Interface 2023 Design Trend Index Highlights the Intersection of Function and Aesthetics in Evolving Interiors
Interface, a global flooring solutions company, has released its Q1 2023 Design Trend Index, highlighting six key themes in interior design. These trends emphasize resilience, adaptability, and sustainability in both commercial and residential spaces. Key themes include 'Touch of Texture,' 'The Third Space,' 'Digitizing Design,' 'Retro Refresh,' 'Bold Marble,' and the 'Climate-Conscious Consumer.' CEO Katherine Cohen stresses the importance of these shifts in meeting changing consumer needs.
- Interface's Design Trend Index identifies six key themes that can align with current market demands.
- The company's commitment to sustainability is highlighted by its carbon-neutral certification, appealing to environmentally conscious consumers.
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Global Flooring Manufacturer Explores Commercial and Residential Design Themes for 2023
Curated by design experts at Interface and FLOR®, the company's premium design brand, the Index highlights six overarching themes informing commercial and residential design. These trends reflect a growing need for refreshed spaces, customizable design, and the creation of the “third space,” as new patterns emerge in how people live, work, and play.
The 2023 Design Trend Index themes include:
- Touch of Texture: The pandemic brought texture to the forefront as people looked to create cozy and comforting spaces. Now, bouclé and teddy bear-inspired textures are making their way from the home to the office, reflected in area rugs, upholstered goods, accent pillows, and more.
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The Third Space : Hybrid and flexible work approaches are driving a need for the “third space” – encompassing alternative environments where people can gather, converse, collaborate, and reenergize beyond the traditional workplace. - Digitizing Design: Rising interest in DIY projects and increased availability and functionality of digital design tools means creating a custom space is more accessible than ever before.
- Retro Refresh: Inspired by merging the classic and the modern, retro refresh brings bold colors and patterns that perfectly complement natural elements like organic shapes and textural finishes.
- Bold Marble: For centuries, marble has been a mainstay of timeless and elegant design. Now, marble statement pieces in vivid colors and patterns are acting as the focal point in spaces from the living room to the office.
- Climate-Concious Consumer: The shift towards sustainable design continues as more and more consumers begin to make purchasing decisions based a product’s environmental impact. The design world is innovating to meet this need, as there’s been an increase in the availability of building materials with low-carbon, bio-based, and recycled elements and climate-conscious products for both residential and commercial spaces.
"Re-examining the convergence of function and design in the spaces we live and work is more important than ever before," said
The full Interface Design Trend Index can be found here.
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