Shaping the Future: Furniture Trends 2023 - Vibrant Color Palette & Design Innovations

At EVA Interiors, we believe furniture is not just functional; it is an expression of individuality and personal taste. With our expertise and creative approach, we ensure that every space we touch reflects the distinctive character and impeccable design that our clients desire. From cozy living rooms to productive office spaces and stylish dining areas, our team brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to curate furniture collections that elevate any interior. But we don't just follow trends – we create them. Our team of experts stays at the forefront of the industry, constantly researching and exploring emerging designs, materials, and styles. Through our blog, we are excited to share our insights and discoveries with you, giving you exclusive access to the latest and most captivating furniture trends.

Colors

What could be more cheerful than a bright color palette? White and neutral interiors are slowly losing popularity, and vibrant shades are taking their place, even if they only appear as accents. Indeed, despite the fact that minimalism plays an increasingly important role in our reality and, of course, has a number of advantages, not everyone feels comfortable in it. To avoid boredom and the feeling of a sterile room without character, add warm or contrasting shades.

The Pantone Color Institute has declared Viva Magenta as its color of the year. Experts have concluded that in the world of digital technologies, we lack light and natural colors. Carmine Red is an unconventional red for unconventional times. It is inspired by the red color of cochineal (one of the most valuable insects used to obtain natural red dye).

Comfortable Minimalism

This year, 2023, is the year of "all things cozy," so it is important to have soft fabrics and furniture pieces in your home. In 2023, textured fabrics such as velvet, mohair, and boucle will come to the forefront, while colorful sofas and armchairs with accents will become the main focal points. Fluffy woolen chairs and velvet sofas are appearing, while plastic and cold metallic sheen are no longer as prevalent.

Quirky clichés and mass decor

Many designers are no longer interested in furniture with clean lines or matching sets; instead, they prefer to use unique and unexpected items in their designs. There is a renewed interest in antique furniture as more people see it as a sustainable and eco-friendly choice.

Antique Furniture

Feel free to mix styles by adding antique wooden furniture to a modern interior, combining a sofa with accent chairs or a chair in a different style. This will break the symmetry, make the interior more interesting and unique. And this mix will give your home a unique character.

However, this doesn't mean you have to say goodbye to your traditional tables and consoles. Just experiment with unusual accessories. Focus on what matters to you. For example, you can choose personal items such as books, souvenirs, or photographs. Find a few nice places to display them – on a coffee table, shelf, or sideboard.

Slipcovers

The trend towards rational consumption and reuse is likely to strengthen. So, it's time to reupholster the armchairs you've been keeping in the attic or change the upholstery on an antique couch. Invest in uniqueness, look for handicrafts, something interesting at flea markets and shops, or create something new with your own hands.

Curved Surfaces

In modern interiors, curved surfaces, soft contours, and objects with softened shapes are becoming more common, adding an extra touch of organic feel. For example, tables should be round and placed low to the floor. Arches, oval shapes... all of these are desirable.

Whether you are seeking inspiration for a complete interior transformation or simply looking for ways to refresh your space, EVA Interiors is your go-to resource. Get in touch with our team of experts and prepare yourself to embark on a remarkable design adventure with EVA Interiors – where stunning furniture design meets your unique style, resulting in spaces that exude individuality, comfort, and impeccable design.