Top 10 Interior Design Trends for 2024

🎨🎨 Color Trends: Red and Brown

As 2024 approaches, I'm excited to share the top Interior Design trends I'm looking forward to. First, the big colors this year are red and brown. These rich warm tones are making a big comeback and I couldn't be happier about it. From terracotta and brick-inspired reds to deep, honey-toned browns, these colors are everywhere.I have always been a big fan of the color brown and even did a brown kitchen makeover that was featured in several popular articles over the past year. But now I can see how these colors blend together to create beautiful burgundy and brick tones that are so inviting and homey. Whether it's in your furniture, textiles, or even your interior design, get ready to see a lot more of these earthy natural tones.

🧵 Trend: Playing Patterns

Another trend I'm really excited about is the rise of pattern mixing and layering. Gone are the days when you played it safe with simple colors and simple patterns. In 2024, we will see much bolder, eclectic prints and textures come together to create truly unique and personalized spaces.This could mean reupholstering a chair with a statement fabric, adding patterned curtains, or even layering different rugs and textiles on the bed. Most importantly, don't be afraid to experiment and have fun with it. Don't worry about following the "rules" - just focus on creating a space that reflects your personal style.

🧹 Trend: Collected Running

Speaking of personal style, another trend I love is the idea of ​​creating a "collected" look for your home. It's more than just hanging art or putting some trinkets in a room. Instead, it's about curating intentional moments and little vignettes that showcase your unique personality and interests.This can be anything from a gallery wall of eclectic artwork to a bookshelf filled with antique finds and unique servers. The key is to let your home tell the story of who you are. Don't be afraid to mix different styles and eras - the more eclectic, the better!

🤸‍♀️ Trend: Custom Work

Along the same lines, I'm also very enthusiastic about the trend towards custom, artisan and DIY elements in home design. In a world that is increasingly mass produced, there is something so special about adding unique handmade items to a room.Whether it's beautiful studio pottery, a handwoven rug or a rug you made yourself, individual touches like these can make a space feel warm, inviting and reflect your individual style. With platforms like Dzynity making it easier than ever to connect with talented local makers and designers, adding these types of custom elements to your home has never been easier.

🌳 Trend: Mid-Tone Wood

Another trend I'm really excited about is the move to mid-tone wood tones. In recent years, we've seen a lot of dark, moody wood finishes dominating the design world. But in 2024, I think we'll start to see a shift to warmer, honey-colored woods that show a little more of that natural wood and character.Designers like Jake Arnold have led this trend and I love how these mid tones create a really inviting and elevated feel. Whether it's your flooring, furniture, or even just accents like picture frames or shelves, these warm woodsy tones are big.

💕 Trend: Flirty Style

Next, I am very interested in the idea of ​​"flirtatious style" running through the interior. This ultra-feminine, romantic aesthetic is having a big moment in the fashion world, thanks in large part to the popularity of shows like Bridgerton. And now I begin to see that the same soft, dreamy atmospheres are found in the interior of the home.Think lots of silk, lace and ruffles - but with a little edge. It's a really interesting combination of super feminine and a little rougher or more industrial. I love the idea of ​​combining these delicate, romantic elements with the more rustic, gothic-inspired pieces that interest me in my own home.

👑 Trend: Crown Molding

Speaking of architectural details, another trend I'm excited about is the return of crown molding. For a while it seemed that crown molding was out of favor. But now I see it making a big comeback - and in some very cool and innovative ways.Gone are the days of conventional tree molding. Now we see crown molding made from all kinds of materials, from glossy modern foam to ornate decorative plaster. And best of all, many of these new options are much easier to install than traditional wood versions. So whether you have an older home or a newer space, crown molding is a great way to add European flair.

🧠 Trend: Roof Treatments

And while we're on the subject of architectural details, I'm also very excited about the trend toward more sophisticated roof treatments. Gone are the days of plain, boring roofs. I think in 2024 we will see a lot more people being creative and showing their ceiling.This can mean anything from bold contrasting colors to intricate plasterwork or even wallpapered ceilings. Most importantly, use the ceiling as another way to add visual interest and personality to the space. After all, it's the Fifth Wall - why not make it as beautiful as the other four?

🥂 Trend: Warm Metal

Finally, one trend I'm really excited about is the continued rise of warm, polished metal surfaces. For so long we've been awash in cool, shiny silver and chrome. But now I'm seeing a real shift towards richer, more inviting metallic tones like brass, bronze and even some gold.These warmer metallic accents add a luxurious and luxurious feel to the room. And best of all, you can add them in a very subtle, understated way.

🤗 Trend: Pared-Back Pillows

And last but not least, one trend I'm really curious about is the idea of paring back on throw pillows. For so long, we've been inundated with the idea that more is more when it comes to throw pillows. But lately, I've been noticing a shift towards a more streamlined, minimalist approach.

Instead of having a ton of decorative pillows that really stand out, the trend seems to be towards throw pillows that blend seamlessly into the overall look and feel of the space. It's a more subtle, understated approach that I'm really intrigued by. Of course, I'll always love a good throw pillow moment. But I'm excited to see how this trend evolves and how I can incorporate it into my own home.

Conclusion

So there you have it - my top 10 interior design trends for 2024. I'm so excited to see how these styles and aesthetics start to take shape in the coming year. Whether you're a die-hard trend follower or you prefer to march to the beat of your own design drum, I hope this list has given you some inspiration and ideas to play around with. Happy decorating!