2024 Interior Design Trends That I Love

What do you guys think of these 2024 trends? My favourite is the colour drenching! More in my last YouTube video, link in bio #homedecor #interiordesign #designtrends #interiordesigntips #interiordesigntrends #interiorinspo

[grat]

Loving all of these. Hope there's some videos with deep dives into some of these, like the sneaky storage, for inspiration and ideas.

[qcfsbo]

I 100% agree with reducing open concept.

[briannacorrigan]

I agree with the closed space, with alot more people are working from home and need to be able to close a door or two 😅

[bry]

Out of all of these, I am so hyped that we are moving away from open plan. I have always *hated* open plan and when I talked about closing up my house more, people thought I was crazy.

[cocokai]

Thank God people are finally leaving the open concept behind! Love my walls and halls! So many reasons to bring back separate spaces!

[ambergerbode-grant]

I love rooms and walls. I get open concept living but I love cleaning my kitchen at the end of the day and closing the door. I love that I can have people over and there are parts of my house that can still have some privacy-not everything has to be on display.

[LenoraAvery]

Thank God for more closed spaces. Our home is from the 90s and has a ✨wall✨ for a tiny buffer from kitchen to living - and I ❤it so much!

[AvecPoesie]

I did color drenching with my beloved Lilac color. I could never endure a Home Life devoid of color. It is quite pleasing to see open concepts being pushed less. I grew up in an open concept Home and detested it. I recently purchased a classic 1945 Colonial Revival home full of walls and closing doors 🚪 It was my dream!

[CC-krmr]

I’m happy to see that closed spaces aret once again becoming more popular. I think our transition to working from home has encouraged the need and desire for this.❤

[moringsdaughter]

I think some open, connected spaces works. But I don't love having an open kitchen. I'd be happy to take out the wall between my living room and office and make a larger space there. But I don't want everyone watching me cook or having to make my kitchen perfect before guests come over.

[sadantnanl]

I love my sneaky storage. Living in a very small space it is great to design between the stud options.

[berry]

It’s like we’re going back in time … all practical matters are coming back yasy

[juliannajones]

Love all the COLOR! I’m eclectic in my home style and rarely can decide on just a few colors for a space. Excited to see larger color palettes pulled together tastefully! 💗💚💙

[CWorgen]

Loving the color and texture. The return of classic boho.

[NilZed]

I’m here for less open design! I think mid century housing had it right, open doorways, sometimes extra wide openings, & passthroughs and serving hatches, sometimes closeable, and kitchen peninsulas or islands, but all situated in actual walls so spaces were accessible to each other but defined.

[janaimaughan]

I’m building in two months, traditional center hall colonial and I’m so excited that the more traditional styles are coming back (not that it would dissuade me but I’m a little tired of being called old-fashioned 😂).

[joelleaittama]

I’ve been color drenching since 2001. 😆 I have always loved the look.

[adajanetta]

So glad colour is making a comeback. I painted my home, in Victoria BC which has damp dreary winters, golden yellow for public spaces with an orange kitchen.

[cathyraniceto]

I love the “look” of colour drenching but unfortunately my brain can’t live in it.

[nogames]

I like all of these trends. I hope they stick around for a long time.