Looking for the latest interior design trends in 2024? Here’s how to design your home in 2024.
We all want to design our homes that align with the current trends, but also timeless so we aren’t spending money every year to update our home. The big investments in your home should be timeless and functional. You shouldn’t have to work harder for a design trend.
As a general rule of thumb, anything that is costly or difficult to change within 5 years should be timeless. Let’s jump into the 2024 interior design trends!
Taupe and Beige Cabinets
Taupe and Beige Kitchen cabinet colors are going to be trending for 2024. Opt for a shaker style door, with minimal and clean lines. Mix in gold accents to make a kitchen current
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Mid Toned Wood Floor
Wood flooring is a difficult choice as it’s hard to replace. Once installed, it’s going to live inside a home for many years.
Opt for a mid-tone wood flooring. Avoid grey undertones, as well as orange or brassy tones. Oak and white washed wood floors are going to be popular in 2024
Zellige Tiles in Kitchens, Bathrooms and Laundry Rooms
Zellige tiles come in squre and rectangle shapes. They are beige tiles with slight color variation. These tiles bring an organic element to a space because they are not perfectly machine cut. The edges are soft.
When installing these tiles, opt for a neutral grout. They bring sophistication into any space
The Revival of Burgundy and Plum
In the last few years, the trending colors were black and green. We will see a gradual replacement of green and black with burgundy and plum and French country blues.
The deep tones of the burgundy and plums make a space feel rich. Paired with gold accents, it will really elevate a space. The design of the burgundy and plum spaces should be more classic. It won’t pair well in a modern or minimalistic space.
Blues will be a top Color Trend in 2024
If you’re not into a moody vibe, blues are going to be very popular. You’ll see them on kitchen cabinets, in bedrooms and rugs. These tones of blues bring a soft and fresh environment, especially when paired with white and blacks.
Built-ins bring a focal point to room
Built-ins have become popular in the last few years. The built-in trend with continue in 2024. Built-ins are most popular in the living room, framing the fireplace.
However, built-in desks have become very popular. Especially if you are working from home, it feels executive to be working in a gran space versus a dinky desk.
Accent Walls will look dated in 2024
In 2024, we will see less of the single lonely accent wall with 3 white walls. It looks awkward, like the accent wall is out of place.
In 2024, we will be bringing the room together by carrying the design to all 4 walls. So if you love picture frame molding, add it to all the walls in your room
Multi-functional Spaces
More and more people are valuing travel and experiences over their home. So people are opting for smaller homes with more function. This kitchen doubles as a dining room with the table attached to the island.
Other ideas of mulit-functional rooms is an mudroom and laundry room, or dining rooms with homework stations.
Recessed Wall Niche
A recessed wall niche is a top trend for 2024. Paired with oak wood shelves, it’s the perfect place to display home decor and family photos.
A recessed wall niche can be a beautiful feature in a living room, or dining room. It can also be an arch or rectangle.
Black Window Trim and Door Trim for a Modern look
Add black trim on your doors and windows for an updated look. Trim is an overlooked design feature. Adding these elements make your home more intentional and high end.
This is an easy DIY you can do in your existing home to make it more modern.
Adding Visual Interest to your Ceiling
For year, ceilings have been overlooked as a design feature. In 2024, you will find interior designers bringing attention back to the ceiling. You can shiplap your ceiling, make it a coffered ceiling, add beams or simply paint the same color as the walls.
Rounded Furniture
For several years, we’ve seen Mid-Century Modern furniture with it’s minimal clean lines be very popular. In 2024, there will be more rounded furniture. It will be more cozy and plush. It’s the kind of sofa you can curl up for many hours and read a book, or snuggle up with your favourite rom-com.
Arches Everywhere
Paired with the rounded furniture, there is a revival in arched doorways. Arches add softness to the linear features of modern homes. Arches will be seen in doorways, and as features on a wall. If you love this trend, but don’t want to change your home, you can add an arched cabinet.
A Return to Classic Bathroom Features
Instead of a standard vanity, there will be a resurgence of a classic shaped vanity with gold or polished nickel accents. You will also see marble backsplash with faucets connected to the backsplash instead of the countertop. It resembles a bathroom that would be in a French castle.
Smart Home Technology
This isn’t a design trend per say, but smart home technology will continue to evolve and become more popular – from automatic timer blinds, to sensor lights, and home security.
Feminine Wallpaper
This year we will see more feminine wallpapers with smaller scale patterns like florals, birds and vines. Wallpaper is extremely versatile and can be used in just about any space. It gives a big impact in smaller spaces like a bathroom or laundry room. Peel and stick wallpaper is a great option because wallpaper trends can change.
How much of your home should be on trend vs timeless?
This depends entirely on budget, ease of making the updates and how long you want the trend to be in your home. Some people are early adopters and want to incorporate the trends right away. Other’s like to see if the trend is here to stay before adding it to their home.
There are the biggest interior design trends you’ll see in 2024. If you’re looking for more Kitchen trends for 2024, check out this list of the top Kitchen Design Trends in 2024
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Thanks for gathering up the trends! I like the plum and burgundy. Kind of glad the single accent wall is going. It always looked incomplete to me.
Thanks so much Lynda! I’m laughing at your comment about the single accent wall because now I gotta figure out what to do in my home with so many of them 🤣
I love everything you do! You put so much heart and soul into all of your projects! I can’t wait to watch your tv show! 🤞🙏❤️
You are too kind!! Thank you so much. Cheers to dreaming big this year!