High-quality sustainable woods including hinoki cypress from Japan and granadillo or mahogany from Guatemala. More a priority for designers rather than a trend, championing sustainable interior design is more important than ever.Īs consumers, we are becoming more aware of a product's environmental credentials, and are choosing to fill our homes with investment pieces that will last, as well as designs crafted from natural, recyclable and sustainable materials, as a way to help the environment and minimize waste.Įxperts from home decor brand The Citizenry share with us, 'according to our data, our top trending materials of 2022 were all natural. Considering what you have already and seeing it reworked in a different way can be so rewarding, more personal, and just as effective.'įrom a statement antique dresser, to more traditional patterns used across upholstery and wallpaper combined with vibrant, modern paint ideas, exploring more than one style or design influence will make for a more diverse and characterful bedroom space.
My favorite interiors to work on are those which don’t necessarily start from scratch or have a huge budget but those which have been designed with all these aspects in play. Charu Gandhi founder and director of Elicyon says, 'In 2023, I believe we are going to see an integration of vintage and contemporary design aesthetics to create one cohesive scheme throughout a room or home'.įrom paint trends embracing a more heritage feel, to the surging popularity of upcycling second-hand finds and purchasing antique furniture pieces, styling your bedroom with a mix of the old and new will create a more eclectic and unique scheme that celebrates styles of the past with designs of the present.īritish Interior Designer, Matthew Williamson also supports this and says, ‘as we venture into 2023, I imagine we will see a resurgence of antique sourcing, reclaiming, restoring and upcycling.
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