BoConcept Interior Design Directions

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We chatted to the team at BoConcept about the biggest interior-design trends for 2023 and how to translate these into liveable interiors that won’t date.

Here, the team shares the top design directions for 2023 and how to pull it off with style.

Modern Organic

What is it? “Organic modern design combines the simplicity and minimalism of modern design with elements of nature. The emphasis is on creating contemporary yet welcoming spaces in your home without compromising on comfort.”

How to you achieve the look? “The modern organic trend adds flow, movement and balance to your interiors. Look to organic colours, organic materials and organic shapes to emulate the trend in your home.”

Try these BoConcept pieces: Bolzana chaise longue, Fusion chair, Bergamo sofa with round lounging unit, Madrid coffee table

Biophilic Design

What is it? “Biophilic design is about purposefully incorporating nature into our interior spaces, so we can connect to the outdoors. The benefits of biophilic design include increased creativity, reduced stress, quicker healing, improved mood and general wellbeing.”

How to achieve the look? “Many associate the biophilic design trend with house plants, which are seeing a continued boom in interiors around the globe. But the benefits of biophilic design are also reaped from the use of natural light and nature-inspired tones. Think natural forms and natural materials, styled with an abundance of natural light and plenty of greenery.”

Try these BoConcept pieces: Kingston dining table with supplementary tabletop. Osaka sofa with tufted seat, Hamilton chair, Madrid coffee table, Bolzano three-seater sofa

Japandi

What is it? “Japandi is an interior design trend that blends the simplicity and elegance of Japanese aesthetics with the comfort and cosiness of Scandinavian design. Bringing together the best of both worlds, the style fuses the concepts of ‘wabi-sabi’ and ‘hygge’ to celebrate simplicity through natural materials and a focus on craftsmanship.”

How to achieve the look? “As the name suggests, Japandi is the interior design approach that is a hybrid of Japanese and Scandinavian aesthetics. The look is minimal, functional, warm and calming; with touches of ‘wabi-sabi’ enthused imperfection. Explore minimalist and functional furniture made from natural materials in neutral hues for this look.”

Try these BoConcept pieces: Hauge dining table, Fusion day bed, Ottawa chair, Bordeaux console table