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3 Things That Will Drive 2023 Interior Design Trends

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What are 3 things that will drive 2023 Interior Design trends?

“Indoors and outdoors are more closely connected visually and that inspires an overall coordination of the palette. Outdoor settings, natural colors and materials are heavily influencing design because they foster a wellness mindset.” Charla Pettingill, director of product design at Shaw Floors.

The 1st Trend Driver is Human Interaction

We are not quite 2 weeks into 2023, but the coming trends in home decorating are taking shape already. People are craving social interactions; did you see the story about slow check-out lines? Supermarkets are designating check-out lines where conversations are encouraged. See this link to the article in Times Now. No doubt the pandemic lock downs caused people to be starved for interaction. Now that people are more comfortable, they are transitioning from conversations outside in their yards and gardens to inviting people into their homes. The increased need for human interaction combined with the popularity of biophilia in interior design will probably drive the trends for 2023.

The 2nd Trend Driver is Biophilia

Biophilia is the term for connecting nature to living spaces. In practice, biophilia means natural light sources, the use of green either in painted walls, or house plants, water features, decorative elements made of natural fibers, and open glass walls with views of nature. These types of design elements naturally connect with and foster a wellness mindset.

The 3rd Trend Driver is Wellness Mindset

The growth in interest in wellness is another trend driver for 2023. Due to the pandemic many people have made an effort to adopt a wellness mindset. They prioritize overall well-being and balance in multiple dimensions, such as physical, emotional, and spiritual health. They take a proactive approach to maintaining their health and well-being, rather than simply reacting to illness or disease. Furthermore, the wellness mindset often includes a focus on preventative measures such as eating nutritious food, exercise, stress management, getting enough sleep, and spending time outdoors all of which can contribute to a longer, healthier life. See our earlier post on the health benefits of getting back to nature by touching wood.

How do these trend drivers help you pick out flooring?

Let’s bring this story home for us. What does slow check-out lanes, biophilia, and a wellness mindset mean when someone is picking out flooring?

It means wood grains will remain popular as well as carpet that has natural patterns and color variations. The luminance of flooring will tend to be brighter to give rooms a fresh and reflective quality like open spaces. Dark stained wood grains and dark carpet colors will be less popular because homeowners will be looking for flooring that accentuates the colors. To contrast with the cool and breezy feel of wood flooring in the high activity areas of the home, comfortable carpet with natural patterns and colors will be used in the family room and bedrooms. Fully saturated colors and dark earth tones will be used on decorative elements like furniture, artwork, painted walls and trim.

2023 Color Trends

Every year Pantone picks a color of the year. For 2023 they picked a shade called Viva Magenta. Expect to see it in many products coming soon like the Hydrow Wave Rowing Machine shown in this link to an  article by ABC News. Paint makers are also seeing bright colors in the future for 2023. Benjamin Moore chose raspberry plush. Dunn Edwards favors Terra Rosa. Sherwin Williams toned it down a bit with Redend Point a less saturated flesh toned red. Canyon Ridge by Better Homes & Gardens at Walmart has also selected a flesh tone red.  You can see all these colors and more on this Inspo Board on pinterest.

Professional Flooring Installation Will Protect Your Flooring Investment

Saddleback Carpet & Flooring’s goal is your 100% satisfaction. To accomplish that we make sure that we are listening to your ideas and helping make sure that the floor we install for you meets your design and budget. Another important way we add value is in making sure your installation meets the manufacturer’s specifications so that your warranty remains valid for the life of your flooring. Several ideas regarding trends and flooring choices are discussed in this article but we know that in the end the flooring installation only works when you are happy. Please give us a call to get started or click the button below to schedule an appointment. We bring samples and measure for free.

Shaw Floors Repel Hardwood has the warm endless variation in wood grain that can only come from real wood. The sample shown here is called Pebble Hill Mixed Width in the color Linen. The randomness of mixed width planks is consistent with the natural beauty of the outdoors. Water on wood? No worries. Repel Splash-Proof hardwood features an advanced water-resistant barrier that REPELS moisture the instant it strikes the surface, protecting your floors from everyday use. Each plank is finished with ScufResist Platinum Technology which protects your new flooring from household scuffing.
Carpet installation in bedroom
Shaw Floors PetPerfect Carpet is a durable choice to warm up any room. Super plush and high luster, the color Eggshell from the Perpetual II Collection is a casual take on traditional styling. Other colors available in nature-inspired colors with key accents. An infusion of high-contrast fleck creates interest. This style is part of the Pet Perfect+ collection of ultra-durable and easy-to-clean carpet designed for you and perfect for your pet. It features ANSO High Performance fiber with R2X® built-in stain & soil protection and LifeGuard® Spill-Proof Technology for extra protection. Plus, it's all covered by a 25-year warranty.
Pantone Vivid Magenta
For 2023 Pantone picked Viva Magenta as the product color of the year.
WPC Luxury Vinyl Install
Shaw Floors COREtec Luxury Vinyl Plank is designed to bring quiet comfort and style to residential spaces at an affordable price. The Endura Plus collection has the added feature of being 100% waterproof which makes it a durable choice for kitchens and bathrooms. The color shown here is Driftwood.

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