Published January 27, 2023
Top Home Design Trends in 2023
Whether you are looking to prepare your home before you list it or are just looking to impress your friends at a dinner party, making your home stand out is a rewarding process. Here are a few inexpensive design trends recommended by top home stagers to help make your home shine.
Adding fun patterns to your walls is a great way to take advantage of empty space, and using simple pieces of wood with a little paint is an easy way to capitalize on this growing trend. It provides more dimension than simple wall hangings and allows you to add depth to your decor without being too busy or overwhelming.
A unique light fixture is an easy way to modernize a room like your kitchen without breaking the bank. It is easier than a kitchen remodel but still adds a new stand-out feature that draws the eye. This trend is especially popular because it is easy to mold around your existing design. A set of black pendant lights really pops against the current trend of white and bright kitchen designs.
Colorful accent pieces are another way to add a bit of pizazz to a neutral colored room. Whites and grays have been common in the past several years for their ability to make a room feel brighter and bigger, and adding a pop of color with things like throw pillows and blankets make the contrast very appealing. It is also easy to swap out if you want to change with the seasons or get tired of your accent color.
Curved design pieces are a great way to break up the monotony of stark clean lines. They also help to add a look of softness to a room’s decor, adding a sense of comfort. An easy way to incorporate this trend is to substitute a curved chair or oval coffee table for the traditional rectangular design.
If you are looking to update your home decor with some of these current trends but aren’t sure where to begin, give our team a call! We work with a number of home stagers and interior designers and would be happy to put you in touch.
To learn more about current home decor trends and get some inspiration for updating your home, take a look at this article from the National Association of Realtors.
