We’re almost halfway through 2023, and the people have spoken. The lighting industry is bustling with fresh new trends that seem to have taken the spotlight in the first half of the year. Last year, we saw the revival of the Art Deco design style, which struck a chord with design enthusiasts across the globe. Matte black lighting designs were sharing the spotlight along with stone veneer fixtures. Looking at the pattern, it definitely seems like the focus was on form rather than function. However, the trends this year are suggestive of a much more balanced approach towards designing your lighting layout.

The White Teak Company had gotten in touch with a few lighting designers and lighting experts just before 2023 began to understand the demand and the requirements in the industry and then figure out what would really trend this year. We saw nature-inspired lighting designs, geometric lights, Mid-Century lighting fixtures and maximalist lights trend for a while, b

When it comes to designing interiors, nobody wants to go wrong and usually try and settle with the safest options. And that is why whenever anybody wants to design their space or give their home a long-due makeover, they can’t think beyond the neutral hues likes greys, beiges, whites and similar earthy tones. The world has been obsessed with light interiors for far too long and it’s time to look beyond those overwhelmingly gleeful hues. Swap the usual whites with moody greys and blacks to give your gorgeous abodes an invigorating and sublime touch.

A dark decor is not one of the hippest trends in the design industry but it is definitely making a name for itself. A dark interior is a perfect choice for your space if you want to lend depth and dimension to your home and don’t forget about the drama you can lend to every nook and cranny of your living space. You might be a little sceptical about turning your decor dark, but the elegance these blacks and greys weave

Christmas is knocking on our doors, and we simply can’t keep calm about it. This is the time to embrace the festive season and give in to the festive spirit and make countless memories with our loved ones. Christmas isn’t merely a religious holiday now, it has become a worldwide cultural phenomenon. And when you are celebrating something of this magnitude, you need to show it through and through. And what better way than to start with your own home decor? 

Decoration is an integral part of Christmas, and every little detail symbolises love and eternal happiness. And lighting is that ravishing finishing touch that adds flavour and that bling to our Christmas celebrations. You may have heard many lighting experts talk about the warm fuzzies that we experience during Christmas. It is nothing but the gleefully overwhelming reaction of our minds to the bright and effervescent Christmas lights. Since lighting is