Distinctive Lighting Concepts

Holiday hosting is all about creating the right ambiance in your space. Statement lighting like the Amara linear chandelier by Kuzco gives an inviting glow while creating a gorgeous statement above a dining table.

DESIGN TRENDS • Out with the old, in with the new. 💫

We love seeing what interior design trends the new year has in store for us! Here are the top 6 predicted trends for 2023:

Personality-driven design
🔸Expect to see a shift from neutral rooms to cozy spaces that reflect the homeowners personality. This means more colour, personal collections, layered textiles, unique art, and a mixture of old and new furnishings. People are starting to crave more character in their homes and aren't afraid to show it.

Wellness in the home
🔸 As homeowners spend (and have spent) more time at home than ever before, they are looking to create spaces within their homes that feel like an escape. Many are designing intentional rooms dedicated to self-care whether that be meditation, yoga, exercise, reading rooms or nooks, the possibilities are endless.

No more open concept
🔸The idea of open concept living has become less popular in recent years. Since the pandemic, people would rather setup private and quiet areas within their home or dedicated spaces free from interruptions. From home offices to private dining rooms, dedicated work and family areas allow homeowners the best of both worlds; all under one roof.

Design contrary to location
🔸The design community is finally moving past designs that have no relation to where we live. That means you won't be seeing as much farmhouse-style designs in urban downtown Toronto.

Soft, modern kitchens
🔸While homeowners often want modern kitchens, they also want a space that feels warm and inviting to their friends and family. An emphasis on finding that perfect balance, whether its a splash of colour or introducing warm wood accents, the kitchen is truly the heart of the home.

Goodbye minimalism
🔸 Gone are the days of clean, nearly empty walls and spaces. People are drawn to homes with more depth, colour, and energy. This means more bright colours, textures, fun decor pieces, finishes, wallpapers, and more.

Thanks to for sharing these insightful trends.