With the new year comes new trends. And while most of us don’t completely redecorate based on trends, they can be a valuable source of inspiration.
Mixed-up Furniture
Matching furniture has been a staple in the bedroom for a very long time. But Atlanta-based designer Jared Hughes told Southern Living that the trend is out for 2023.Principal designer for BANDD/DESIGN Sara Malek Barney agreed: “There’s less symmetry—less matchy matchy,” Barney told Southern Living. “I think we’re going to see a lot less uniformity in bedroom design.”
Neutral Colors
While boring interiors are certainly not in this year, Float Studio co-founder Brad Sherman said neutral tones will be a big bedroom design trend in 2023.“Neutral tones will continue to be popular, maintaining a sense of calm and escape,” he told Better Homes & Gardens.
Vintage Heirlooms
Vintage furnishings are in vogue for 2023. According to interior designer Sarah Barnard of Sarah Barnard Designs, homeowners are looking for timeless pieces to last in their living spaces.No More TVs
Televisions in the bedroom are big sleep disruptors, and many homeowners are doing away with them. Coldwell Banker Warburg’s Steve Gottlieb said he is seeing fewer and fewer TVs inside the bedroom lately.“This one is debatable, but even as ‘goblin mode’ becomes mainstream, many people seem to be opting to remove their television from the bedroom,” Gottlieb told Forbes. “They have their phone with them and maybe their iPad on the bedside table, but then they have the television in the den or living room. Although many are TV-in-bed people, many others are opting to try to keep their bedroom as serene as possible, partly by not installing a television there.”