#2024 interior trends

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2024 Trend Report (so far)

I've got an exciting lineup for you today, a curated list of home design trends that I've taken special note of.

Some of these concepts might just phase out, some might be here to stay.

My specialty up until most recently was in kitchen design so let's start with kitchens.

Chunky countertops

It's all about adding some visual heft to your kitchen and bathroom surfaces. This trend involves the use of thicker countertop surfaces to create a luxurious look. The thickness of these countertops adds visual weight and depth to the space, making them a focal point in modern kitchen designs. The look gives a sense of solidity and durability. It works with pretty much any kitchen style. You can even do a wooden chunky countertop. This countertop style features clean lines and straight finishes. Of course, the thicker the countertop, the more expensive it is. Maybe that's the idea.

There's a great kitchen island at the front window of Poggenpohl in Gastown ↓

A picture I took of the display kitchen closest to the window.

2. Statement island countertops

Turning the island into a focal point by incorporating dramatic stones and colors, sometimes with waterfall sides that put the slabs on full display. I have seen this done with a different countertop than the ones around in the kitchen, with a whole different grain and texture or color.

3. Butler's Pantries

One time I accidentally mentioned this to a client and she was like “I love the idea, I want this”  but her kitchen space was too small to incorporate something like this and I was kicking myself for having said anything. It's basically a secondary kitchen space, like a walk-in pantry.

 It's a little room attached to your kitchen that is for storage mostly. It helps minimize clutter in the main kitchen by creating space for pantry food, small appliances and extra countertop space. Sometimes there's even a smaller sink in there.

It’s like a mini kitchen/pantry space that is attached to your kitchen. 

It’s really trendy to make the doors to the butler’s pantry look like the rest of the cabinets and, like a secret door that leads to this pantry space. 

Now let's step outside really quick and look at a garden trend.

4. Meadow gardens

People want to live large in their backyards and it seems that a trend is leaning towards a very meadow-like garden (bring in those ornamental grasses!)

Grass lawn alternatives that are more drought tolerant and don't require much watering is also growing in popularity.

The vibe is lush and natural, maybe even slightly overgrown, full of native and climate-appropriate plantings that attract wildlife and pollinators.

5. Four Post Beds

Ok, to be honest I’m not crazy about this one but I’ve been seeing it more and more. I suppose I can look stylish. It’s definitely a statement piece. 

 The Four Post Bed features four vertical columns or poles, often made of wood or metal, that extend up from the bed frame. It combines traditional craftsmanship with modern design sensibilities.

It can come with or without a canopy, depending on the look. The kind I have been seeing a lot is the open frame design, which is more airy than with a canopy on top. A bed canopy adds drama and makes a bedroom feel more cozy.I just don't like the empty 4 post bed cause I think it kinda cuts the field of view rather than having everything be more open.

6. Color drenching (Paint)

Paint eryting. Even the trims and the ceiling. Color drenching involves saturating spaces creating a uniform room all around. Trendiest seem to be moody colors and of course neutrals. This trend encourages painting entire rooms, including walls, ceilings, and even trim. For those seeking a moody interior, deep colors can set a dramatic tone, aligning with the prevailing trend towards darker neutrals. On the other hand, for a more neutral approach, soft and subtle shades of creams or taupes can be used to achieve a serene atmosphere.

Beige and gray are kinda phasing out. 

Moody colors have been making their way into interiors for the last couple of years. If not on the walls then on furniture. 

Plums, chocolate browns, jade greens, reddish browns, dusty tones. 

Definitely some warmer wood tones.

Speaking of warm browns

7. Midcentury modern

 is making kinda a comeback but in a 2020s style (often times lesser quality, mass-produced like). Midcentury furniture pieces, color palettes and architectural details.

I mean who doesn't love mid-century?

Spaces both feel nostalgic and contemporary, fits into almost any kind of lifestyle.

I think we can tribute this to creators like Paige Wassel. Her style is very mid-century and she is a major influencer in the interior design online space. 

Key features of the trend are the tapered legs, statement lighting fixtures, and bold geometric patterns.

 I myself am very into it.

Very sophisticated and comfortable. 

8. Silver

Interiors follow fashion. There’s this industrial Y2K aesthetic that’s really prominent in personal style and that is seeping into interiors as well.

It is both sleek and grimy. 

Look at this kitchen,

As for pieces to add to an interior I think of the rivet series from FRAMA.

Silver (like aluminum), not mirrored. 

Mirrored furniture is out, that’s 2010 glam. 

Not only y2k but can also have a look of old silver like sterling silver. One with a darker hue underneath and that you have to polish.

Think more of like a knights armor or antique silverware with a bunch of carvings on it.

9. Pictures leaning against the wall

A bunch of framed pictures or photos not necessarily nailed on a wall.

People are putting art Inside cupboards, on kitchen counters, on bookshelves or as in the case I’m specifying here, just leaning against a wall. Layered often times. 

Mine around my house look like a bunch of frames stacked kinda waiting for something. One behind the other, all stacked against each other. 

It involves arranging multiple artworks of varying sizes and styles in a casual but appealing manner.

Its a flexible way to display your art, allowing for easy rearrangement and experimentation with compositions.

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These are design trends in my world and I will continue to explore, following trends, their emersion, evolution and end.

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Spring-Summer 2024 trends

This season, it would seem that youth and adult age are talking the same visual language when it comes to trends.

Two of the most noticeable trends seen were, in fact, the continuity of previous cultural movements. The first is Soft Romantism, a softened, more casual, and more grown-up approach to pastel and earthy trends such as Coquette, Soft Girl and Cottagecore. Do not hesitate to try a Victorian or Edwardian blouse, or a large straw hat. The second is a logical transition between extreme Minimalism and the new Maximalism trend… without throwing everything into the garbage container. Clearly, a smooth, budget-friendly transition will be required for most people.

The main colour palette is comprised of peach or abricot, with soft pastel green and a light blue.

Finally, when it comes to makeup, focus on enhancing the eyes. Draw attention and light to the inner corner of the eyes, add pink eyeshadow, and finish the curves of the eyes with drama by adding long half falsies, for a slightly retro screen siren look.

In any case, is is true that this year seems to mark the end of brutal Minimalism. Embrace the change!

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Kitchens of the Year 2024

Luxury Kitchen with Black Metal Range Hood | Courtney Giles Interior | Cabinetry: Kingdom Woodworks Kitchens of the Year 2024 award winners have served up a ton of style showcasing classic and clean design with luxury elements that catapult the kitchen space into one of the most refined room in the home. Architecturally, the interior details speak for themselves with no room left for misgiving…

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Home Decor in 2024. What’s Hot & What’s Not?

Pink’s out. Peach is in.

Pantone’s Color of the Year for 2024 is soft and subtle “Peach Fuzz,” replacing last year’s vibrant “Viva Magenta.” Pantone is recognized globally as a leading source of color expertise. 

“In seeking a hue that echoes our innate yearning for closeness and connection, we chose a color radiant with warmth and modern elegance,” says Leatrice Eiseman, Executive Director of the Pantone Color Institute™. 

If you’re looking to revamp your space, consider PANTONE 13-1023 and its complementary colors: everything from creamy, brown and tan neutrals to shades of teal, lavender and mint green. Note: gray is not listed. For those who went wild with gray or greige tones during that trend, you might want to roll up your sleeves and buy a new paint roller.

What’s out?

Say goodbye to Barbiecore (think pink). What else is losing favor? Here’s a quick rundown of trends that seem to be going by the wayside in home decor:

Sliding barn doors (Let’s face it – they don’t even do a great job of blocking light, smells, and sounds.)

White-on-white kitchens

Extremes – whether that means bare minimalism or over-the-top Grand Millennial

Heavy industrial style

What’s in?

Back kitchens

AKA butler’s pantry or scullery, this separate space keeps secondary or backup items hidden from site, tidying up the more public area. Here you can house additional refrigeration and freezing, warming drawers, wine storage, lesser-used mechanical devices, formal entertaining dishes and cutlery, etc. Appliance garages have been around for a while, but they seem to be gaining popularity as another way to streamline kitchens.

Bespoke bedrooms and bathrooms

Behind the scenes, highly personalized spaces offer homeowners comfort and creative freedom. Feel free to layer these rooms with your favorite monogrammed fabrics, artwork, family photos, and heirlooms. Make it meaningful.

Casual luxury

It may sound like an oxymoron, but  luxury doesn’t have to mean formal. Rather than opulent and imposing, choose comfortable, lived-in furniture that is still beautiful and lavish.

Bold wall treatments

Add depth and personality to walls by treating them as large canvases. Incorporate wallpaper, paneling, 3D wall coverings, stone or wood features, decorative molding. This is a take on dopamine decor – which continues to be popular – creative touches that make you feel good when you walk into a room. 

Separated spaces

Demolishing interior walls to create all-in-one living/working/playing areas is seeing a bit of a reversal. Delineating spaces by incorporating walls that still have good flow through the use of doorways and openings allows for rooms with purpose and intention.

Mixed metals

This may come as a relief. Chrome, brass, black, copper, bronze – all can be used when harmoniously paired. Trying to keep up with what’s in shouldn’t mean having to change out plumbing fixtures annually!

Mixed materials

Kitchen countertops don’t have to be one solid matchy-matchy mass. Add interest and dimension to this horizontal space. Consider a mix of materials for visual, tactile and utilitarian variety – natural wood with granite, or quartz with sleek stainless steel. 

Outdoors in

Windows seem to be taking center stage – becoming bigger and bigger. The view outside is more of a focal point than an after-thought. Biophilic design is also a way to get the feeling of nature inside your dwelling by adding large indoor plants and natural wood and stone finishes.

Mud-laundry rooms

Combining a laundry with a mudroom is a space-efficient idea. Storage components can serve double-duty: hooks, cabinets, cubbies and drawers.

Sustainability

Cheap, mass-produced furniture is becoming increasingly unpopular. People are gravitating toward quality pieces that are higher end and/or repurposed for a lesser environmental footprint.

A word of caution

Before you revamp your space with all the latest trends, carefully consider which ones truly work for you. If you’re thinking about selling your home soon, reach out to me and let's talk about what changes will give you the biggest bang for your buck.

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5 Retro Furniture Trends that dominated 2024

Here at FAMILY+ Blog we dedicate Saturday to HOUSE & Family ASSETS. There are still 4 months to go for year 2024 and we will remind you for 5 furniture trends that dominated this year. End of the year is the best time to refurnish the house, as it is a new beginning for the coming year. And it is nice to start the new year with newly furnished house, right?! Retro furniture trends has made a…

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What Are the Latest Trends in Interior Design for 2024?

As we step into 2024, the world of interior design is buzzing with exciting trends that blend functionality with aesthetic appeal. From eco-friendly materials to bold color palettes, here’s what’s making waves in the industry.

One standout trend is the rise of sustainable design. Architecture and interior design firms are increasingly using eco-friendly materials and practices, reflecting a commitment to both style and the environment. Architecture firms in Dubai are leading the way, integrating natural elements and energy-efficient solutions into their designs.

Architectural design firms are also embracing biophilic design, which brings the outdoors in to create calming, nature-inspired spaces. Meanwhile, top interior architecture firm are experimenting with vibrant colors and unique textures to add personality and flair to interiors.

If you're looking to transform your space, explore these innovative trends with interior design Dubai experts who can bring fresh, modern ideas to life. Embrace these trends to make your interiors not just stylish but also sustainable and inviting.

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The best interior design trends for 2024 #interiordesign

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Trending Hues: Exploring the Latest Colour Trends for Interior Painting Inspiration

Discover the hottest interior painting trends! Explore vibrant hues and timeless classics to infuse your space with style and personality. 🎨🏠

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Drape Your Space: Unveiling the Curtain Trends

Revamp your space with chic, eco-friendly curtains reflecting your personality.

With the right set of curtains, you can transform your space into a stylish sanctuary that reflects your personality. Here are five curtain trends that are not only chic but also perfect for the Indian climate. Natural Fabrics: Embrace the charm of natural fabrics like linen, cotton, and jute. These sustainable materials bring a sense of warmth and earthiness to your space, making them a perfect…

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Blue & More Blue! | Colors of the Year 2024

Color of the Year 2024 | Upward-Sherwin Williams Color of the Year 2024 | Blue Nova-Benjamin Moore Blue’s are back and I’m thrilled to announce that both Sherwin Williams Upward (SW6239) and Benjamin Moore’s Blue Nova (825) have selected colors of the year 2024 that have maintained there appeal throughout the ages. Both hues possess a solid historical application to your interior space, driven…