8. French country

Jonathan Warren, director and bed specialist at Time4Sleep says for 2023, we’re expecting to see bedroom style move towards a “softer, neutral decor palette.”

“As part of creating this relaxed sleep space, french country-style decor will be a key feature in bedrooms.”

For those who want to embrace this trend, Warren suggests avoiding “bold colours and prints with bright pops of colour, instead, opt for decor that falls into the categories of light and airy, as a french-style bedroom needs to avoid being stuffy and distracting and instead warm and inviting.”

9. Crafted-look ceramics

Kate Salmon, homeware buyer at Oliver Bonas says crafted-looked ceramics is another trend we should look out for next year.

“Carved, thrown and pinched-hand-sculpted wares are on the agenda for 2023 and beyond,” she says. “As conscious shopping becomes a priority, sturdy mugs, plates and kitchenware that are sculpted for longevity will be taking centre stage in your home. One of the great pleasures of crafted-look wares is the unique textures that tell the story of the hands that made them which makes each individual item feel and look more special.”

2023 home decor trends to look out for this year