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Lighting trends 2023: the favored designs set to beautifully brighten our homes

Establishing the perfect lighting atmosphere in your home is an essential component to a successful design scheme, and our collection of the latest lighting trends for 2023 can provide you with some beautiful inspiration for your space.

Choosing the right lighting ideas for your home, from fixture placements, materials, colors and styles, is hugely important, both practically and decoratively. Lighting can transform how a room looks and feels, and helps to make our homes feel more warm, comforting and of course, functional.

From sculptural, statement pieces to smart lighting and bespoke fittings, these are just some of the lighting trends our experts have predicted will set the design world alight for 2023.

Lighting trends 2023

We asked a panel of lighting experts and interior design insiders on what they expect the biggest lighting trends to be in 2023. So read on to discover what is set to brighten our lives next year and beyond. ..

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Ian Cameron, creative director at Cameron Design House says, 'homeowners are seeking unique pieces for their homes that create maximum impact. From unusual shapes to innovative materials, there is an increased desire from customers looking to be more daring in their design choices. There will be a demand for unusual and eye-catching light pieces that challenge every day and are show-stopping art forms in themselves.'

Your choice of lighting can be a creative and artistic celebration of different shapes, materials and colors, enriching your space with an elevated look of visual interest and modern design.

2. Sculptural pieces

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Leading on from using lighting as a design focal point in a room, 2023 will see many of us incorporate statement, sculptural lights into our spaces; adding beautiful, artistic touches to a room.

Ian Cameron says, 'sculptural lighting resembling incredibly beautiful and organic shapes from the natural world can add a welcome softness and fluidity to interiors. From the flowing movement of water to the incredible silhouettes of mountain ranges, nature-inspired designs will continue to be a popular trend in our homes.'

With curvaceous shapes and arch structures set to be popular across architecture and furniture trends in 2023, sculptural lighting will work in unison, helping to create relaxed interiors that feel soft, calm and inviting.

3. Beautifully bespoke designs

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2023 will be the year for bespoke and commissioned lighting schemes, catering exactly to the needs of our interior spaces and ultimately, helping them feel more personal and unique.

When commissioning bespoke joinery, ask the carpenter to make allowances for internal wiring from the start, this will allow for some lights to be built into the unit, removing the need for trailing wires from standalone lamps or wall lights, resulting in a cleaner finish.

Interior decorator, Sarah Brown , commissioned this pretty bespoke shelving painted in a pale pink gloss with tongue and groove detailing, for a sitting room in London. She says, ‘an interesting room is made up of many layers that allow the eye to travel.'

The look is finished with beautiful decorative flourishes, with colorful, patterned shades used on the sconce and mantelpiece lamp; establishing a unique, bespoke design that feels wonderfully eclectic and rich in texture.

4. Mood-enhancing lighting

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Using layered lighting, from cozy table lamps to candles and twinkling fairy lights, to establish welcoming pools of light in the home, is renowned to make our spaces feel more relaxing and calm.

From the recent TikTok trends about never using the 'big light' (see below), to the importance of our homes being centers for wellness and restoration, Piero de Marchis, director at Detail Lighting , discusses why mood lighting is so important.

'Ambient lighting allows you to set the mood and change the ambiance in a room. A key part of planning a design scheme, homeowners are paying far more attention to the way spaces in the home make us feel, as well as their function. From dim-to-warm technology to discreetly hidden accent and spotlighting, mood-enhancing lighting is set to continue to be a key consideration for 2023 and beyond, in particular in bathrooms, bedrooms and multifunctional spaces such as open-plan kitchens.'

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5. Smart lighting

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With changes in technology and advances in lighting design having an impact on lighting trends year on year, many of us are now kitting out or homes with smart lighting.

Piero de Marchis says, 'our homes are having to work harder for us than ever before, with an increase in spaces having multiple functions. From open-plan living areas to kitchen-dining zones, the trend for installing multifunctional lighting that can be adapted to suit the room as it’s being used is set to continue to rise. '

From voice-activated and motion-sensing lights to multifunctional fittings, as shown on the shelving unit above by John Cullen Lighting , these clever lighting designs are often more energy-efficient and can make the lighting schemes in your space feel more unique as well as being incredibly functional.

Chris Pask, director at Charlton Brown also says, 'we are expecting the demand for color-controlled lighting schemes to increase in 2023. We have used this technology previously with artificial skylights to reproduce natural daylight (in basements typically) and to mimic the visual appearance of the sun and sky depending on the time of the day – the natural skylight in the morning tends to be a brighter blue compared with warmer hues in the afternoon.'

6. Colorful and eclectic combinations

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With minimalism listed as one of the worst trends of 2022, many of us are taking bigger risks when it comes to the interior designs of our homes, embracing a more maximalist style, and curating a space that feels more individual, authentic and rich with color, pattern and texture.

Lucy Searle, Homes & Gardens' global editor in chief says, 'in 2022, colorful table lamps with bright bobbin bases and patterned fabric shades were definitely a favored lighting trend, with this colorful and more eclectic style set to continue well into 2023.'

Using a mix of light sources, from pendants to floor lamps and table lamps, each embodying a different style, color, or craft, can create a layered, lighting effect that feels homey, inviting and unique to your space.

7. Oversized pendants

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Ian Cameron from Cameron Design House says, 'in 2023, lighting will be the focal point of any room design, with beautifully crafted, oversized and extravagant light fittings taking center stage – large and sculptural formations are here to stay.'

Whether you want to zone a cozy seating area, like above, or simply want to match the scale and size of a room, an oversized pendant can not only efficiently illuminate a space, it can establish a beautiful design statement.

8. Unique materials

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Ed O'Donnell, co-founder of Angel O'Donnell says, 'arresting silhouettes and unusual materials will conspire to create increasingly imaginative lighting statement pieces that’ll create strong focal points in the home.'

From tactile, natural materials such as wicker and rattan, to more industrial designs crafted from metal and concrete, for 2023 lighting trends, the more unique the material, the better!

Ian Cameron says one material to look out for in 2023 is mirrored brass, he shares with us, 'reminiscent of the Art Deco era, mirrored brass is a finish I expect to see across all lighting in the new year, from smaller accent pieces to show-stopping pendants. Engagingly opulent and glamorous, its natural light-reflecting qualities deliver a classic yet contemporary look, helping to reflect light around the room. Our Torsa features suspended brass discs at opposing angles that work together to highlight this dynamic and multi-dimensional material. '

Are pendant lights out of style?

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One of the most versatile and practical lighting options for the home, pendant lights are very much here to stay in 2023.

Industville’s managing director, Mara Miller, says 'pendant lighting is an essential part of lighting within your home. This trend can redefine your space by creating focal points and stunning visual impact. By embracing pendant lighting, anyone can achieve their style as various pendant fixtures come in sleek, modern, traditional and industrial finishes.'

Chris Pask also supports this and says, 'we are noticing a shift away from spotlights which was very much en vogue several years ago but is becoming less popular, with interior designers taking cues from the world of hospitality and private members clubs, where lighting plays a crucial role in setting the tone of the space. In 2023 we expect this trend to continue in the residential setting, with a greater shift towards lighting arrangements that are more soothing and aesthetically pleasing rather than harsh, unflattering spotlights. '

Are traditional chandeliers out of style?

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A traditional chandelier will always be timeless and undeniably beautiful, establishing a luxurious atmosphere of grandeur and elegance.

And they should not just be reserved for period properties, either. Traditional chandeliers can work wonderfully in more modern settings, creating a unique element of contrast and establishing a stylish mix of the old and the new.

Of course, this classic style of lighting is not for everyone, and many modern chandelier interpretations are proving popular for more contemporary homes; with designs crafted from an array of different materials to form unique shapes and hanging arrangements.

9 Lighting Trends That Will Be Everywhere in 2023

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Lighting is, of course, a practical component of any home, but it's also a way to really express your personality and solidify your design style. If you're wondering what types of lighting trends we can expect to see making a splash in 2023, you'll want to read on for insight from the pros. Whether you're in the market for a new chandelier or are just looking to add visual interest with some table lamps, there are plenty of new looks that we can expect to see reign supreme.

Over-Scaled Chandeliers

Chandeliers are already known for making a major impact in any space, but why not really add some visual interest to a room by going extra big? "We love the dramatic impact that an over-scaled, multi-tiered chandelier makes, especially in the work of lighting designer Lindsey Adelman," Jason Bell, of Blackberry Farm Design, says. "The popularity of these huge pieces has really grown, even for use in smaller spaces, and we think that this trend will continue well past 2023."

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Kate Davidson, of Kate + Co, agrees that oversized lighting as a whole will reign supreme next year. "Bigger is most often better— we encourage oversized lighting in most spaces," she notes.

Plaster Lighting

Plaster lighting will be everywhere next year, says lighting designer Julie Neill. “It’s a natural material and its chalky white color is clean and fresh," Neill comments. And plaster pieces look wonderful in a range of spaces, she adds. "It can be applied to both traditional and more modern frames, so the look can be versatile. Light fixtures made of plaster are at home in a variety of spaces, from formal living rooms to outdoor porches."

Layered Lighting

"In 2023, we will be seeing more layering of lights in interior spaces that offer more daily function and can create different moods within our interiors," Amanda Shields, of Amanda Shields Interiors, says. Particularly, this will be the case in the bathroom, where we will see "more layers of different lighting throughout along with adding in back-lit mirrors," she adds.

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Pendant Lighting

We will see more pendant lighting next year and in new places, such as above the dining table— not just over the kitchen island— says Hannah Rasa of InSite Builders & Remodeling. A few styles, in particular, will be having a moment.

"Glass pendants are popular for their translucence, airiness, and ability to coordinate with any style from contemporary to farmhouse," Rasa explains. "Statement pendants in a variety of colors, shapes, and textures provide an overall impact, mainly by integrating finish accents and decor."

Multiple Types of Lighting in a Space

If you love to mix and match lamps with pendants and more, you're in luck. "Designing a space with a variety of styles and heights of light sources is now on trend," says Sydney Marcus of Anthony Wilder Design/Build. "A collection of lighting solutions—mixing floor lamps with table lamps, recessed lights, and sconces—in a space can bring an added dimension."

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Special Table Lamps

Table lamps in particular are having a moment. "Statement lighting with can be achieved through custom lamps," Marcus adds. "In a recent project, we used custom-painted lamps and they became the jewels of the space." This news is great for renters, too, who may not be able to alter overhead fixtures as easily but can have plenty of fun with more portable pieces.

Outdoor Lighting

Think beyond your home's interior when it comes to lighting in the new year. "Outdoor lighting is going to start making a big statement in 2023," Linda Hayslett, of LH.Designs, says. "People will be wanting to create a mood outside with multiple hanging lights that will make a space feel magical and more interesting."

Rattan and Rope Lighting

Love rattan? You're not alone! "People have been gravitating towards more natural materials," Hayslett notes. "We'll see more lighting that reflects a more of a neutral, modern, boho style feel with materials like rattan, rope, cane, and wicker in bathrooms and kitchens with pendant lights and sconces."

Charles Pavarini III, of Pavarini Design, agrees. Natural materials such as ceramics, rattan, and blown glass reflect a more casual aesthetic with a departure from formality. "These elements—which are part of the popular Coastal Grandmother aesthetic, too—are going to remain in vogue in 2023."

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LED Lighting

Many designers cite LED lighting as something we will see more of in 2023. "Indirect lighting sources with integral LEDs are finally taking hold," Pavarini says. "Gone is the allure of the visible Edison bulb and glowing filaments."

Zulma Puhl of TriVistaUSA echoes his sentiments, noting, "The lighting trend I see for 2023 is the continued use of LED lighting, not only because it continues to be energy efficient, but also because it gives designers the flexibility to creatively design a space. "

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