From the bedroom to the bathroom and kitchen—interior designers and experts predict these will be the biggest interior design trends in 2024.
2024 is finally here. If you’ve been looking to refresh your home, now couldn’t be a better time. It seems the world is finally open to new designs and ideas. Overall, it’s about making homes cozier, more colorful, and incorporating more playful decor.
Whether you’re refreshing your home, planning a major renovation, or aiming to redecorate a room at some point this year, here are 12 of the top interior design trends for 2024, according to interior designers and experts.Curved Furniture
Anything but a subtle touch, curved sofas and chairs have been major trends in recent years. In 2024, curved pieces will only become more interesting, according to interior designer Kate Dawson. “We are seeing curves pop up everywhere, especially for sectionals and coffee tables,” she explains. “Bringing in these unique shapes adds contrast and depth to a space, creating a very modern feeling while still being functional.”
Just keep in mind that while beautiful, curved sofas are not always the most comfortable choice. So you may want to go for a classic shape for seating but opt for an extra-curvy coffee table or side table.Big Artwork
The moment of the gallery wall is fading, and the big artwork is back in style. There are two major reasons for this, according to Dawson. “More and more people are building homes with two-story spaces. These are the perfect places to have huge pieces of art. But even if you don’t have a multi-story room, going with huge artwork is still on trend. It’s a great way to add a lot of life to a room without feeling like you’re going over the top.”
Another reason why big artwork is back? Decision fatigue. It’s far easier to choose one larger, statement piece than multiple smaller pieces.”Quiet Luxury
Quiet luxury was one of the biggest interior design trends on TikTok in 2024. More about style than brands, this aesthetic is here to stay. “We believe the quiet luxury trend is not simply a trend, and that it will continue to thrive in 2024, supporting intentional shopping,” says Jess Onorato Director of Product and Design for Habitat Home. “This trend encapsulates what we do at Habitat Home and Garden; sourcing and developing pieces that have soul, are of high quality, and are meant to last.”Dark Wood
Big adieu to blonde wood and say hello to warmer shades. Interior designer Lauren Moore of Design Assembly tells me there will be a continuing shift toward more dark wood tones. “Materials like shou sugi ban and smoked oak will become more popular in furniture pieces and beyond.
