Twenty-twenty Three design trends promise happiness, with society continuing to adjust to the “new normal” as we open our doors to welcome families and friends into our homes. Know more:
TWENTY-TWENTY Three design trends promise happiness, with society continuing to adjust to the “new normal” as we open our doors to welcome families and friends into our homes.
“Spaces that enclose us will fade out,” they added. “The conundrum of whether we are safe inside or safer in an open space will definitely be answered. The designed environment will appear to have a better knowledge of what and how humans should interact with each other. A new escape, a new experience will evolve.”
With the increase of gas prices, people will look for an energy source that is free, local and green. “We remain interested in textures that either mimics the natural environment or the use of the natural materials itself, yet only applied in a new technology,” they shared.
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