5 Interior Design Trends We’re Quiet Quitting in 2023

If you’re in the mood for a total home renovation, continue scrolling, because we’re about to spill 5 interior design trends we’re quiet quitting in 2023!

Sometimes, it’s worth taking the quiet quitting path and slowly phasing out trends from your life before it’s too late. Yes, trends come and go, but at the end of the day, taste is subject, and there’s no room for the negative projections of others in spaces that make you feel safe and happy. That being said, we do live in an incredibly fast-paced digital era where crazes become hyper-obsessions until they very quickly reach a peak, become oversaturated, and pass their prime.

#01 Squeaky clean kitchens

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Under the same vein is the extremely modern minimalist kitchen, which you’ll often find in all-white or gray.

#02 Open floor plans

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Earlier this year, we informed you that the open floor plan is not disappearing anytime soon. That being said, post-pandemic, the reality remains: If you’re living in a city with limited space and home is for work, sleep, and everything but the kitchen sink, then you want it to function as such (dividing our desks and pelotons—when possible—from our living rooms.)