Decoration trends in 2024

Being at home has taken on a new meaning. As well as being the space where we spend time with our family, rest and relax in the comfort of privacy, it has also become, for many, their work space and office.

As a result, the decoration of this space has become even more important to everyone's well-being. As a result, people began to pay more attention to the various aspects of interior design.

Today, a few years after that atypical time, the taste for design continues. This article looks at some of the decorating trends for 2024, so you can gain inspiration and make your home even more your own.

1. Sustainable Design

The growing awareness of environmental issues means that sustainability in interior design is, and probably will continue to be, a trend. In fact, this style is about much more than decorative pieces and arrangements. The use of eco-friendly materials and the integration of natural elements and energy-efficient solutions.

2. Minimalism

Less is more. This is the motto that characterises this design trend. Minimalism consists of reducing elements to their most basic form. It is characterised by simplicity with the use of clean pieces and lines in monochrome tones. The combination of functional furniture and plenty of light results in a serene and peaceful environment.

In fact, minimalism can be applied to more aspects - not just design - but to one's own lifestyle.  

3. Quiet Luxury

Elegant and effortless at the same time, Quiet Luxury has gained even greater expression thanks to the acclaimed "Succesion" series. As in fashion, the basis of this style is timeless pieces combined with simplicity: beautiful places without looking overdone.

Investing in a natural colour palette can be a good first step - cream, beige or white. When choosing furniture or decorative items, opt for quality. Alongside minimalism, keep things simple. Good lighting is a key point in this style.

4. Boho

The term boho, abbreviated from the French bohémien, refers to the use of unconventional and artistic items. It is an expression of freedom in which diversity, creativity and authenticity are valued. A space inspired by this style seeks to combine cosy environments with a touch of each person's personality. Vibrant colour mixes, natural elements and vintage pieces and furniture are the main items for a home full of charm.

5. Japandi

As the name suggests, it's a mix of Japanese and Scandinavian culture. This style is inspired by the Eastern philosophy "wabi-sabi", which values the practice of a less accelerated life, integrated with the Scandinavian custom "hygge", which embraces comfort, cosiness and well-being.

Japandi combines Nordic aesthetic simplicity, with soft, modern lines, with the functional elegance of the land of the rising sun. In other words, they are minimalist but cosy spaces. Everything has to do with the use of versatile furniture, neutral-coloured accessories, lots of textures and natural materials.

Each of these trends offers a variety of elements and ideas to inspire and transform your house into a real home. Interior design, like fashion, is constantly evolving, adapting to the socio-cultural changes that mark contemporary times. However, the main objective is always the same: to create an environment where you feel truly at home, a haven that reflects your personality and lifestyle.

Source: Imovirtual