2024 Trend Report
As we embark on a journey into the heart of interior design trends for 2024, we find ourselves at the intersection of innovation and timeless elegance. In an era defined by rapid evolution and shifting paradigms, our quest for harmony and beauty within our living spaces becomes all the more poignant. This year's trend report delves into a tapestry of inspirations, weaving together elements that not only reflect the current cultural landscape but also pave the way for a future where design is not just about aesthetics, but a profound expression of identity and aspiration. Join us as we explore the captivating narrative of interior furnishings, where each piece tells a story of innovation, sustainability, and the enduring allure of craftsmanship.
Rustic Reverence
In a fast-paced world craving authenticity and connection, the trend of natural looks, abundant texture, and organic forms remains as a sanctuary for the soul in interior design. Rich textures add depth and warmth, inviting tactile exploration and fostering a sense of comfort and grounding.
Organic forms evoke a harmonious balance with nature, creating spaces that feel alive and inviting. Embracing simplicity and authenticity, this trend offers a timeless escape, where serenity and beauty coexist in perfect harmony. The ‘modern rustic farmhouse’ aesthetic is a strong look that we are seeing seeping in to possibly challenge the Hamptons style dominance that we have seen over the last decade.
Colour Palette
Calming foundational colour palette featuring neutrals, browns, dirty petrol greens, blues and greys. Accented by caramels, honey tones and hints of pink.
Shapes and Textures
Maple and walnut highlights spread across scalloping and turned timber edges. Handmade moments featuring terracotta, leather and burled woodgrain. Ribbed finishes in timber and glass with thick rounded legs usually sitting as artisanal pices in the corner of a room. Accent textures and surfaces showcasing seagrass, chenille and boucle.
Gimme Shelter
A fusion of 1970s meets 1930s influenced style to create interiors that resonate with warmth and nostalgia. This hybrid trend marries the bold colors, geometric patterns, and organic textures of the '70s with the refined glamour, curved lines, and rich materials of the '30s, ushering in an era of timeless sophistication and comfort.
Embracing the familiarity of the past while infusing it with contemporary flair, this harmonious blend implies spaces that exude a welcoming embrace, transporting inhabitants to an era of both spirited expression and refined luxury.
Colour Palette
Deep rich tones such as caramel and brown, acid-based yellows paired back with charred black and warm dusty pinks. Accented by oranges and seaweed green. Colour will also come from raw material surfaces such as concrete flooring, timber panelling, red exposed brick, and veined marble.
Shapes and Textures
Curved, bold shapes often featuring patterns. Arched recessed doorways and tubular metal frames. Deep buttoning on upholstery to create a sense of luxury used across velvets and soft chenille. We will see a usurgence of stripes - both structured and abstract along with wave patterns. The return of chrome and burnished brass feeds into a Brutalist, Bauhaus era.
Idyl Wilde
Inspired by the simplicity of rural life coupled with a contemporary twist, this style beckons with its blend of rustic warmth and clean lines. This new take on modern farmhouse décor has the potential to be the evolution of the classic Hamptons and look as an enduring style.
A palette of neutral tones with pops of muted colours creates a serene yet inviting atmosphere. This style incorporates eclectic patterns, vintage textiles, and layered textures, resulting in spaces that feel lived-in and 'effortlessly chic'.
Colour Palette
Muted tones with earthy-influence. Warm mochas and pistachio greens paired back with honey and eucalyptus greys. Warming burgundy alongside chalked brown-black and soft warmed greys.
Shapes and Textures
Romantic and soft with moments of enchanting whimsy. Pretty and delicate contrasts with muted hues and solid, gounding furniture. Distressed or reclaimed furniture paired back with quilted or embroidered finishes. Floral, floral, floral - everything from traditonal archive prints to Indian block print influences. Ginghams, checks and plaids used as accents give notary to vintage 90s living rooms. Hard surfaces feature ribbed glass and soft marbels with scalloped edges and embellishments.
