TOP INTERIOR TRENDS 2023 | HOME DECOR TRENDS
TOP INTERIOR TRENDS 2023 | HOME DECOR TRENDS
These 2023 interior trends are going to be HUGE this year!
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Wow just when I got rid of all that stuff to go modern and semi minimalist š¢
I am soo excited! Very over all the Grey! Plus Iāve always loved the French country style.
Personally I love a cross between country cozy English without clutter and maximalism, that just feels a kneejerk reaction of the pendulum away from the ultra modern cleanlines. I love splashes of boldness in with a muted palate of soft blues, creams and greens against a backdrop of pale walls. Big cozy cushions, bold oversized flower or landscape paintings.
But no clutter…for me I still need a balance.
I’m all for the French chateau style. It’s classic and has stood the test of time. Thank you for this and all your amazing content.
What a lovely episode, I especially enjoyed the transition examples. I think we are all looking for comfort, to be surrounded by family tradition and associations with memories, not so surprising after a rough few years including the tough times we find ourselves in now …
I appreciate your Channel so much! Thank you for your decor wisdom
I have ātolerated a Queen Anne ding table, chairs and hutch because to get rid of it seemed such a waste, couldnāt afford to replace it and perfectly fit our large family at the holidays. I tried to camouflage it or pretend it wasnāt there over several seasons of decor styles. At last I can enjoy enjoy it and not be concerned about trends!
Freaking me out, maybe for you young gals itās OK but for us more mature gals, itāll make us look datedā¦ Lol š
I am minimalist, but tired of white and grey. I feel free now that colors are back! š
I am loving this new look itās always been my favorite and so classic. Traditional decor is finally back in and my home calls for it and I am sooooo excited to finally see it comeback around. For me the modern white and sleek look has never been my thing and I am so happy
Iām SO obsessed with the dark academia, elegant, sophisticated style. Growing up I couldnāt stand this look, funnily enough. I recently started working at my stateās Capitol building and fell in love with its rich, ornate feel. This is such a refreshing change from the gray and white neutral that dominated for years (which i also loved for some time)!
I also love a beautiful neutral home, so Iāve been going for more of the California Casual aesthetic! Itās characterized by light, airy neutrals combined with vintage pieces like aged brass, washed out navy, plum, and wine, and varied wood tones that result in a home that feels tidy and cozy at the same time.
I am so excited for your 2023 videos! I love French country and English country… love the classic styles and pops of muted colors. All neutrals makes me feel sad. Need me some color and some vintage pieces. Shaking with excitement with ya!
I am so happy to hear about this decor! Itās time to think longevity and warm in a space.
Good work!! š
Love it allā¤
Wow Valentina! I will be on the sidelines with a bowl of popcorn watching you work your designer magic in each video this year. Your creative talents are boundless and you my dear are fearless. Bring it! ā¤š
I have always love the English , French country style since I was a kid. Old world for an old soul. LOVE it! Youāre absolutely right. Itās ageless
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The sterile box is out of style? Yeah!1
English and French Chateau are both my favorite. Love adding Equestrian Items,as well.
So glad I didnāt jump on the gray /minimalist wagon. I knew it wasnāt going to last.. Iām already on trend..
You made my year! Finally the styles I love are coming back! I love the warmth that these styles bring to design. Maybe my children will want some of my stuff now! š
I loved this video! I canāt wait to see more of your videos on how to achieve a classic decor with already existing modern decor. Thanks for all fun and informative videos!
I’m so excited with you!š¤ I’ve always loved the French and English country styles, timeless and classic styles that never tire with time.
I think following trends is wasteful. I look forward to your new approach to creating classic layered homes with timeless pieces we love that can stand the test of time in home decor.ā¤
As a Brit I am all for it š
You are absolutely amazing and informative. Love love your channel ā¤
Finally! Every maximalist home looks unique and every minimalist home looks same.
Mad that my style is now becoming trendy! lol
Oh No No No No No Valentina, No!!!ā¦luv ur videosš¦
Neutral with muted colors š„°
The thing many designers donāt discuss is moderation: if youāre going to go maximalist with number of furnishings and decor, go simpler with the lines and esp with the color. If youāre minimizing colors ā- like Valentina doesā you can add more things and layers because itās not overdone already. If you go minimal with all neutrals, it can look lifeless (esp with gray and black or all white).
I live in a Vic with simpler, cleaner lined antiques but stay away from too many hard edges (eg Federal style pieces) and too much darkness and paint with white for walls; that means I can do rich wood tones and it looks best if I keep decor in the med to spare range. Dark colors and dark Vixtorian woods would can quickly look messy. A French chateau style in all pale blues and silvers will quickly look themed, so he thoughtful and throw in some fun or contrasting elements. Keep it light on the design side (more of a nod) and it will be much more beautiful.
How much shod one earn to have such big houses like on the picture and furniture of massiv wood. Which "averege" family in NYC can afford such a big house
I’ve definitely been going for a "chateau-y" look for my new house, so this is great. I like mid-century modern, but it absolutely doesn’t work with my home’s architecture
I still have my French Country table I purchased from Ethan Allen 20+ years ago. I donāt care for the dark English Manor look but I love their formal landscapes. I like Classic and more French formal with some French Country.
"Timeless" – they want it to be acceptable for you to buy from your grandparents, avoid consuming because we have a supply chain issue!
Thank goodness Valentina! Iāve been struggling to watch many interior designers videos as Iāve felt theyāve been wasteful and the opposite of what we should be doing in our homes. I loved your message at the end of your video. Iām excited to see what you do and hope to see more sustainability, recycling, up cycling and encouraging people to find their own style and not buying the latest trash because it is in momentarily. Your best video yet IMO
Love it!
English and French country always feel warm and cozy.
I Eusebius beiges and white long enough. I ready for a change.
I’ll always lean towards a Scandic-minimalist home style, but we added beautiful millwork trim on the tops and bottoms of our walls, as well as some fun corner pieces and it’s gorgeous. It adds interest without overwhelming the eye (to me). We should be incorporating beautiful trims, gorgeous wood doors and window frames, as well as built-ins and other architectural details where possible to enjoy in our homes.
Agree a walnut coffee table can be beautiful, but after a decade looking at the same thing gets boring. But, even during the recent minimalism trend, influencers show a million things we can buy. Imagine with a upcoming maximum trend, the encouragement to BUY, BUY, BUY will be an avalanche.
Iām still very much of a the less I have the better. How do I keep up without sacrificing my minimalist lifestyle?
Finally, I am back baby!ššš
I love classic European county styles. Thank you for providing the links to the photos you used on Pinterest.
Valentina, you are always so cheerful and fun. I love your enthusiasm for all these things, and I love how you do your videos to describe the beautiful aesthetics of homes. I also love your travel and shopping videos.
I had just settled with our master bed and bath. ho , hum. I just told hubby yesterday that I wanted some new paint, drapes, etc. He isn’t thrilled but did not say no. I have a Rice bed and dresser, etc. in cherry. Had it for 34 yrs. Not sure but I think I want to keep some of it. Should a person pick out the bedding first and then the paint?
I see the trend coming back with classic and traditional designs with sandblasted front and interior doors as seen on Blast Design Ltd. and replicating classic and timeless patterns and design into glass and mirrors. I love it š„°
I love this! Itās soooo me! I see all the brass in this style looking gorgeous! Yayyyy Iām so happy! Now I see all that farmhouse style houses owners heads exploding! Iām a much more traditional style so you just made this lady scream for joy. I waited it out and it payed off!! #winning
I like the idea, some ornate lamps to decorate , Iāll bring back some gold frames that were tucked away; we already have brown undertone wallsšthanks Valentina
Hello! Great video
Hello again beautiful lady!
I still enjoy the minimalist look but love the idea of mixing in more classic/traditional pieces to add more color, texture, and warmth to the space ā¤ @/lonefoxhome really does this well!!