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woodgrain woodwork
rum pictures
“In 2024, there will be a boom for paint stripping companies as more clients want to show their original wood mill work. Similarly, new construction clients will see a boom in wood stripping companies that use rich wood such as walnut, maple, and Japanese maple. We use mahogany over paint-grade woodwork.” — Jeanne Barber, Camden Grace Interiors
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brass accents
Provided by Bakes & Crop
“We expect the popularity of brass accents to continue to grow in 2024. Inherently versatile, brass is a classic and timeless material that creates a sense of sophistication in both traditional and contemporary design environments. It also exudes visual interest and contrast, allowing other key design elements and materials (like marble and wood) to shine, making it a popular choice among our customers. — Paul Cropp, Bakes & Cropp
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bold lighting
katie charlotte
“2024 will see a proliferation of exciting lighting trends and fixtures, from large for real fixtures to small for recessed cans and intricate sculptural lighting that serves as a statement. Think of it as an opportunity to illuminate a space with personality and flair.” — Courtney Bishop, Courtney Bishop Design
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Grooved details
JAM Provided by Joe McGuire
“Grooved elements bring unique texture and visual interest to surfaces and furniture. Although this design is often associated with classical architecture, it has a lasting appeal and can be used in a variety of designs. It's very versatile across styles. But no matter where it's used, the fluted detail provides an added effect.” “The depth and sophistication make the space feel more considered. We also love the grooved detail as it plays with light and shadow, creating a fascinating and unique texture.” — Joe McGuire, JAM
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understated luxury
Lucy Cole
“While there is a time and place for flashy design elements, I currently enjoy the art of seamlessly integrating luxury touches with relaxed ease. Add a little extra flair without detracting from the overall feel. It's about adding small touches that are felt, and this trend extends beyond furniture, with a move towards more distinctive pieces such as edge contours, detailed plumbing fixtures, powder bath wallpaper and even the incorporation of wallpaper. It's also seen in the approach to finishes: vintage rugs and furniture in master and guest bathrooms.'' — Thea McGee, Studio McGee
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organic lighting fixtures
mike van tassel
“In the new year, lighting fixtures using more natural materials will become a trend. Materials such as rattan, wood, and earth not only add depth to a space, but when combined with lighting, they can also add depth to a space. It has a softer shine compared to hardware, creating a wonderful atmosphere. ” — Lindy Galloway, Lindy Galloway Studio + Shop
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saturated colors
Dan Arnold
“I love the transition from neutrals to the vibrant use of bold, saturated colors in interiors. This entry reflects the client's love of orange, accented by the use of cobalt blue. We expect this color to be used more and more in 2024!” — Patrick Dragonet, Dragonet, Inc.
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vintage furniture
Courtesy of Betsy Burnham Design
“We're definitely seeing a trend towards investment pieces, whether it's beautiful vintage caseware or finely crafted reproductions. Let's be honest, everything is expensive in the furniture world right now. We have had many clients decorate for us who bought their previous home at a mass retailer and are tired of “fast” furniture, furniture that looked good for a few months but didn't stand the test of time. I did. This go-round, they're willing to invest in real furniture. , well-constructed, thoughtfully and sustainably made pieces will last and be passed down to the next generation. ” — Betsy Burnham, Burnham Design
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quiet luxury
stephen busken
“In 2024, 'Quiet Luxury' will become a hot trend in interior design. The idea is to combine innovation and timeless elegance, resulting in a design that inspires everyday life. , creating a space that enhances.Quiet Luxury's interiors feature discreetly integrated sustainable materials.Smart technology and a classic design that evokes nostalgia while bringing modernity to life. It’s the return of the elements.” — Adam Hunter
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Wallpaper in unexpected places
lauren taylor
“Wallpaper has definitely made a comeback, but homeowners are starting to use it in unexpected places to bring a little fun and surprise to spaces that are often overlooked. Coats, linens, towels , a closet to store things like a small bar, because every space in your home should feel special, even if you don't see it every day.'' — Linda Hayslett, LH.Designs
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bold shades
Photography: Seth Caplan, Styling: Mariana Marcki-Matos
“There's been a time for neutrals and toned-down, muted spaces, but we're all ready to embrace bolder shades of color. I love a good neutral color, but I also love dramatic and deep colors. Rich, saturated colors are always a favorite because they bring so much color to a space.” — Molly Torres Portnof, DATE Interiors
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natural wood
David Tsai
“Gone are the days of using light and brightly painted walls in small spaces. Adding organic natural wood to every wall in a small space was previously frowned upon because it made the room feel smaller. We're starting to see wood siding in spaces large and small, and we love the coziness of the space.”
Raili Clasen, Raili CA Interior Design. Author of the upcoming book “Surf Style at Home” (Gibbs Smith, April 2024)
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statement tiles
Katie Griff photo
“The use of statement tiles is on the rise, especially in showers. Using statement or accent tiles in the shower can help break up the monotony, especially as showers and wet areas get larger and larger.” — Rachel Atkins, Dwellify
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mixed metal
Courtesy of Megan Bayer O'Brien
“Many of us are led to believe that we have to have one hardware finish for our entire home. However, many homeowners choose to mix and match metals in the same way they layer jewelry. .Closet hardware can create a more playful feel.Customers who prefer modern or masculine spaces will want to know how to create balance with the rest of the home, even if everything doesn't match. — Lisa Adams, LA Closet Design
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intimate dining area
david rand
“The past decade has seen a noticeable shift in tastes, with many now moving away from the once-popular open concept in favor of separating the kitchen and dining room. , reminiscent of today's popular period dramas, reflects a growing trend to create a more intimate dining experience for gatherings with family and friends, which often involves moving into a busy kitchen. ” — Rayman Boozer, Apartment 48
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secondary space
sarah shields
“I think we’ll see more and more homeowners include secondary spaces in their kitchen extensions, from rear kitchens, additional wet bars, to butler’s pantries, whether installed temporarily or behind the door. By choosing to close, these secondary spaces can store everything from an additional refrigerator to an insulated drawer, including a built-in coffee system, wine storage, and dishwasher for food preparation and storage. ” — Hilary Matt, Hilary Matt Interiors, Sub-Zero, Wolf, Cove
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modern maximalism
jennifer fisher
“We're seeing jewel tones and statement rugs. There's a lot of statement neutral colors. We're seeing clients tired of mid-century modern, subtle tones in their rooms, and they want something more individual and unique.” — Jennifer Fisher, J. Fisher Interiors
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mute tone
Design, photography and styling: Dabito
“Medium tones will be the new neutrals. As color enthusiasts, we're seeing homeowners expand their definition of neutral to include calming tones like soft blues, sage greens, dusty rose pinks, and even buttery yellows.” I'm hoping they'll start including tones as new base colors, so you're incorporating color without going all-in, at least right away. , try painting your baseboards a soft, contrasting neutral. — Dabito, Old Brand New Creative Studio, Opendoor 2024 Home Decor Report Consultant
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Corridor with colorful wallpaper
katherine ireland
“Colorful wallpapers in hallways will be a trend. It can be difficult to fill hallways and corridors with photos, so colorful wallpapers are the best option. Photo wallpapers are available in KMI's latest wallpaper collection “Leaves in Red” is. — Katherine M. Ireland
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wellness products
champalimaud design
“For two luxury developments in Washington, DC, we are planning coworking lounges with spectacular indoor and outdoor movie areas, rooftop pools, and private booths overlooking the main open lounge. If you create a magical space with Wi-Fi and plenty of electrical outlets, people will come in to charge. developers are asking for a full-size bar to be added there. Pre-pandemic, this would have been an anomaly, but now it's all about a certain lifestyle. These are the elements required when designing a space that suits the. ” — Winston Kong, Champalimaud Design
Monique Valeris is Good Housekeeping's home design director, overseeing the brand's home décor range across print and digital. Before joining GH in 2020, she served as a digital editor at Elle Decor. In her current role, she includes writing a monthly column, “What's in Your Cart,'' where she explores everything from design trends to home tours to lifestyle product recommendations.
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