2024 Interior Design Trends: Your Guide to Luxury Property Development

As we at Cooper and Cole continually strive for excellence in luxury property development, we're excited to share with you the latest interior design trends for 2024. This guide will help you understand how these trends can be integrated into your own luxury developments or home interiors, ensuring they remain at the forefront of style and sophistication.

Brown Renaissance: Embracing Earthy Tones

The shift from grays to browns signifies a return to earthy, natural tones in interior design. This year, we're focusing on incorporating various shades of brown in fabrics, textiles, cabinetry, and casegoods. To enhance this palette, we're using nude pinky tones and olives, creating an inviting and sophisticated atmosphere in our developments, such as the Sevue Development. This trend reflects our commitment to creating warm, welcoming spaces that resonate with comfort and luxury.

Sculptural Art: Adding Depth and Dimension

Moving away from traditional flat prints, 2024 welcomes the use of wall-mounted sculptures. These pieces add depth, texture, and a dynamic quality to interior spaces, making them more engaging and visually striking. In our Canterbury and Maidstone developments, we've incorporated stunning sculptural art that captures attention and adds a unique character to each space.

Dynamic Range Hoods: Kitchen Statement Pieces

Kitchens in 2024 are getting a makeover with the introduction of dynamic range hoods. Featuring distinct textures and dramatic designs, these hoods become the centerpiece of any kitchen. We pride ourselves on integrating such innovative elements in our developments, ensuring that even functional spaces like kitchens exude style and sophistication. Explore more about our approach to kitchen design in our About Us section.

A Pause From Technology: Embracing Simplicity

There's a growing trend towards "dumb homes" – spaces that reduce reliance on smart technology in favour of mechanical controls. This movement emphasises simplicity and user-friendliness, creating spaces that are intuitive and easy to navigate. We at Cooper and Cole understand the value of this approach and have incorporated it into several of our projects, as highlighted in our Build Your Home service.

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Peach Fuzz: Celebrating 25 Years of Pantone's Colour of the Year

Peach Fuzz, a delicate shade sitting between pink and orange, celebrates the 25th anniversary of Pantone's Colour of the Year. This soft, heartfelt hue is perfect for fostering kindness, compassion, and a sense of connection. It's ideal for creating a peaceful and cozy atmosphere in any space, bringing a gentle warmth that's both uplifting and soothing.

Surprising Murals: Art in Unexpected Places

Murals are being used in surprising locations, like foyers and stair halls, adding an element of intrigue and artistic flair. This trend is about transforming ordinary spaces into something extraordinary and visually captivating.

Innovative Materials: Sustainable and Unique

The rise of sustainable materials such as seaweed lamps, mycelium features, and Japanese shikkui plaster is a notable trend in 2024. These materials not only contribute to eco-friendly design but also add a unique and innovative touch to interior spaces.

Customised Secondary Spaces: Functional and Aesthetic

The development of functional secondary spaces like back kitchens, additional wet bars, and butler’s pantries is on the rise. These spaces are about enhancing convenience and adding an extra layer of sophistication to homes.

Inviting Living Rooms: Warmth and Texture

Living rooms are shifting from cold, white designs to warmer, textural spaces with natural materials and moodier colour palettes. This trend is about creating living rooms that are inviting, comfortable, and full of character.

A Reintroduction to Chartreuse: Zesty and Fashion-Forward

Chartreuse, a zesty green hue, is being reintroduced in interior design, particularly in fashion-forward areas. This vibrant colour adds a fresh and lively touch to any space, making it more modern and on-trend.

Personalised Eclecticism: Unique and Rich Palettes

Highly personalised spaces with rich colour palettes are becoming more popular. This trend is about combining antiques, bespoke pieces, and eclectic designs to create spaces that are uniquely tailored to individual tastes.

Cozy Quiet Luxury: Relaxed and Casual

The trend towards relaxed and casual luxury in furniture is moving away from smooth, clean, and sterile looks. This trend is about creating spaces that are comfortable, inviting, and understatedly luxurious.