Interior design decorating trends 2024 predictions differ from one interior designer-decorator-decorista to the next.
As for the formula I use I take into account various predictions, conduct a quick retrospect of the previous year’s hits and misses, factor in personal taste preferences, and suggest accordingly.
Interior design and decorating rules aside, I study at the what works in your home is what appeals to your personal style school of thought.
With that in mind, let’s take a look at a sampling of Interior Design Decorating Trends 2024.
Table Lamps
Lighting is relevant to the feel you want the space to convey, and the trend toward table lamps flips the style switch to focal point fabulous in both the on and off position.
Walden Floral Jade Marble Table Lamp
Flower Magazine – Photography by Emily Followill
Camille Styles – Claire Zinnecker Design
Sage Green
Sage green is the color to embrace in 2024.
Some say sage green is a neutral while others say sage green is an inspired gray-green shade extraordinaire.
Versatile as a color choice for walls and/ or trim detail, this versatile shade of verdant green takes to the space it graces in simple yet elegant tone and taste.
Southern Living Magazine – Photography by Laurey W. Glenn
Elle Decor – Photography by Jennifer Hughes
Metals Beyond Brass
In almost every what’s hot for the new year forecast of the past few years metals have made the list.
Warm tones invite a sense of cozy comfort to the metals mix with decoristas continuing to show a preference to home decor accents and accessories which convey and invite cozy to hearth and home.
This two for one photo showcasing mixed metals and brown furniture illustrates the reason why both are primed to be on trend in 2024.
Veranda Magazine – Photography by Zeke Ruelas
Brown Furniture
Brown furniture is primed to be in the furnishings focal point spotlight in 2024.
Excuse me, did brown furniture every really fade from the spotlight?
Rich in tone and hue, the intensity of brown furniture exudes depth and warmth.
Corey Damen Jenkins and Associates LLC
Although not formally on the 2024 trend radar, antique pieces continue to find a top spot on the Places In The Home interior design and decorating hit list and with good reason.
Antique pieces play the room in house to home harmony to influence, balance, and complement other design styles resulting in a space enveloped in personality.
Carlos David – Photography by Douglas Friedman
Timeless in presence and provenance, antique pieces lend a quality to most design styles as a lone focal point accent or anchor style of the space.
Provenance tells the story of premier craftmanship and sustainability while finishes and details create visual interest.
Cathedral Giving by Design – Photography by Emily Followill
Murals
Murals set a scene replete in classic elegance brought to life through subtle colors used to depict serene scenes.
Perhaps not initially the intended purpose, it is almost impossible for a wall mural not to become the focal point of the space it covers.
Dramatic Color
Homes & Gardens – Photography by James Merrell
Small touches of color will be replaced in favor of spaces color drenched in dramatic color encouraging tone and hue to absorb light and distribute it throughout a space.
Veranda Magazine – Photography by Mali Azima
Pantone 2024 Color of Year Peach Fuzz inspires the wall of this lounge corner.
Veranda Magazine – Photography by Kelly Marshall
Stand Out Stone
Elle Decor – Photography by Tim Lenz
Jessica Helgerson Interior Design
Central to form and function, stand out stone makes a commanding presence.
Luxe Interiors + Design – Photography by Stephen brad ramsey interiors
Beautiful as a floor to ceiling option, stand out stone remains a timeless material of choice in interior design and decorating.
House & Garden Magazine – Photography by Simon Upton
Diversity in colors, textures, and patterns along with durable materials known to natural stone choices such as limestone, travertine, marble, quartz, onyx, and slate offer long-lasting durability while achieving the goal of stunning interior design and decorating features-a unique visual result.
Canet Gris 17 in. x 17 in. Porcelain Floor and Wall Tile
Essential Travertine Gray 23.50 in. x 47.08 in. Porcelain Floor and Wall Tile
Arctic Gray 12 in. x 12 in. Natural Polished Stone Floor and Wall Tile
Michella Marbella 24 in. x 48 in. Polished Porcelain Floor and Wall Tile
Eat In Kitchens
House & Garden Magazine – Photography by Simon Brown
Gathering together in the heart of the home aka the kitchen for breakfast, lunch or dinner is a concept easier implemented in the eat-in kitchen.
Island time.
Centrally located dining table.
Nook.
Corner banquette.
Changing tastes and reimagined uses for the spaces and places in the home give rise to the multipurpose concept, and the all-in-one attraction of the eat-in kitchen exemplifies why this feature is appealing to more and more interior designers, decorators and decoristas alike.
House & Garden Magazine – Photography by Lucas Allen
1970s Style
Particularly fun and in the spirit of decades past, 1970s style is captivating the eye of interior designers and decorators for 2024.
Everything old is new again to some extent, so why not approach the warm earthy colors, textures, and patterns of this trend with whimsical fancy through shapes, fabrics, and get down get funky accents.
1stDibs – Photography Shared by Galerie Glustin
Butler’s Pantry
Regarded as an extension of the main kitchen, a butler’s pantry allows the flow from kitchen to supporting space giving exactly that, more space.
Veranda Magazine – Photography by Mali Azima
Additional kitchen appliances easily find space and home as well as serving and hosting wares or a niched wet bar area.
Personal Style
Personal style trends as a Places In The Home perennial favorite-the consummate design aesthetic.
“If you love something, it will work.
That’s the only real rule.”
— Bunny Williams
