2024 Design Trends We're Loving

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Every year we take stock of where we’ve been, and we look forward to what’s up and coming for the new year. Design trends come and go, and though we like to think of ourselves as a design firm that sits firmly on the classic and modern transitional side, Gina and the design team still get inspired by some of the most trendy design elements that come and go each year. Part of our aesthetic is being able to effortlessly blend timeless design elements with current trends.

To give you an idea of what you’ll be seeing in the design industry in 2024, we’ve pulled together a few of our favorites, the design trends we’re loving and looking forward to seeing more of. From colors we’ll be incorporating into our Gina Lauren Interiors projects to materials you’ll be seeing in our pieces, here are the 2024 design trends we are absolutely loving right now.

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Quiet Luxury

This trend emphasizes timelessness and classic lines and materials, investment pieces that you can build a room around and that the pieces can take on many lives and evolve through reupholstery. This trend originally came about from the show “Succession.” Luxurious soft textured fabrics, warm rich woods and quieter patterns for large furniture will reign supreme and are the hallmark of this design trend.

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Monochromatic Rooms

This trend incorporates a single color in varying hues throughout a space. Its considered tone-on-tone decorating and allows for the simplicty in shape, form, texutre and line to come through each piece individually and throughout the space as a whole. This is great for those who love simple and refined interiors and not a lot of color throughout.

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Brown’s and Red’s

These rich and bold colors are about to have their shining moment. From lacquered walls to velvet drapery to heavy textured linen sofas, these colors will soon be everywhere. Tending away from the gray color range, the browns and reds offer warmth evoking more moodier spaces.

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China Pantries

Clients are asking for rooms similar to butler pantries for their china collections, and designed and displayed in a way that has a very retail quality. These spaces highlight a client’s fine table collections with specialty lighting, angled shelving to give the pieces a visual display quality similar to what you’d see in a high end specialty shop.

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Stripes

Stripes will be everywhere. Its traditional and modern, yet classic too. Candy cane like stripes that are big and bold, but also muted in a way that makes an appearance in a soft understated way.

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Dark Wood Paneling

We’re seeing a revival of dark wood paneled walls to create warmth and coziness throughout a space. Echoing mother nature and the natural world, using dark wood paneling creates a warm and cozy feeling throughout a room.

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Marble Accessories

The use of stone or marble furniture and accessories is also making a come back. Whether a marble coaster, or tray, coffee table, etc, these pieces are coming back in a big way that elevates the beauty of the material.

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Local Craftsmakers

Any local artisan and craftsman that can create those special details for you and with a handmade quality that lasts over time. Gone are the days of fast and cheap materials and in are quality, timelessness and unique details that are specific for your taste.

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Mixing Textures

This trend that is coming about has been around for awhile but it is even more prevalent now. Plastered walls with wood floors or ceilings, mixing mohairs, corduroys or velvets and tactile finishes that will age well over time. The subtle mixture of materials suggests that a room has been collected over time, and thought and effort has gone into each piece.

2024 Design Trends for paint colors are here. See the paint colors we are loving below, from deep brownish reds to lighter hues. We’ve got something you’ll love below.

Gina Lauren Interiors

This year’s furniture pieces that we are loving are highlighted below. We’ve been seeing these a lot of in our designs and throughout the industry. Take a look at each piece and let us know which one catches your eye. For more details on a specific piece or to place an order, contact us directly at gina@ginalaureninteriors.com.

Dexter Chair, solid oak

$795

Calder Nesting Coffee Table, antique brass and marble

$895

Lexington Small Cabinet

$995

Mercury Double Chaise

$1995

Schmidt Accent Table, Antique Brass

$195

Jenkin Floor Lamp, White Marble

$995

Marni Chaise Lounge

$1495

Glenda Ottoman

$295

Bodhi Basket

$195

Kanto Bowls, set of 2

$695

Meadow Console Table

$995

That about wraps up our blog on all the latest upcoming 2024 design trends. Let us know what trends you are seeing and what you’d like us to write about or include in our projects.

Happy New Year!

XOXO,

Gina and the design team

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