In order to make a space feel more grounded and inviting, many of us are moving away from colder neutrals such as gray, and exploring those with more depth, color and influence from the natural world. (Image credit: Laura Stephens Interior Design) With Benjamin Moore (opens in new tab) announcing their color of the year as 'Raspberry Blush, Graham & Brown (opens in new tab) announcing theirs as 'Alizarin', as shown above, and Pantone (opens in new tab)'s ' Viva Magenta' listed as their color of 2023, all work in harmony to celebrate an empowering palette of rich, impactful red shades making a brave return to the world of interiors. 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’. One of the key 2023 interior design trends, that will cover everything from lighting to furniture, color and accessories, is establishing an elegant and eclectic mix of the old and the new, and for paint, this will see a resurgence of more heritage, classic color palettes, such as beautiful, rich reds, used in homes both traditional and modern.Ĭharu Gandhi, founder of global design studio, Elicyon (opens in new tab) explains this trend further, 'over the last decade, there has been a pattern of trends being influenced by historical references and I think this will grow ever stronger. It is often used in more period properties, and can work wonderfully with dark wood tones. Decorating with red can often be quite divisive, and of course, is not for everyone.
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