Whether you’re moving towards a new phase of life or simply want to show a well-loved property some extra TLC, the latest interior design styles are a great place to start. It’s time to get ready for a refresh because these 2023 home trends are guaranteed to inspire. 

Hideaway home offices

As we continue to navigate ‘the new normal’, studies show at least 87% of people would like to work from home. And it seems we’re no longer content with the kitchen table. Workers are looking to stylish lighting, foldaway desks and cosy soft furnishings to create a dedicated space. Our tip for completing the set-up? A sleek internal fire door that keeps equipment safe and signals a clear separation between work and downtime.  

Japandi design 

Over 100,000 Instagram posts (and counting) are dedicated to #JapandiStyle, a fusion between Scandinavian simplicity and Japanese slow living. Popular with minimalists and neutral home enthusiasts, this 2023 interior design trend is the ultimate blend of function and form. If you’re a fan of calming colours, natural materials and clean lines (such as those found in our heritage doors) you’ve met your perfect match in Japandi design.

Luxury alfresco living

With the cost of holidays rising, homeowners and developers alike are looking to create that 5-star feeling without the travel hassle. This in turn has given rise to the alfresco luxury trend. Think: open air kitchens, outdoor showers, high-end garden furniture and external sliding doors that maximise light and let the outdoors in. Don’t forget the hot tub too.

Ocean-inspired hues

Opting for a Mediterranean-influenced colour palette is another great way to soak up some holiday vibes without needing to hop on a plane. Open, breezy spaces for entertaining are described by experts as the essence of Mediterranean style. This can easily be achieved with the addition of white French doors to create a light, airy feel. Complete the look with ocean tones, linen furnishings and terracotta touches for an authentic finish.

Dark Academia

Described as the aesthetic taking over TikTok, the Dark Academia trend has proven itself to be more than a fast fashion fad as it creeps into the world of interior design. Referencing traditional fabrics (velvet, wool, tweed) and vintage styles (brown leather armchairs and overflowing bookcases) it’s ideal for those who appreciate classic design. Ease yourself into the look with burgundy tones, check blankets and rustic oak internal doors.

Starting a home makeover next year?

From rooms filled with cherished memories to decor that oozes personality, our homes say a lot about who we are. And while it can be smart to play it safe, on-trend transformations are a great way to make us fall in love with our homes all over again.

Motivated to make a change? We can’t wait to see your take on these 2023 interior design trends. Tag us in your before and after snaps on Instagram and we’ll feature them on our Stories.