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Interior designers share 5 kitchen trends that'll be huge in 2023 and 4 that will be out

Alyssa Towns SwantkoskiDec 16, 2022, 03:45 IST

Interior designers say darker hues will be in and granite counter tops will be out in 2023.Hendrickson Photography/Shutterstock; Artazum/Shutterstock

Insider asked interior designers about the kitchen trends you should expect to see in 2023.
Backless stoves, open-concept designs, and darker hues are gaining popularity.

Darker hues will be used more often in white kitchens.

Dark colors complement otherwise white kitchens.Pixel-Shot/Shutterstock

Backless stoves will take center stage.

Backless stoves expose more of the backsplash in a kitchen.brizmaker/Shutterstock

Open-concept kitchens are trending.

Open-concept kitchens have grown in popularity over the last few years.Justin_Krug/Shutterstock

Saturated colors will become more common in kitchens.

Colors like jewel-toned blues will be used more in kitchens.Hendrickson Photography/Shutterstock

Uncovered appliances will be a popular choice.

More home owners are expected to put their appliances out in the open.Pixel-Shot/Shutterstock

On the other hand, gray cabinetry will lose its stronghold.

Color is expected to replace gray in 2023.IJMphotos/Shutterstock

Open shelving could be dwindling.

Open shelving can be hard to keep clean.David Papazian/Shutterstock

Modern white kitchens will be less popular.

White kitchens are clean and classy but not always comforting and warm.John Keeble/Getty Images

Granite might become a dated option.

More homeowners are favoring other types of stone.Artazum/Shutterstock

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