2024 Interior Design Trends You Can ACTUALLY AFFORD | Interior Design Trends for Non-Rich People!

So often, interior design trends videos are focused on luxury interior design. I love deriving inspiration from there, but let's face it, keeping up with trends is almost as expensive as keeping up with the Kardashians LOL! So, I'm chatting about 2024 interior design trend predictions for non-rich people and how we can achieve them affordably and on a budget! I propose some tips, tricks, and tweaks that make beautiful design affordable, accessible, and timeless!

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[maria_winter]

No idea if you're actually reading this, but here in Germany they're selling stone veneer in hardware stores. That's basically ultra thin slices of actual marble or other stones and it's really affordable. So that's yet another way of getting a similar look for less.

[Sooz]

Best 2024 trend might be to follow your own design heart, be smart with your budget, make your decor look like YOU, not like anyone else (or a catalog), and purchase with a long (10+ years) ownership timeline in mind. Better for the planet, too.

[sl]

I've got to say, my parents got a sofa in 2005ish and got it with scotch guard and it's still spotless.

[elisepearson]

I love this topic!! Thank you for leveling the playing field and reminding us that people at every budget/income level deserve the homes they love, and sharing creative ways to make that happen. I really loved the subway tile example.
I recently did a bright blue penny tile backsplash in my kitchen and I love the effect. Maybe I was thinking by forward 😊

[ricoco]

Pretty sure scotch guard contains PFAS aka forever chemicals (John Oliver last week tonight did a great segment a few years back). Companies have come out with PFAS free alternatives like Nik Wax it’s an easier application than scotchguard because you can treat fabric in your washing machine, but they also have sprays.

[cameryndennis]

I've been using scotch guard for YEARS, per my mother. I just spilled an entire drink on my light grey couch last week and was PRESSED. I cleaned it up as quickly as I could and prayed to the Scotch Guard guardians.... 24 hours later and you couldn't even tell where I spilled the drink 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽

[Karen-DeMars]

What’s better than a YouTube designer who says “Pop off! Pop off!” to hypothetical antagonists? Nothing is better. 😂 Kiva, you have a consistently great perspective, and you’re so much fun! ❤

[Just-me]

Hi Kiva! Love your videos! I was happy to hear Nick Lewis mention you in one of his videos. My two favorite YouTube designers’ world collided in that moment! Joyful!

[flawlix]

I love that green is trending. I’ve decorated with green since I was a kid. (except for the living room of my last apartment, and I regretted not including any green!!) it’s also the one color and decorating idea that my husband and I are 100% aligned in

[spoileddolllife]

Boucle reminds me of popcorn ceilings!!

[g_kash]

Creepy! I just told my husband last night, "I wish they had more design videos for us peasants becoming new homeowners!" 😂 Thank you 🙏❤️

[anevare]

YES!!! Not everyone has thousands to spend on decor. YOU ROCK!!!

[babycakes]

My favorite is the missions/craftsman style, the slats, the nice clean lines, then I can warm it up with accessories but I really don't need that many, it's the style I just keep coming back to & I LOVE oak! I HATE painted wood with a burning passion! Wood has grain for a reason, you stain or even a clear-coat polyurethane & it's gorgeous, timeless & if well cared for, a piece that you can hand down from one generation to the next.

[s.teacherplanner]

I went from Glam to RH inspired to warmth!! Loving the Warmth vibes!!

[abidinghearts]

I love this! love your honesty and helping us "non-rich" peeps achieve a gorge look on a budget. Thank you!

[michellesmith]

😂 I laughed so hard when you said the post modern furniture people were being serious about their prices. That really hit me 😅 people do me out here trying to sell their $17, 000 Lego tables

[mcbirdsley]

Man I love RH style I think that will be coming back

[cloudcat]

Highly Sensitive People and people with Misophonia, like me, really appreciate closed concepts. It's very overwhelming to hear people eating wherever you are in the space, or to feel pressured to socialize when you're not ready to. I think neurodiversity really needs to be considered in interior spaces.

[HR-remr]

Your humor and personality are so refreshing
! Love your POV!

[hesherette]

the glasses! the hair! the blazer! so fab. this video is awesome, i was just looking into couch ideas for my style + literally nothing was under $4k in one article, most were 7-12k like BRUH. appreciate you Kiva!