Rounded sofas, plush covers and dark pink shades: 2023 interiors trends are about comfort and maximalism.
If you watched the latest season of White Lotus, you will be familiar with the Italian opulence on display. We may not all be able to afford a Palermo palazzo but we can capture a slice of Sicily in our own homes with olive-green furnishings, solid marble and colourful vases.
The Scandinavian concept of hygge (comfort) is manifesting itself in our interiors in 2023. Invest in cocoon-like furniture or upgrade your existing furnishings with soft textures like fur seat cushions and wool throws.
Complementing the comfortcore trend is a desire for softer, circular edges.
Inspired by Japanese artist Isamu Noguchi’s Akari paper lamps (which were displayed in a stunning retrospective last year at the Barbican), this trend is seeing a deserved revival in 2023. The key is to invest in quality shades and lamps in interesting shapes to cast a warm, white light.
A timeless trend that is seeing a bit of a renaissance in 2023. Refreshingly modern, transparent furniture and accessories can invoke a sense of balance in any space.
PANTONE's 2023 colour of the year is Viva Magenta- bold, exuberant and perfect for adding a splash of joy to your home.
It's also worth checking out H&M Home's latest collaboration with PANTONE, a capsule collection including vases, candles and cushions. Shop it here.
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