Interior Design Trends To Keep An Eye On: Warm Reds, Statement Tile, and More!

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Design trends come and go, and though we like to think of ourselves as a design firm that sits firmly on the classic side, Shea and the design team still get inspired by some of the most trendy design elements that come and go each year. Part of the Studio McGee aesthetic is being able to effortlessly blend timeless design with current trends.

To give you an idea of what you’ll be seeing in the design industry in 2024, we’ve culled 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 Studio McGee design projects to materials you’ll be seeing in our McGee & Co. pieces, here are the 2024 design trends we’re loving.

Chapters:
00:00 Introduction to Design Trends
00:14 Looking back on trends
00:53 Country Club Aesthetic
01:35 Natural and Luxe Pairings
02:12 Warm Reds
03:25 Understated Opulence
04:05 Italian-Inspired Pieces
04:45 Statement Tile and Flooring
05:15 Maximum Personality
05:43 Moving away from open-concept floorplans

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Excited for the trend of less open spaces, more defined areas. Like you said Shea, I am looking forward to more interesting architecture here. Open spaces are still great, but not every modern home needs to be all open.

merrywalsh

So glad to see others moving away from open concept floorplans. It gives an apartment like feel to me, and I’ve never been a fan of staring at someone’s kitchen sink from the living room.

TheMariposaEffect

Lots of #5 in Studio McGee reno of their new home. Classic yet modern tuscan country home style.

taylorgibson

Thanks for the updates and all your videos on YouTube! I would love for you to show us the changes you’ve made in your spaces at home !

BebeMoore

So .. perhaps more red than mentioned, but sounds like my sofa and loveseat in warm red, will finally be on trend ☺️ Thanks for sharing your into the Future knowledge, Shea! ❤

ginafriend

Ready for the red! I feel like everyone is so neutral these days! Bring on the colors ❤

annielauriex

The UK has had this dark country/ Gentlemans club look for a while with lots of Velvets, tapestry, Faded Grandeur look, so glad the pale grey is gone

idaslpdhr

Nice analogy of lady Diana and Ralph Lauren. The royal house of Windsor must hire you to design balmoral castle. I actually think that would be an interesting project. Even if it was theoretical. But this aside I love that barn door in the second clip. With the slats going down. It works well with the tiles or is it flag stone flooring I can’t make out. Mounted wall black lamps against a soft pale wood frames the archway opening into a white room very well. Finally I find the large potted plant on the table on the left side to big and busy for this table. I would place this pot on the ground.

leonbarrett-fsyb

I hope the trends would go to say at least one vintage, antique thing in each room...while I see beautiful rooms they all look like model show rooms...as far as red goes red tile has always been in style for flooring in Europe and Mexico...classis.

kathycourtney

Congratulations for all your presentations. Although I live in Brasil, my Wife and I are always watching your presentations. Excellent. Have a very nice 2024, regards to all your Family.

EugenioJardim

Thinking navy walls for my bedroom. Yay or nay?

juliocarvajal

New goal is a cozy red nook. You inspired me!

AlejandroMartinez-hqwo

I'm curious what "architectural elements to give definition to open spaces" looks like. I have some arches between my family room and kitchen/nook that I'm about to take out. Am I jumping the gun? I'd love to see some examples.

kimberlywheeler

Can you talk more about your stonework? Is that what you call a mortar wash over the stone? Particularly, what is the grout color? Love it!

kristycannon