The 2024's decoration trends

According to AD magazine and the very specialized business strategy consulting agency Nelly Rodi, 4 main trends are emerging for 2024. ” After lockdown, cocooning has evolved into a protective aesthetic where consumers need to feel hyper-secure at home.” thanks to organic minimalism, conversely dream maximalism, instinctive expressionism or ultra-functional futurism. Kyka deciphers these four trends and gives you her keys to being trendy in 2024.

What style should we adopt in 2024?

Unavoidable for a few seasons already, the seventies remain a major trend in 2024. It is especially the heyday of maximalism Mixing The seventies, eighties and nineties with strong colors, the praise of accumulation and the great (improbable) return of Brutalist furniture. This trend also refers to the golden age of French Riviera.

THE color of 2024: earthy nuances, from ochre to eggplant, including the ultra-trendy terracotta. These shades are to be combined with mustard yellow for a seventies touch, with almond or khaki greens for more bohemian, with arty blues - such as the mythical Bleu Klein, Bleu Majorel and Bleu Sarah Lavoine -, or even roses for a feminine and gourmet touch.

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Metal, chrome and bronze are coming back in force. We keep the brass and the black of course - we forget the copper on the other hand except for a country house -. Chrome has already been gaining ground in the world of decoration for a few seasons, 2024 will be the year in which it will confirm its presence in our interiors. In parallel with the trend of the return of the “Space Age”, i.e. the vision we had of the future in the 60s and the imaginary linked to the conquest of space, these strong materials are making a comeback.

In 2024 in our interiors, there will always be round, of organic shapes And curves, synonymous with absolute comfort and softness in our daily lives.
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Still in: The wallpaper, with patterns and color, very playful and decorative. The frieze is back in force, we must dare to play with it in our interiors. Conversely, too much seen, too declined, panoramic wallpapers will be less present.

The revival of Carpet is part of this return to the 70s and 90s associated with this desire for softness and curves. To dare in ultra chic white!