Here we are again. That time of year where everyone is talking about the trends we are most likely to see for the next 365 days. I have put together my list of the Interior Design trends of 2024 I think you'll see lots of. So let's get into it...
Ruffles
You will have seen this trend already, Ruffled edged on cushions adding a traditional and feminine touch to interiors all year. But I think this trend will be around to stay for 2024. I think we will start to see ruffles on bedding and curtains in plain cottons and linens giving them a more timeless look.
Image Source: Everlasting Fabric
Candy Cane Stripes
Again, like the ruffles trend we have already seen candy cane stripes on everything from cushions to jugs to vases to upholstery and I don't think it's going anywhere. Choose a bright stripe for a pop of colour or a neutral stripe for that more classic look. Candy cane stripes are a staple.
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'Spathrooms'
I hope this trend never goes away! Who doesn't want their bathroom to feel like a spa? Think earthy tones, brass, marble, linen and extra fluffy towels. Think about little ideas like niches, extra counter space and soft, warm lighting that add touches of luxury and to help inspire and support rituals of self care.
Image Source: Fontes Interior
Bold Colour Furniture Accents
I have always loved this design trick so I am very happy to have it come round as a trend this year. Introducing a piece of furniture in a bright and bold colour is the easiest way to make a space look thought through and curated. It shows confidence and an interest in design.
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Dark Brown
Honestly, the darker the better! Try adding it on your walls for a warming hug of a room or to your velvet upholstery for a luxury feel. Contrast with black elements and lighter wood tones and use pieces in a similar brown colour but with texture at add a tactile nature to the space.
Image Source: Little Greene
So there you have it, the interior design trends for 2024 I think we'll be seeing a lot of this year. As always, you don't need to follow the trends. I am an advocate for creating timeless interiors that you love to spend time in so if any of these trends fill you with joy then use them but if not don't feel the pressure to buy into them. Trends are not for everyone but interiors that reflect you should be. Until next time...