2024 Interior Design Trends
Nobody wants their new remodel project to feel dated, right? Following the most recent interior design trends is a great way to ensure that your remodel will stand the test of time. In this month’s Siteline blog, we look at five interior design trends to give some inspo for your 2024 remodel.
Parisian Chic
Who says the past can’t influence future trends? Parisian Chic combines the integration of classic and contemporary styles. This can be completed in multiple ways, like introducing statement pieces to a room, utilizing black and gold colors, and incorporating curves into the space.
Image: Siteline Cabinetry, Walton door style, Maple/Natural cabinets, Maple/Eclipse hood. Design by Park Place Interiors, Westlake, OH.
Home Office
Four years later, and a home office is still as important as ever. According to Pew Research, “About a third of U.S. workers who can work from home now do so all the time.” Even if you don’t have the ability to work from home all the time, having a workspace in a home can be a large benefit.
Image: Siteline Cabinetry, Walton door style, Medium-density Fiberboard material, Accessible paint. Designed by Bluestem Remodeling, St. Louis Park, MN.
Bold Color
A new remodel should showcase whatever color your customer would like. It is their home, after all. Whether it is a kitchen, bathroom, or mudroom, introducing bold color is also a great way to bring self-expression to the space!
Image: Siteline Cabinetry, Fulton door style, Medium-density Fiberboard material, Bumblebee paint cabinets; Alder, Harvest stain floating shelves. Design by Cherie Garcia Design, Centennial, CO.
Lush Greenery and Earthy Colors
Bring the outdoors into your space with a remodel. Another top trend for 2024 is to introduce lush greenery and earthy colors into a space. These can help boost one’s productivity, improve focus, and help naturally purify air.
Image: Siteline Cabinetry, kitchen perimeter, Walton door style, Medium-density Fiberboard material, Aspen paint cabinets; kitchen island, Walton door style, Medium-density Fiberboard material, Dovetail paint. Design by Proud House Studio, Boulder, CO.
Wood Textures & Neutral Sheer Color
Sometime, no paint is the best choice. One of the top trends for 2024 are natural-inspired finishes. This can help make rooms feel brighter with light, as well as showcase the grain of the wood.
Image: Siteline Cabinetry, Elliott door style, Alder Domestic Veneer, Acorn stain. Design by Cherie Garcia Design, Centennial, CO.
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