Every year during the Milan iSaloni Internation Exhibition, we encounter the best producers worldwide and witness the most refreshing news from the industry of design, a platform where designers and brands showcase their latest creations! These news are interpreted as “Trends in interior design”.
Here are the key trends you can expect to see in new projects of interior design from 2024:
• Warm neutrals, earthy tones, and natural greens: leading design brands are embracing warmer neutrals like beige, ivory, green, and rich browns. These colors create a cozy and inviting atmosphere.
• Blue shades are making a significant comeback, from sea-inspired hues to more saturated tones. This color aims to bring a calming and serene vibe to interior spaces.
• Dopamine décor, meaning creating joyful, vibrant spaces, using bold, bright colors to infuse a sense of happiness and playfulness.
• Leveling lighting sources to create not only functional, but also aesthetic lighting.
• Incorporating various textures is key for adding depth and dimension to rooms. A mix of materials like wood, fabric, leather, and stone are used to create rich, tactile environments, where the eye loves to travel around and explore.
• Statement stone slabs are used as accent, particularly natural marble and quartz, often proposed for countertops (kitchens and bathrooms), but also on tables, cabinetry, small coffee tables, etc, adding a luxurious and timeless quality to interiors.
• Furniture with organic shapes and flowing lines is gaining even more popularity, offering both comfort and visual appeal. This trend emphasizes soft, curvy designs that create harmonious and inviting spaces.
• Interiors with character and authenticity are crucial, with a focus on vintage finds, artisanal craftsmanship, author pieces, and unique decor that tell a story and add personality to homes.
• Sustainable design, where designers and producers are focusing on long-lasting, eco-friendly products and promoting recycling and renewable resources. Furniture pieces in glass are becoming more popular (since this material is 100% ecological and recyclable).
• Fluted designs especially on cabinets, vanities, but also fluted shapes on beds and other pieces, a little futuristic and unseen before. This detail is becoming a common feature in modern interiors.
These and other particularities we have seen during the Milan iSaloni Fair, the most important exhibition from the industry of design!
My best wishes,
Nadiya.
