2023 Design Trends to Watch
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Green & Biophilic Design
Green is in. Searches for “biophilic architecture” increased by 150 percent from October 2019 to September 2021, according to the Pinterest Predicts 2022 report. You can embrace the trend by decking out your interior with emerald accents or other forest-inspired hues.
Wallpaper
Florals and wallpaper are having a big moment. In the past few years, trends have moved away from all-white interiors, so it’s not a surprise to see an increase in the use of wallpaper and richer colors. Entryways and powder rooms are the perfect place to add bold wallpaper; it’s a great way to make a statement without committing to an intense pattern on a larger scale.
Curved Furniture
If you haven’t shopped for a sofa in a while, you might be surprised to find that 1980s-inspired, rounded sofas and other curved furniture pieces are all the rage these days. Experts predict that rounded details will also stick around in 2022, but the motif will expand to new areas of the home, including millwork and rounded waterfall countertops. You can incorporate circular structural details such as drum tables or rounded area rugs as less-permanent decor choices. Rounded, organic shapes add softness to a design and help create a soothing ambiance.
Multifunctional Spaces
With the ever-growing ability to work remotely, flexible live/work spaces in a vacation rental property is a must.
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