7 lighting trends that will be everywhere in 2023

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In 2023, the 7 lighting trends set to take centre stage are: 

  1. Black and brass finishes 

  2. LED strip lights with no visible diodes

  3. Gothic floor lamps

  4. Cinema TV backlights

  5. Warm finishes

  6. Smoked glass

  7. Architectural chandeliers 

First Lighting is here to tell you more about them and how to incorporate them into your home. 

  1. Black and brass finishes 

The combination of black and brass finishes is making a grand comeback in the world of lighting design.

Parma Black Cob Pendant Light

The industrial aesthetic is in full swing, and black brass is the perfect way to complement your interior. 

From pendant lights to table lamps, black brass can add a darker element to your room’s colour palette without feeling too out of place. Pieces like the Parma Black Cob Pendant Light look equally stylish in traditional or period homes due to their effortless simplicity. 

  1. LED strip lights with no visible diodes

LED strip lights have been gaining popularity in recent years, and in 2023, they will become even more prevalent. However, a new twist on this trend is emerging - LED strip lights with no visible diodes.

Fully Bendable FLEXile IP68 LED Strip Lighting

These innovative lighting solutions offer seamless illumination that can be discreetly hidden in various areas. 

From under cabinet lighting to accentuating architectural details, invisible LED strip lights create a visually immersive lighting experience.

  1. Gothic lamps

While gothic style isn’t everybody’s cup of tea, it’s certainly ours! We love gothic lighting, and it’s set to make its big 2023 comeback. 

Gotham Table Lamp

These fixtures are characterised by wrought iron frames, stained glass panels, and ornamental motifs inspired by 18th and 19th-century Gothic architecture.

These elements create a unique lighting fixture that both illuminates your space and serves as a captivating piece of art.  Gothic floor lamps instantly add drama and character to a space, whether incorporated into a living room, bedroom, or study.

  1. Cinema TV backlights

With the increasing popularity of home entertainment systems, cinema TV backlights are emerging as a major lighting trend in 2023. 

TV LED Backlight Kit Cool White

Backlighting solutions create a captivating visual effect by casting a soft glow behind the television. Settle down for a night on the couch, equipped with a bag of popcorn and switch on your back lights for added ambience. 

With various colour temperatures available, like these Cool White TV LED Backlights, you can customise your viewing experience for the ultimate home cinema. 

  1. Warm Copper Finishes 

Who doesn’t love the orangey finish of gold, bronze and copper lights? If you’re anything like us, you’ll hop on the bandwagon and invest in warm copper fixtures. 


Rosa Copper/ Glass Industrial Style Pendant Light

The warm tones of the copper create a rich, cosy feeling that’s sure to become a focal point. 

Copper pairs well with earthy tones, such as deep browns, warm neutrals, and shades of green, so consider this if you’re planning a total revamp of your room. 

  1. Smoked glass

Mysterious and intriguing in equal measure, smoked glass is a must-have this winter season. 

Calais Pendant Ceiling Light, Smoked Glass

Smoked glass pendants, chandeliers, and wall sconces create a captivating play of light and shadow, ideal for creating atmospheric lounges or bedrooms. This trend is perfect for those who seek a balance between modernity and timeless elegance.

  1. Architectural chandeliers

Chandeliers have long been associated with grandeur and luxury, and in 2023, they are taking on a more architectural form.


Leyton Lighting 5 Light Cord Ceiling Pendant Light

Fixtures like the Leyton Lighting 5 Light Cord Ceiling Pendant Light are inspired by geometric shapes, abstract forms, and clean lines. Their irregular shapes and discordant designs make for an almost gallery-like visual spectacle. 

They’re not just an excellent lighting source but a work of art to stare at for years to come.

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