Segraeti - 23 / Jan / 2023
The year 2023 has just begun. What can we expect from the interiors of tomorrow? In the same way that fashion trends are cyclical, interior design is also influenced by past decades. The 70s and 80s are making a comeback. Furniture styles and retro patterns will be mixed with Japanese minimalism and Scandinavian sobriety.
Today, we perceive a luxurious life differently, it is rather a high state of mind that will be reflected in all the decoration trends for this year 2023. Take the example of a fusion with two opposing styles, we On the one hand, we have the modern minimalist style which generally incorporates clean lines, neutrals and dark elements, on the other hand, the maximalist style which favors layered textures and original pieces inspired by the 70s, as well as the colors to 80s Pop Art inspiration. Both of these design perspectives embrace the use of natural materials, such as wood, stone, wool, linen, and rattan.
The evolution towards personalization, the expression of oneself and of our values through our purchases influence the trends for 2023 and for this, the craftsmanship is increasingly valued because it adds warmth and comfort. authenticity to where we spend time.
The use of plants, botanical motifs and deep green are the big trend this year. And, while biophilic design is always important, this year's trends are less inspired by lush nature, and more by the irregular and imperfect, that trend is Wabi-Sabi, a Japanese spiritual concept that emphasizes the minimalism and perfection through imperfection. This trend that applies to interior decoration is based on desert landscapes, mineral shades, mossy greens, raw and unfinished textures.
So this year, we see luxury expressed differently, namely in a more subtle and natural way through its neutral colors and materials. You will find this minimalist and sober design through the Japandi style, a fusion of the Scandinavian style hygge (meaning well-being and comfort) and Japanese Wabi-Sabi (the art of imperfection). Indeed, craftsmanship is coming back into fashion in home design to give that cocooning atmosphere to your interior, the wood being a major trend for small furniture and decorative objects, where imperfections make these objects all the more special and unique. Other natural elements such as marble, rattan and wicker will be relevant this year.
For 2023 colors, earthy tones like soothing stones, river blues and cool clays will be the biggest palette of the year. Most people will choose brown as the color of the year because it's a natural choice for those looking for a warm, cheerful neutrality indoors and outdoors. There's also the slightly rosy beige that can bring warmth to a room with subtle undertones that make neutral furniture pop.
You can find at Segraeti Monte-Carlo and on the segraetishop.com website the brands Ethnicraft, Dutchdeluxe, Coté Bougie Marrakech, Baobab, Pagan, Aina Kari and Mondada to decorate your interior with naturalness and subtlety.
This year's decorating trend is to make a room feel deep, using shades of green or purple to create a room that's both luxurious and dramatic.
Additionally, in line with more dramatic themes, Gothic is also said to be making a comeback. We are seeing more and more black decors and paintings that create a luxurious ambience.
Thus, the Gothic aesthetic with "dark living rooms and bedrooms" is a big hit this year. Finally, add interesting textures like velvet and play up height by adding interest with lighting elements that play with dimension.
At Segraeti Monte-Carlo and on the segraetishop.com website, you can find the brands La Ligne 29, Seletti, Diptyque, Aina Kari and Rosenthal to decorate your interior with character and depth.
The ultra-minimalist look is on the decline, and maximalism is gaining popularity in 2023. Vintage materials and colors are returning to bring freshness to your interior with colors and textures inspired by Pop Art, the 1970s and 1980s.
What better way to bring joy to life than with a vibrant color palette? The minimalist look goes beyond simplicity and utility to include more expressive elements through shapes and colors. All-white interior design is losing popularity and it is becoming important to add contrast, warmth and dimension to white spaces so that the space does not look bland and clinical.
To avoid an uninviting atmosphere, decorators will use warm colors in their interior designs, pairing rugs and throw pillows with complementary colors to add dimension. New textiles and patterns will take center stage in 2023. Furniture will complement these new designs with vibrant colors, such as magenta alongside pastel paint and textiles.
You can find at Segraeti Monte-Carlo and on the segraetishop.com website the brands Wernervoss, Seletti, Locomocean and Jonathan Adler to decorate your interior with color and energy.
While we may see a rise in deep, bold colors in 2023, pastels are coming back into the limelight for the soothing effect they can give.
Indeed, we often turn to soothing patterns and tones, such as blue and pink. The softness and delicacy of these colors inspire us to decorate our living room, our bedroom or our children's room. For example, pink is a color that promotes tranquility while remaining elegant and sophisticated. Other colors like pastel purples or rich pastels like clays and greens can also be important in 2023.
The new luxury is more about refinement, an elevated approach to how we live in our homes. It is about creating sumptuous, sophisticated, timeless, but also comfortable spaces.
