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A new calendar year means a new list of interior design trend predictions are here! Although, we always err on the side of classic, keeping up the with trends and figuring out which ones to adopt to keep you current will never get old. Here, we're rounding up the 2024 interior design trends that have our attention.
LEAD IMAGE: Design by Paloma Contreras, Photography by Aimee Mazzenga
Gone are the days of all-white (and grey!) rooms. This year, we are predicting that we'll see more colour being embraced in the design world. Deep greens, juicy deep reds and blues will take over your feeds this year.
LEFT: Design by @elementstyle, Photo by @sarah_w_studios. RIGHT: Design and Photo by @elementstyle
LEFT: Design by @kerripilchickdesign, Photo by @kirstenrfrancis. RIGHT: Design by @katiedavisdesign, Photo by @nathanschroederphoto
With design leaning more English these days, so too is the use of more millwork and built-in cabinetry. Looking for your room to feel more layered? Add mouldings to your walls and in your built-in cabinetry to act as a backdrop to your favourite collections or artwork.
LEFT: Design by Jean Stoffer Design RIGHT: Design by Ariel Okin. Photography by @donnadotanphoto
LEFT: Design by Sarah Bartholomew Design RIGHT: Design by Establish Design
We'll be seeing designers take on the "English Country Club" look with the mix of polished and natural materials. Think Ralph Lauren meets the Cotswolds. We've been seeing designers with an English bent to their work all over our feeds in recent months and we can totally see why - fresh traditional never goes out of style, only evolves.
LEFT: Design by @schillingandcompany, Photo by Emily Followill. RIGHT: Design and Photo by Devol Kitchens
LEFT: Design by the Rinfret Group. RIGHT: Design by Plank & Pillow
Although the all-white kitchen look will always have timeless appeal, we are really loving the mix of creamy cabinetry and wood mixed with cool marble and natural brass. Again, things are looking and feeling more olde English overall, and the kitchen is no exception.
LEFT: Design by Establish Design. RIGHT: Design by Studio McGee.
LEFT: Design by The Fox Group RIGHT: Design by Devol Kitchens
Chances are you have a Modern Farmhouse style home in your neighbourhood. With this stark white and black window trend dominating design over the last decade, we're seeing design go more traditional once again. Think traditional single colour brick homes and sided options that fit into histrical neighbourhoods and have you wondering whether they are the new kid on the block...or not?
LEFT: Via Ansley Real Estate. RIGHT: Architecture by Patrick Ahearn
LEFT: Photo by @covermeinivy. RIGHT: Photo by @covermeinivy
"Be faithful to your own taste because
nothing you really like is ever out of style."
— Billy Baldwin
