As 2023 comes to a close, we look forward to 2024 and the trends that’ll be everywhere in the coming months. Every year we see new interior trends – some are a nostalgic reminder of years gone by, whilst others are new concepts.
But what will dominate our home interiors and steer decorating projects throughout 2024? Here, the industry experts at Warwickshire Decorating Contracts look at some of the top interior trends we can expect to see in the coming year.
Stripes will be big
Following on from the gingham and checkerboard prints that have taken the spotlight in recent years, it is anticipated that stripes are the next big pattern to dominate interior trends. Stripes can be incredibly versatile, which may be what is driving their popularity. Stripes can trick the eye into thinking a space is higher or wider than it is and can add an airy and sophisticated feel to any home.
Chocolate neutrals are in favour
For a few years now, grey has been the colour of choice for many home interiors, but neutral chocolate shades will be in favour in 2024. We expect to see a range of neutral chocolate shades in paint choices, wallpaper designs, accessories and textiles that will give homes an earthy feel.
The rise of the mural
Staircases, hallways or a feature wall in the kitchen can all be ideal places to liven up the space and add more texture and depth with a mural. A mural is any piece of bold, graphic artwork that is directly painted or applied to a wall or ceiling. We expect that murals will become much more commonplace in the home and will be used to incorporate a high-end feel into otherwise neutral spaces.
Mustard moves aside for buttery yellow
Mustard or ochre accents have been huge for the last few years, but their time on the centre stage may be over as more subtle buttery yellow hues take precedence. Whether as an accent colour or the main event, buttery yellow adds warmth and cosiness to any space and is particularly good for living spaces and bedrooms.
Creative curves will reign
While straight lines and straight edges will always have a place in interior design, the creative curve is making big waves. The use of curves can help soften spaces and make them feel more inviting and fun. Curves will be introduced in organic archways and furniture, while rounded shapes will be used in feature walls to add more depth to spaces.
Why choose Warwickshire Decorating Contracts?
With decades of experience behind us, our team of decorators can help you undertake your next residential interior design project to help you transform your home in 2024. We pride ourselves on our high standards, premium quality finish and reliable and transparent service.
We take a customer-first approach to every decorating project we work on, from the initial consultation to aftercare. Whatever your requirements, we can provide a bespoke package tailored to your unique needs and help you create the living spaces you dream about.
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Get in touch with Warwickshire Decorating Contracts to see how we can help you transform your home in 2024.
