If you’ve tried to order a sofa, you know that lead times are literally 4-6 months, or more. For one, there’s a big issue with supply chains around the world, meaning that everything (but especially furniture, it seems) is hard to get and taking forever to ship. There are SO many reasons that secondhand, vintage and antique furnishings will be big this year. Arched cabinets in particular are having a moment. So, I’ve gathered together all of the new looks that I’ve seen emerging recently, from fresh patterns and colors that we’ll all gravitate toward, to new ways of shopping that’ll help us all navigate the global supply chain slow-down, and rounded them up for you, below.Īrches are a big trend, both in architecture as well as furniture design. Personally, I like to pick and choose a couple of small ways to update my home each year, like with throw pillows, a piece of art, or a new paint color, so things feel fresh and current.Ĭurious about where interior design trends are headed for 2023? Is farmhouse going out of style? Are green walls still going to be everywhere? What are the kitchen trends to avoid?Īfter writing about home decor trends and interiors for over a decade, I’ve been conditioned to spot trends, and I love figuring out what’s next. If something doesn’t feel like “you,” skip it. Also like in fashion, it’s best to choose the trends that suit your style and leave the rest. Of course, that doesn’t mean we should all abandon our decorating style and start from scratch any time there’s a new home decorating trend on the horizon. Now it seems like it’s time for a refresh every three or four. Decades ago, people would decorate their homes once every 20 years. Like fast fashion, home decor trends change quickly these days. Ladies and Gentleman, I give you: Beige! Image via Jenna Sue Design Co
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