If you constantly find yourself thinking about your dream home, chances are your mind will naturally float too many of the celebrity and high-profile interior designs from TV and Vogue’s 73 Questions. But these luxe interiors can easily be recreated in your own home with some careful planning and statement pieces. So, if you’re looking to stay on top of luxe interior trends and maintain the value of your home by emulating other high-profile interior designs, consider some of these luxe interior design trends for 2023:
Earthy tones
Think chocolate browns, taupes, murky mustards, and moss greens. These earth colours are all rooted in nature and are great for making an interior feel homier. Earthy tones work particularly well in living rooms, while many interior designs that work with a luxe style are now opting for silver accents over gold or bronze.
Statement features
Statement features can quickly add a hint of opulence and luxury to an interior. Trending this year? Unique statement lighting. It might be a jaw-dropping Italian Murano chandelier or just anything that gives off a vintage 1970s and ’80s vibe, but designers are holding artists who work with natural materials high in regard. Another big trend for statement features this year? Fabric and layers. While the thought of laying multiple different fabrics might seem busy at first, it creates a serene and chic effect. Not to mention this luxe trend can easily be created without breaking the bank.
Neoclassicism
Interior designers suggest that the pandemic’s casual practicality has since made room for more formality and luxury in homes. Enter the comeback of neoclassicism. With a focus on highly detailed and symmetrical lines, the return of this infamous cultural movement seems only a natural progression for many.
**Brutalism **
As well as neoclassicism, another movement returning to interiors this year is brutalism. Indeed, brutalist design – usually characterised using raw unfinished concrete – has been predicted to make waves in 2023. See also: a focus on functionality within the home and the use of industrial materials.
Stone trims
While the use of stone and marble on surfaces in the home isn’t necessarily anything new, designers have recently progressed to using these materials to dress up architectural details and furnishings like fitted wardrobes. It seems as well as big statement features, smaller details can also pack just as much of a punch.
**Iron and silver accents **
Speaking of smaller details, iron and silver accents are rumoured to skyrocket in popularity this year. Designers predict we’ll no doubt continue to see these details on furnishings like tables and benches, but also within more decor as well; candlesticks, mirrors, statement bowls for decoration – that sort of thing.
Whether you’re currently undergoing home renovations or are dreaming of your next chance to give your house a total makeover, don’t miss these luxe interior design trends for 2023.