4 outdoor trends for 2023: Caleidoscope galore
14-03-2023
Play and experiment until your garden becomes the perfect extension of yourself. Because in 2023, individuality and epicureanism take center stage. Like a kaleidoscope, the different pieces fall into place differently for everyone, creating an airy overall image in which we find ourselves completely and where we can breathe. For one, this means a monochrome daydream, while for another, it’s a competition with the colors of nature. King George has bottled up 4 new outdoor trends for you to create your own colorful reflection.
Bucolique c’est chique
Channel your inner nature kid and create a terrace or garden where animals, people, flowers, and plants come together. An earthly paradise where abundance reigns and peace always takes precedence. Natural materials are used, accessories and furniture in stone-colored to green palettes, soft shapes, and nests for humans and animals. Primitive happiness is paramount with homegrown crops from the vegetable garden – or the herb planter for the bucolic city balcony – and lush flower meadows.
YinYang-Bingo
In life, nothing is black or white, but on the terrace, monochrome is booming. A look that comes into its own by fully embracing the trend. Check off your bingo card with more and more pieces of furniture that are now available not only in classic white but also in trendy black, as well as elegant wind lights and lanterns, cozy poufs, and high-quality kitchen tools. Choosing the same shade for your entire exterior strengthens the design of your furniture and adds architectural simplicity.
Zest for life
More exuberant personalities will have a field day next summer because color is back! From soft earthy tones and moody pastels to bold primary and citrus colors, there are no limits to cheerfulness, and the same goes for design. Whether it’s round and organic or sleek and minimalist, everyone can join the color parade. After years of subdued, sandy hues reigning supreme, the jesters are taking over. Without losing their minds, of course, as lightweight and user-friendly materials like aluminum and stainless steel make maintaining and rearranging your terrace as enjoyable as it looks.
Lines on lines
The ‘close to nature’ trend of recent years is evolving in 2023 into a more architectural interpretation with clean lines and geometric structures. From vertical and square weaving to horizontally aligned outdoor furniture and textiles with wide stripes, the rattan trend has matured and captivates with a layered look that still emphasizes craftsmanship and balance.
