2024 Decor Trends

According to AD Magazine and the highly specialized business strategy consultancy Nelly Rodi, four major trends are emerging for 2024. " Following the lockdowns, cocooning has evolved into a protective aesthetic where consumers need to feel ultra-secure in their homes" through organic minimalism, or conversely, dream-inducing maximalism, instinctive expressionism, or ultra-functional futurism. Maison Kyka decodes these four trends for you and provides the keys for your interior in 2024.

Which style should you adopt in 2024?

A staple for several seasons now, the seventies remain a major trend in 2024. It is, above all, the pinnacle of maximalism mixing the seventies, the eighties, and the nineties with bold colors, a celebration of accumulation, and the grand return of brutalist-style furniture. This trend also references the golden age of the French Riviera.

THE color of 2024: earthy tones, from ochre to eggplant, including the ultra-trendy terracotta. These shades should be paired with mustard yellow for a seventies vibe, almond or khaki greens for a more bohemian touch, arty blues—such as the legendary Klein blue, Majorelle blue, and Sarah Lavoine blue—or even pinks for a feminine and delightful touch.

Chez Julien et Stéphanie par Maison Kyka, une chambre aux tons terreux, du taupe au marron chocolat — *At Julien and Stéphanie by Maison Kyka, a bedroom in earthy tones, from taupe to chocolate brown,* *©Maison Kyka*

Metal, chrome, and bronze are making a strong comeback. We’re keeping brass and black, of course, but we’re moving on from copper, unless it’s for a country house. Chrome has been gaining ground in the decor world for a few seasons now, and 2024 will be the year it cements its place in our homes. In parallel with the "Space Age" revival—the vision of the future we had in the 60s and the imagery surrounding space exploration—these bold materials are making a major return.

In 2024, our interiors will still feature round shapes, organic forms and curves, synonymous with absolute comfort and softness in our daily lives.

Chez Anton par Maison Kyka, cuisine contemporaine noire aux détails brillants, — *At Anton by Maison Kyka, a contemporary black kitchen with shiny details,* *©Maison Kyka*

Still at the height of the trend: wallpaper, featuring patterns and color—very playful and decorative. Borders are making a strong comeback; don't be afraid to experiment with them in your home. Conversely, panoramic wallpapers, having been overused and overexposed, will be less prominent.

The revival of carpeting is part of this 70s-90s comeback, tied to a desire for softness and curves. Dare to go for ultra-chic white!