Milan Design Week is one of the most important events in the world of design, and each year it brings together a diverse range of designers, architects, and artists from around the world to showcase their latest creations. In 2023, the event did not disappoint, with a wide range of innovative designs, exciting new colour trends, and bold new styles on display. Here are some of the key colours and styles from Milan Design Week 2023.
Earthy Tones
Earthy Tones One of the most prominent colour trends at Milan Design Week 2023 was the use of earthy tones. Designers showcased a range of colours inspired by nature, including warm browns, soft greens, and deep blues. These colours were often used in combination with natural materials like wood, stone, and clay, creating a soothing and grounded aesthetic.
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Deep Terracottas
One of the most eye-catching colours showcased at Milan Design Week 2023 was deep terracotta. This rich, warm colour was often used in combination with other earthy tones to create a sense of depth and texture. Designers showcased furniture featuring terracotta leather upholstery, or accessories like vases and lamps in the same colour, creating a sense of warmth and natural beauty.
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Soft Earthy Greens
Another prominent colour at Milan Design Week 2023 was soft earthy greens. These muted greens were often used in combination with natural materials like wood and stone, creating a sense of harmony with the natural environment. Designers showcased sofas and chairs in soft green upholstery, or accessories like cushions and curtains in the same colour, creating a calm and peaceful atmosphere.
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Sandy Ochres
This warm, sandy colour was often used in combination with other earthy tones, creating a sense of natural beauty and warmth. Designers showcased furniture featuring sandy ochre upholstery, or accessories like tableware and rugs in the same colour, creating a sense of elegance and sophistication.
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Dark Umbers
Dark umbers were another prominent colour showcased at Milan Design Week 2023. This deep, dark colour was often used in combination with metallic accents, creating a sense of luxury and elegance. Designers showcased lighting fixtures featuring dark umber shades, or furniture with metallic frames and umber-coloured upholstery, creating a sense of drama and intrigue.
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Deep Olive Greens
Finally, deep olive greens were also a key colour at Milan Design Week 2023. This rich, deep colour was often used in combination with other earthy tones, creating a sense of natural beauty and warmth. Designers showcased furniture featuring deep olive green upholstery, or accessories like cushions and curtains in the same colour, creating a sense of comfort and relaxation.
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Whether you're a designer or a design enthusiast, these colours offer a range of possibilities for creating beautiful, inviting spaces that are both natural and contemporary.
