So far for this year, here are the latest must-haves inside your homes
Whether or not you're a full-fledged homebody, having a space where you can lounge comfortably in cosiness while you immerse in its aesthetic elegance is a definite must.
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They say home is where the heart is, and most people take house matters to heart, especially with what is deemed the 'right' pieces of furniture. Table following suit to Pantone's colour of 2023 (Viva Magenta) and more, these are the current trends you might want to consider when redesigning your space:
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That good ol' reliable slab of wood

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Wooden furniture has been around for centuries, which makes incorporating wood in one's space never out of style. Notable for its durability, versatility, and timeless beauty, wood has an appeal that transcends generations. Its warmth, pieces that can vary from traditional to modern, and sturdiness make it a worthwhile investment.
The switch to sustainability

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It's good news that more and more people are looking into living a sustainable lifestyle, whether in small or big ways.
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With taking care of the environment in mind, many furniture brands and products have also been vigorously promoting sustainable materials and switching to sustainable crafts in answer to environment-conscious decisions.
Old but gold finds

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From the latter, it didn't come as a surprise that the majority of people are welcoming vintage and retro pieces back into their homes. Antique sourcing, reclaiming, restoring, and upcycling are seen to have an upward trend as a resurgence tied to the sustainability movement.
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Additionally, a nod to the nostalgic styles of the past across interior and fashion industries for the past year was projected to continue this 2023. Thus, the warm welcome to retro furniture—a look back to the adventurous era of design and its influence.
Strong statement pieces

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From marble, granite, and onyx, to travertine. Natural stones and stonewares come second to wooden furniture with the same classical elements.
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And in the world of interiors, not to mention in kitchens and bathrooms, statement stones are forecasted to be a big trend due to their beauty and luxe appeal. Keep it simple but leave a strong statement with the ageless charm of stones.
One with nature

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Biophilic design is said to be 'the theory that humans have an innate connection to nature, and creating built environments that connect to the natural world measurably improves health and wellbeing'.
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Consequently, natural materials which add a sense of grounding to humans have made their way towards the furniture in our homes. This explains the increase of nature-inspired spaces through organic shapes, earth tones, and natural textures.
Curvy is the new sexy

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While straight lines and regimented rows equal order and organisation, full-on or gently rounded curves bring an inviting spirit to living spaces. This is why curves are perfect for homes, mainly curved furniture such as sofas and armchairs.
These soft additions—matched with bold designs—give a subtle touch of shape to one's decor. The furniture becomes more inviting, emphasising the quality of embracing families, friends, and guests to your space.
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