitchens for families with younger children. There are also easy ways to create privacy within open floor plans.
Still, if you're planning to sell your home in the coming year or need some direction for your latest design project, trends are important to consider. Here are fourteen trends interior designers are forecasting will be here to stay for 2023.
Open floor plans have become somewhat controversial in the past year. While many designers have declared open floor plans over, Holland doesn’t think this trend is truly going away any time soon. “Open spaces allow us to do life together. And while modern home/work living often demands privacy, most of us don’t want to be isolated in a room all day.”
Furthermore, developers want their properties to appeal to as many potential buyers as possible, so they are still building open floor plan homes. Ultimately, it’s just a more practical choice. This is particularly true of open kitchens for families with younger children. There are also easy ways to create privacy within open floor plans.