7 Furniture Trends of 2023

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Believe it or not, but 2022 is almost over! Can you believe it?! With that in mind, we decided to offer a few furniture trends that are bound to make a splash in the upcoming year! From locally-sourced furniture to curved and comfy pieces, 2023 is going to bring in a new wave of furniture trends that you just can’t miss!

Keep reading to find out what’s going to be TRENDING in 2023!

1. Colorful, Patterned Furniture

Go bold! Colorful, patterned pieces always make a statement and really pack a punch to any room! If you’ve had an eye for a vibrant piece for some time, now is the time to add it to your space! Consider everything from stripes to patterns, bright colors to fun textures. Let your imagination run wild!

2. Comfort

With many people adjusting their daily routines these past few years, comfort has become key. Having furniture that is comfy and easy to relax on makes all the difference these days. However, don’t fret – you can have stylish furniture that is comfortable too! We offer many stylish options that you can try out for yourself in our 32,000 sq. ft. showroom.

3. Curved Pieces

Curved furniture is also expected to become a fixture in most home decor projects. These pieces make a statement while adding drama with their curved silhouettes.

4. Vintage. Vintage. Vintage.

Furniture pieces that have already lived a lifetime have become a must-have. When you add a classic piece that has a story behind it, whether it’s a family heirloom or antique-buy, these items really pull any room together, as the anchor it should.

5. Natural Woods & Locally-Sourced

Natural wood finishes have become increasingly popular. Using clean lines and muted colors instantly creates a sense of calm in your space. Also trending is the purchase of locally-sourced pieces, like Amish furniture, which is extremely environmentally friendly.

6. Large Scale Pieces

Large pieces really do make a statement, especially in a room with high or vaulted ceilings. These pieces can easily bring the space together by complimenting the large space with the scale of the actual piece. Look for pieces that serve multiple purposes, so you really are adding efficiency to the space.

7. Everything Reed

Reeded accents are all the rage now! Whether its wall panels, reeded crown molding, or even reeded drawer and door faces! There are so many options already available in many home decor stores.

Design Tips

But just remember, although we see different design trends every year, don’t feel the need to re-do every room each year! Your own personal taste should be reflected in each room and if you’d like a professional design team to help make your vision come to life, we are pleased to offer our own in-house interior design services!

Additionally, our 32,000 sq. ft. showroom has plenty to offer to help you gain an idea of exactly what pieces you need to make your space your own! Contact Metropolitan Furniture today for more information about our furniture and decor offerings.

Don’t forget to visit our blog for more design tips!

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