It is that time of year again when all of us at My Bespoke Room are getting excited to see what a year of interior design will look like in 2024.
While we're always encouraging our fabulous clients to infuse their homes with styles they simply love, instead of what's trendy, there is just something undeniably thrilling about watching the ever-evolving world of interior design transform year by year.
We may not be able to tell the future at My Bespoke Room, but our designers definitely have a knack for spotting what's brewing in the world of design and what our clients are yearning for. So, we've asked them what they predict will be all the rage in 2024 and have also accumulated their tips on how to pull off some of these stunning and ingenious trends.
Whether you're a fad follower or an interior maverick, it is undeniable that these design ideas are just a little dreamy, and there is no harm in following a trend once in a while if it is something you adore!
The biggest interior trends of 2024
Interior trends taking a decline in 2024
How to incorporate trends in your home
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The top colour of 2024
Rich and earthy tones
Tones such as burnt amber and deeper browns are bound to continue in 2024, these rich colours ooze warmth and comfort into a room and instantly make anyone feel at home.
These colours are reminiscent of natural elements like autumn leaves, earth and wood and are a great way to bring a touch of the outdoors into your home.
In recent years, neutral colour schemes have been taking the interior design world by storm, with the modern and sleek aesthetic gaining great appeal. The bright and airy atmosphere that neutral colours create, paired alongside their timeless elegance, means that we will probably never see them go fully out of fashion. However, warm neutrals, such as burnt oranges, are starting to appear in our designs more often.
These deep, earthy tones are the ideal colour palette to pair with neutral and lighter colours to create a balanced contrast in your home; this contrast adds depth and visual interest into your space, preventing it from feeling too monotonous.
So, if you're looking to continue the minimalistic and neutral aesthetic in your space while trying to add a few more pops of colour, why not try giving this trend a go in 2024?!
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The biggest interior trends of 2024
1. Quiet luxury
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Making a significant impact on the fashion scene in 2023, the term 'quiet luxury' is starting to appear in the world of interior design and is going to make a big appearance in 2024.
Quiet luxury is all about being 'anti-bling' and understated in your décor choices while focusing on investing in high-quality and minimalist pieces that have a timeless appeal. The idea is to create a sophisticated look without shouting about it!
As Colin King, interior stylist and author of Arranging Things, states: 'Quiet luxury is an approach that focuses on building a collection with intention—collecting things you love, rather than things that fit perfectly together. It flies under the radar, meaning the source shouldn’t be immediately obvious—only when you look closer do the quality, form, and craftsmanship reveal its designer pedigree.'
Although the idea of having every item in your home being from a designer brand is probably out of most of our budgets, it still doesn't mean we can't get an in on the trend. The principal is to simply choose décor and furnishings that you love and make you feel good; build a collection of high-quality items over time and try not to buy on impulse and focus on purchasing from sustainable brands.
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2. Japandi design
Emerging in the mid-2010s, this style has been on the rise ever since. The harmonious fusion of Japenese and Scandanivan styles combine to create a minimal and functional home aesthetic.
The hybrid style emphasises the simplicity of natural materials, balanced colour palettes, functional and clutter-free spaces, as well as a focus on sustainability. This design style offers warmth and tranquillity
With more of us becoming more conscious of both how we spend our money and also how it impacts the environment, it's not a surprise that the sustainable aspect is what is helping Japandi come into the spotlight for 2024. To make your home's décor more sustainable, focus on purchasing high-quality furniture pieces that will stand the test of time, both functionally and aesthetically.
When trying to create a similar feel in your home, look for pieces made of natural materials, like wood or bamboo, or textiles like linen and cotton. Other features include acoustic wall panelling, Scandinavian-style lighting, such as pendant lights, neutral colour schemes, ceramics and pottery and touches of greenery like potted plants or bonsai trees.
"People are becoming more conscious of sustainability in their homes and by incorporating natural materials into your home you can add texture, warmth and pattern in a timeless way." - Lucy
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Bring back the tassels and frills! All trends, whether they're in fashion, music, art or interior design, will repeat and take influence from the past. Vintage styles have grown in popularity in all elements in life, and it's about time that it's coming to interior design.
In 2024, expect to see more relaxing interiors and nostalgic atmospheres, with an appearance of bold and abstract wall art, mixed textured cushions, throws and rugs, and bright and fun patterns like geometric shapes and bold stripes.
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4. No more technological compromises
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Our modern-day homes are full of tech and appliances that make our lives either more efficient or more enjoyable, but often these pieces of technology can be visibly unappealing and don't blend in with the rest of the space.
With advancements such as Samsung's Frame Tv, making their way into our homes and changing the game when it comes to finding the balance between usability and aesthetics, we're expecting that in 2024 many more tech companies are going to be following suit on this trend and making our homes more beautiful than ever.
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Seeing as we're predicting deep blues to be in, it's no shock that gothic interiors would be making an entrance too!
Stunning neutral homes have been taking over our Instagram feeds over the past few years, and we're all looking for a refreshing change in our home's décor.
This dark style of interior features deep and rich colours, ornate details and low level lighting to successfully create a dramatic atmosphere. Plus, this style is also great for making a room feel more cosy and intimate.
6. Panelling on bespoke storage
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Bespoke storage creates a clean and clutter-free look in your home that will make any guest jealous, however, a whole wall dedicated to storage can often look a little dull.
That's why lots more of our clients are looking to make their storage a little more fun and incorporate panelling into their bespoke solutions. Timeless looks such as the ever-growing shaker style panelling, like in our design above, or wainscoting panelling are always great choices.
By incorporating panelling, your storage transforms into a captivating feature wall, turning it into a focal point that adds visual interest to the room, instead of being the part of the room that no one wants to look at!
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Even though grey was seen as the safe choice as it created a cohesive and put-together look, now it seems outdated and cold. To spice up your grey interiors, try adding in some warmer shades, such as greige, introduce some natural wood furnishings and incorporate tactile and textured textiles, this way you can add warmth into the space without redecorating your whole space.
Many of our clients share concerns about hiring an interior designer, fearing their home will resemble a magazine shoot, making them anxious about everyday spills and scratches. At My Bespoke Room, we prioritise creating homes that not only look amazing but also function seamlessly in daily life.
In 2024, the trend is moving away from over styled homes, recognising that a photoshoot-ready environment doesn't align with the reality of our lives. It's time for a more realistic and balanced approach to interior design!
3. Gloss kitchens
Again, this comes down to the fact that everyone wants a home that looks beautiful with minimum effort, and gloss finishes can be hard to maintain. Showing fingerprints and smudges, as well as scratches and scuffs, a lot of hard work has to go into looking after a kitchen like this.
Plus, gloss is hard to work into a more neutral or minimal interior design style, as the modern and contemporary kitchen is often highly contrasted by soft and cosy interiors, making the two together look a little odd!
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How to incorporate trends into your home
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Fallen in love with a trend, but concerned about seamlessly integrating it with your existing home décor? Fret not! Our designers are here with expert tips on effortlessly blending different styles, ensuring that your newfound love enhances the overall aesthetic of your space.
"Try to find an item that you already need for your home, but in a brand new style, colour or material that aligns with the trend you love" - Alice
"To make your home more sustainable, look for bygone gems in charity shops or Nan and Grandad's garages and attics. Give them a new lease of life in your space" - Ruchi
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