2024 Design Trends

Unlocking the Design Trends of 2024

As we step into the future, the visionary minds of the design world have cast their predictions for the trends that will grace our homes in 2024.

Jeremiah Brent, an esteemed interior designer, expresses his newfound excitement for color. The trend he anticipates revolves around a return to originality, with people seeking spaces that feel refreshingly novel.

Craftsmanship takes center stage as Kit Kemp, of Kit Kemp Design Studio, emphasizes the timeless allure of handmade pieces. Collaborating with Schotten & Hansen on a furniture line, Kemp celebrates the imperfections found in Bavarian forests, creating pieces inspired by mythical creatures.

Heather Spaulding, an interior designer from Sunday Supper Club, forecasts the rise of see-through splendor in architectural details. Chunky glass elements, such as amber glass blocks and textured glass, are expected to infuse spaces with warmth while maintaining transparency. Hand-painted details on walls and furniture, achieved through meticulous brushwork rather than spray techniques, will further enhance the bespoke charm of interiors.

Rachel Bullock, an architect at Laun, advocates for pattern playfulness with a focus on timeless fabric patterns like paisley, plaid, and toile. By incorporating these classic designs in unexpected color combinations and utilizing high-quality outdoor-grade textiles indoors, designers aim to create sustainable and enduring pieces that reduce waste.

Looking ahead, Robby Simon, a designer from Play.Room, envisions a continuation of eclectic and unconventional design. Anticipating functional sculptures as statements, Simon sees the exploration of postmodern ideas, pushing the boundaries of form and class. Additionally, he looks forward to increased diversity, with designers like blonder.than.necessary, Garth Roberts, and Robell Awake showcasing varied bodies of color.

In summary, the design landscape of 2024 promises a kaleidoscope of colors, a celebration of craftsmanship, transparency in architectural elements, playful patterns, and a continued exploration of eclectic and diverse design concepts.

_{Repurposed article originally published in Domino}