The House of Reticence in Japan by FORM and Kouichi Kimura Architects is composed of blocks arranged to create triangular courtyards, allowing light into every room – including the bathroom with its white walls and floor and simple wooden details. House of Reticence by FORM/Kouichi Kimura Architects Find out more about Torre di Moravola »ħ. Torre di Moravola by Christopher ChongĬhristopher Chong kept the original stone walls in the bathrooms of this 12th-century watchtower overlooking the Umbrian countryside, adding heated stone baths. Find out more about Alfred Street Residence »Ĩ. Studio Four used a palette of white and pale timber to maximise brightness inside the bathroom of Alfred Street Residence, which is also in Melbourne. Art that is personal, color that evokes a positive mood mixed with natural elements, are creating homes that feel cozy while adding plenty of character.The bathroom of this barn-inspired extension to a house in Melbourne by Australian studio Whiting Architects uses oak flooring to create a sink and shower platform. Personality driven decor is sweeping across the nation. People are now craving character and warmth. “We saw a neutral approach to design throughout the pandemic, creating homes that look like a Pinterest ad. “2023 is taking us to a new level of design,” says Cleveland-based Ashleigh Clark, principal of Ashleigh Clark Interior Design Group.

Perhaps one of the most exciting things about 2023 home design ideas is the mix of new and old design elements, a twist on the ever popular grandmillenial trend with a decidedly contemporary refresh. Repurposed furniture is also having a moment with tutorials on transforming a dining table into a chic coffee table or building a plant enclave out of an apothecary cabinet.

While the soft green palettes are still trending, especially when it comes to kitchen cabinets, pinks are coming in strong. With the pandemic somewhat in the rearview mirror, mainstream designers and TikTok creators alike are predicting that home decor will take on an optimistic turn filled with vibrant colors and sustainable DIY projects, all the while maintaining a love for nature-inspired textures and accessories. A forecast led by interior designers with a pulse on trends that will be shaping the upcoming year, and beyond.

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