8 Interior Design Trends That Are Dying in 2023 | Design Trends to Skip in 2023

Happy New Year!!!! Let’s talk trends from last year that are on the way out in 2023! Some of these I’m happy about and others make me want to cry a little bit, haha! Most importantly, remember to design your house for you.

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[KivaBrent]

Are you team pillow chop?!?! Vote under this comment!

[TabithaDavis]

And this is why I don't even follow trends, I just pick what I love. I couldn't even tell you what is "trendy" right now.

[Fennosims]

the thing i love about trends is that you literally dont have to follow them. you can literally do whatever you want with your house. like living like your in the early 2000's if you want.

[silverbombshell]

The reason why the TV is the focal piece in a living room is because no one wants to crane their neck when it’s time to relax on the couch and watch TV. When one has guests over they can use the television to play music or to display photos and art.

[loristerling]

I have never liked the chop on the pillows and personally never once did this to my pillows. Natural and relaxed pillows always!! Love all your predictions for 2023!!

[Sewfat]

I’ve never walked into someone home that was centered around a tv and noticed the tv. A tv to me is just another wall. When I’m in my living room it’s to watch tv. I work in my office, I eat in my dining room, I sleep in my bedroom, I cook in my kitchen, I watch tv in my living room. When we have people over it’s usually around the dining table. I just don’t think having a tv or surrounding your space around the things that are used is going to die.

[lenorabarnes]

Oh man, Linen is completely classic and timeless and only needs upkeep if you’re uptight. Its actually extremely chic to have lightly wrinkled linen… if you don’t understand this …

I’ve been using hemp fabric in place of Linen as it softens nicely and is more affordable.

[timhazeltine]

Ah, no trend is ever dead. They just rest in the recesses for a future tastemaker to revive....

[seanorth]

I must say I disagree on the linen. That style is truly timeless and do look chic even with some wrinkles. It will always work. Here in Sweden I would say velvet curtains started to go out of style in last part of 2021. Everyone was trying to sell theirs. What is nice to see is that more fun patterns and prints are coming back in style. Mixed styles also is finally here.

[Kinypshun]

You just keep using your hands as much as you want to! Emotionally connected, artistic, passionate people use their hands to communicate.

[paradox]

I agree with all these EXCEPT you can see dust and debris on dark wood/materials waaaay easier than on light wood/materials. A layer of white dust on my black furniture is so much easier to spot than on my white and beige furniture and that's a fact.

[veronicajensen]

as a Scandinavian I can say -we don't always have light wood, we mix wood tones, and I think medium tones are most popular in general, I used to use very light with very dark, now I love light to medium tones

[TeviaRocks]

I LOVE wrinkly linen curtains!!! I don’t care if they’re in style or not. Well, wrinkly linen anything. It’s beautiful.

[sandravinup]

Possibly, people are tired of having so many pillows and having people throw them on the floor so they can sit on the sofa. Just saying. 😊

[kaz]

Finally my cushions and pillows are in fashion! I never got the chopped look!

[cs]

Brown is the color of wood, dirt, and some stone. I don’t see how anything that references nature can be out of style. I love muted earth tones. The room you showed with the brown sofa? The sofa isn’t the problem - the problem is that truly creepy art above it. I do completely agree about matching interior design with the area and the style of the home. Our house is in the woods/mountains, so it’s a little rustic (hence the warm browns!). Finally, I also agree about TV-centric living rooms. We put our TV on the wall over an antique bar and then hung up curtains over it made from cool Argentine fabric I brought back from travels, so if we aren’t watching TV, we can just slide the curtains closed.

[bobbimurray]

Oh! You leave my linen alone! On the other hand felt weirdly proud that I have never chopped a pillow!

[janefan]

My mom, born in 1938, always decorated with natural items, natural light, potted plants, wooden bowls, etc. And also loved items. To me decor trends can come and go, but as long as you incorporate natural items, and you have your chosen items displayed neatly, and it’s not overwhelming, then you can have any style, any palette that you want. But I do agree—as would my mother—the living room should not be focused on the tv. My mom always called it the ‘boobtube’. She watched tv sometimes but she preferred reading or socializing, or being outside. Love your videos! I appreciate you keeping it real and your wonderful expertise.

[haileyyy]

“let go of the idea that everything needs to be perfect in 2023” ughhh i needed to hear this. it’s my biggest struggle when trying to decorate

[bamasher]

I built a country french cottage. I live in the country and i am french. All other homes in this rural area are original farm houses, over 100 years old. I almost fell in line, but i have a lot of beautiful french antiques that must stay.
So...I have decorated to reflect my heritage and it makes me happy.
Thank you for a wonderful video!