It's time to start planning your home decor for 2023. There are a lot of trends in interior design right now, and they're all great. But only some trends will work well in some rooms, styles, or budgets. So what's going to be the hottest thing next year? Are you ready for some predictions? Here are my top picks:

Viva Magenta

The colour of the year is a bright, vibrant, and energetic shade of fuchsia. It's an excellent choice for small rooms because it will make them feel larger. In larger spaces, viva magenta can be used to add visual interest or as an accent colour.

This colour is also great for bedrooms because it's both romantic and energetic. It will give your space a fun, playful feel that will help you get out of bed in the morning.

Earth Tones

Earth tones are the colours of nature, such as browns and greens. Earth tones work well in any room of the house and can be used to bring a sense of calm to any space. These colours are also easy to work with, so you can use them as accents on furniture or walls without worrying about clashing or being too busy with too many different colours at once.

You could use earth tones to bring some natural elements into your home by using floral arrangements that use these colours or placing some plants around your home that will add more green touches (such as houseplants). You can even bring in specific types of rocks that would be found outside—these could come from a nearby park or beach if you want something natural but not necessarily indoors!

Warm Neutrals

Warm neutrals include tans and golds as well as deep, rich browns. These colours can add warmth to your home. They are also great for bringing the outdoors in by adding wood accents that mimic trees or bark on furniture pieces. A great example of this is a shiny wooden table with a natural-looking finish or patterned wallpaper with warm tones.

Another way that you can use rich neutrals is by adding accents like rugs, pillows and even artworks that have muted shades of tan or mustard yellow in them – these will help make your living room feel cozy without going overboard on colour!

The incorporation of warm neutrals into your home design scheme will also work well with neutral floorings such as hardwood or ceramic tiles, which will allow light from windows to reflect off them easily without being overwhelmed by too much contrast between wall colours or flooring surfaces (which may cause visual fatigue).

Pink And Rose Hues

Pink and rose hues are a great way to add warmth and vibrancy to your home. Pink is a great way to add a pop of colour to your home. It's also a calming colour that can be used in small doses, such as accent walls or throw pillows. Pink has always been associated with femininity because it's associated with the colour of women's lips and cheeks. Still, it's being used in many ways that are neither feminine nor masculine – for example, as an accent wall!

Focus On Wellness

Wellness is a major trend in the home decor industry. It's all about creating a space that makes you feel relaxed and have peace of mind. Wellness trends are about creating a sanctuary where you can escape daily life's stress.

Wellness trends are very different from the modern styles we have seen in recent years. The focus is on warmth and comfort rather than clean lines or material innovation. It's about using more natural materials like wood, stone and leather to create an inviting atmosphere that invites relaxation over functionality.

Maximize Natural Light

You may increase natural light in your home by opening windows and utilizing mirrors to reflect light. If you're not able to add more windows or open up walls, you can use lights that mimic natural light.

The ideal form of light to have in your home is natural light. It helps lower your energy bills and improves your overall health.

Return To Noir

The noir and black, white and grey colour scheme are classic. This almost-trend is making a comeback because it's not limited to just one room in your home. Noir can be used as an accent in one or two rooms, or you can use it throughout the entire home.

To get a noir and black, white and grey look, start by choosing one of the three colours as your main colour scheme. Add in other tones of that colour throughout your home using accessories or smaller items like pillows or vases.

Rich and Dark Colors

Rich and dark colours are a good choice for your home interior. Rich and dark colours create a cozy and warm feeling in the room. The darker shade of browns, such as mahogany, chocolate or espresso bean, can also be used to give an elegant and sophisticated look to your home interiors. Darker shades of black are also easy to live with, especially if you have kids at home, because they do not stain easily when touched by children's hands.

Dark colours can be used in combination with light colours like white, light grey or cream, which would provide contrast in the room, giving it more depth and dimensionality, thus creating an altogether different feel than what we normally see around us every day!

Shades of Blue

Blue is a colour that has been popular for many years and continues to be so. It is said to be calming, which makes it perfect for bedrooms and bathrooms. Blue also can be used in kitchens and living rooms.

Blue can range from light to dark, with different shades such as cerulean blue or navy being very popular choices.

Different themes for home decor trends in 2023.

The colours of 2023 will be rich and dark, with shades of blue balanced by warmer tones. It's all about creating your own style that is unique to you through colour choices, furniture design, lighting and decorating elements.

The colour of the year is a prediction of what will be trending throughout the year. It's not necessarily something that you should use to paint your entire house, but instead as inspiration for how to bring new life into your space and keep it fresh.

Overall, there is a lot to look forward to in terms of interior trends in 2023. It's an exciting time for home decor and design, especially for your new Lumina home! Maximize the space and play with colours in your exciting new home investment.