Chair Crazy: Winter 2023 New Product Arrivals
Stay on trend with these new product arrivals and discover some alternative furniture options for your next interior project. If you are looking for affordable, quality designer products, Chair Crazy has the solution. Their furniture range caters for every interior space and is accessible in Cape Town and Gauteng.
Winter is here so why not change your space to suit the season. For some motivation, here are some international interior design trends for Winter 2023. Carlisle Homes feature all the latest trends including earthy colours, texture, curves, natural materials, artisanal homewares, feature walls, conscious consumerism and indoor plants.
Earthy colours
This winter’s colour trends take their inspiration from the great outdoors, pairing timber tones with earthy shades such as slubby brown, warm greens, rust, caramel and turmeric. Use these versatile colours in your living area, family room, entry, dining room or kitchen to create a welcoming and cocooning feel that’s perfect for the chilly months.
Oceanic blues are also gaining traction this season – just the thing to set a tone of calm and serenity in a home office, bedroom or a relaxing bathroom retreat. The latest home decor trends combine classic blue with warm timber tones, textural fabrics and touches of brass for an off-the-moment look.
The new Bent dining chair available from Chair Crazy will complete your Winter look with warm terracotta or taupe colour options. It is stackable, easy to clean and the felt glides underneath the legs protect hard floors.
Texture
Touch-me textures such as boucle, felt, matt velvet and natural linen are a treat for the senses and create the comforting feel we all crave in the winter months.
Bring your sofa setting up to date using the latest decorating trends; add in a boucle armchair or a medley of matt-velvet cushions. Up the luxe factor by introducing a range of other indulgent textures to the scheme, such as a shag pile rug, a woven wool wall hanging and a fringed cashmere throw draped over the end of a sofa.
The beautifully upholstered Gigi armchair from Chair Crazy is available in grey or cream seat and back rest with metal legs. Its curvaceous shape ensures ultimate comfort while adding a trendy look to an interior space.
Natural materials
Connect to the great outdoors. Choose from rattan and wicker to sisal or natural woven materials. These classic materials are popping up in just about every room of the home, including kitchen and bathroom cabinetry, bedside tables and bedheads, pendant lights, seating and hallway consoles.
Natural woven fibres bring warmth, interest and a sense of craftsmanship to your home that transcends the season.
Mindful design choices
‘Buy once, buy well’ is the mantra of the moment as more of us embrace the idea of conscious consumerism. The latest home decor trend is to invest in pieces that offer longevity, quality and durability. Sustainability is also a key concern, with more consumers seeking out eco-friendly and responsibly sourced homewares that are kind to the environment and support local suppliers.
Follow the latest trends and visit Chair Crazy for more info.
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