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Main Interior Trends Inspiring Us This Summer 2023
Summer is coming soon, and seasonal changes are always a pleasant way to integrate into interior design. However, this doesn't mean major transformations but rather small accents of sustainable nature. Seasonal trends largely reflect yearly interior design trends and are easily implementable, as well as independent of the season.
Blue Theme Elements

We have long talked about blue in interior design, a color that will also become part of the future. The color has a natural connection with summer, reminding us of rolling seas and well-deserved holidays. The maritime association is particularly strong and timeless in design. Blue can be integrated in many ways—from pillows and tablecloths to small items and cups. Here, one can freely experiment with shades and styles.
Wood in the Spotlight

Even before this annual report on trends, we noticed that classic wooden materials undoubtedly define the entire year of interior design. Wood remains popular due to its durability and longevity. The material is easy to refresh without losing high style. Now, we are creating entire wooden spaces where different shades and mixed tactile surfaces add a soft contrast without dominating the space.
Smart Lighting

Toy-like and portable lighting is in fashion in 2023, regardless of the season. It's easy to forget about light sources during summer when we get plenty of natural light, but smart lamps are becoming increasingly popular this summer. In addition to portable lamps that create a cozy atmosphere when it gets dark, we observe a significant increase in smart table lamps and floor lamps in small-scale design. What's best of all? Everything is easy to move when needed.
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