Interior Design Trends

Design trends are the cornerstone of any interior design journey, from picking paint colors to accent furniture pieces; a lot goes into the design of a home. So it’s important to analyze design trends and decide which ones speak to you.

Follow our lead as we take you through the most popular interior design trends happening now.

Home owners are creating extensions within their kitchens such as back kitchens, additional wet bar, and butler’s pantries. With different options of being transitional or closed off behind doors, these secondary spaces can be additional refrigeration and warming drawers, to built in coffee systems, wine storage, dishwashers, and more. This all adds more functionality and convenience when it comes to preparing and storing food and kitchen products.

Home owners are creating extensions within their kitchens such as back kitchens, additional wet bar, and butler’s pantries. With different options of being transitional or closed off behind doors, these secondary spaces can be additional refrigeration and warming drawers, to built in coffee systems, wine storage, dishwashers, and more. This all adds more functionality and convenience when it comes to preparing and storing food and kitchen products.

Color has such a large impact on home design & décor. The colors of the year for 2024 will inspire you to take risks with décor and accent colors. Here are three of the colors hand-picked by some of the best in the industry for 2024:

Pantone: Peach Fuzz

Pantone this year chose a soft, delicate shade that is between pink and orange, Peach Fuzz marks the 25th anniversary of Pantone’s Color of the Year program. This light hue expresses the desire to nurture kindness, compassion, and connection—all while brining a deep coziness as we seek a peaceful and happy future.

Our tip: Use Peach Fuzz in any room that you want to bring a sense of happiness and serenity into.

Benjamin Moore: Blue Nova

Benjamin Moore, a leader in the paint industry, chose Blue Nova because of its bold color. Violet and blue come together in this elevated, sumptuous hue that is a statement but in a quiet way.

Our tip: Add Blue Nova in any room as an accent wall for a moody but captivating ambiance.

Dunn-Edwards: Skipping Stones

Sherwin-Williams, a manufacturing staple, elected Skipping Stones providing a serene atmosphere to any room in your home. A blue with hints of green and gray is meditative and energizing like the sea.

Our tip: Place Skipping Stones in rooms where you need more calm – the bedroom, laundry room, & bathroom are all great ideas.