7 Kitchen Trends in 2023
Trends through the decades
Kitchen trends are constantly changing. Forbes talks about a different trend for every single decade dating back to the 1900s.
There are never-ending options when it comes to designing your kitchen. However, there was a time when people only used a sink and stove. Things have rapidly changed since then with kitchens becoming more modern, stylish, and functional.
Fast-forward to the 2000s, ‘aesthetic kitchens’ were born. This is due to the rapid growth of social media with inspiration constantly circulating the internet. Global media company Forbes describes this as the ‘new millennium’.
Kitchen Trends 2023
In 2023 things continue to rapidly evolve. Predictions for 2023 trends are already in discussion. Let’s explore these trends below.
Colour trends
Research highlights that old trends are returning. In the 1950s, kitchens had very bright and soft colours including blue, pink, and yellow often described as ‘candy type’ colours. Research suggests this 1950s style is returning with brighter colours being re-embraced.
American Businesswomen Martha Stewart supports this prediction emphasizing we should expect to see more colourful cabinetry and ‘pops of colour’.
Lilac and Lavender
Interesting statistics also show that lilac and lavender are rising in popularity. Pinterest found a 50 percent rise in interest drawn to lilac kitchens. People seem to be more likely to experiment with different colours. These may also include more expressive materials including metallics, concrete and textured doors. We are also more likely to see marble-effect and stone finishes.
The Insider has also discussed the popularity of darker hues in white kitchens. Their research suggests people are moving away from all white-kitchens and adding darker hues.
Lower Kitchen Drawers
Another trend people are talking about is lower kitchen drawers. This trend suggests that kitchens will have numerous lower drawers that easily glide out and are great for storage purposes.
The Power of Two
Better Homes & Gardens spoke to designers about their 2023 predictions. Their findings highlight people are doubling up for efficiency. They also state National Kitchen and Bathroom Association supports this with people doubling up on dishwashers and ovens.
Simple Cabinet Doors
Better Homes & Gardens also highlight the excitement around Simple Cabinet Doors that will be modern but simple. This can be considered more practical as kitchen trends constantly evolve. Simple cabinet doors may be more practical and less likely to become outdated.
Sustainability
Houzz undertook research investigating 2,380 U.S homeowners regarding their recent or planned kitchen renovation. They found that sustainability is a key part of decision making when it comes to renovations in 2023.
Statistics show that 92% of homeowners incorporated sustainable features during their kitchen renovation. Findings show 65% of renovation choices include LED bulbs. These are designed to use less energy providing the same amount of light compared with other forms of lighting.
Overall, we can expect that people are more likely to use more natural materials which may include stone, granite, and wood.
Slimline Soft-Close Drawers 2023
After speaking with our own experts, we believe that our slim-line soft-close drawers will be a trend for 2023.This type of drawer has been a trend for a while and has many benefits.
- Reduced Noise – our slimline soft close drawers are automatic and ensure that the drawer doesn’t slam shut. These innovative drawers are designed to close soft and silently. These drawers are fantastic for reducing noise in your kitchen or bathroom.
- Protection – our drawers have greater protection eliminating the possibility of delicate items breaking. It also prevents any jarring that would cause drawer contents to shift.
- Extended drawer life – The soft close feature means that there is less likely to be wear and tear of the drawer. Damage is more likely to occur through slamming. Naturally, the life of your drawer is extended.
- Affordable – Artia’s Slimline Soft Close Drawer is easy to use as well as affordable. It is an affordable upgrade that has many benefits worth considering. Their elegant functionality and tall side walls make a nice touch in your Kitchen and Bathroom.
- Safe – these drawers are the safest drawers on the market. It is easier to close your fingers in a regular drawer if you slam it quickly. The slimline soft drawer is also safer for kids through its automatic closing that slows down and gently closes the drawer.
To learn more about our Slimline drawers check them out here available in white and dark grey with elegant functionality.
