New Year, New You: 2024 Furniture Trend
Furniture Trends To Look Forward To In 2024
When it comes to what furniture is in style for 2024 the Scandi minimalism that was popular a few years back is definitely out! The major themes and aesthetics gaining popularity are all about color, patterns and textures. There’s also a tendency towards artistic flair, with furniture and décor pieces doing double duty as artwork and statement pieces.
What’s more, with many people now working from home, comfort is key when it comes to home furniture trends, with plusher seating, armchairs with soft lines and curves and pieces that can serve a multipurpose function, such as a side table that can serve as a bookshelf or bedside table.
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Charm of Small-Scale Patterns
Scandinavian neutrals are out, and small-scale patterns are in. The charm of small-scale patterns in furniture is that the beautiful, intricate designs can add depth and interest to a room without overwhelming the space.
Step out of your comfort zone and opt for bolder patterns. If you don’t want to go all out, choose décor pieces such as lampshades with eye-catching patterns or choose an occasional chair or ottoman to play it safe. Many people opt for statement pieces with intricate patterns, such as floral lampshades or cushion covers, to add a touch of interest to a space.
By having small-scale prints in well-placed furniture, you can add character and style without taking a big risk. -
Curves and Soft Lines
Natural and organic elements are here to stay, with 2024 furniture trends shifting to curves and soft lines over hard lines and square set designs. See, for example, our Jojo Fletcher Luciano Boucle Fabric Sofa.
You can see this design element being applied to irregularly shaped rugs or rounded edges on a sofa or scalloped headboard. Wave-shaped furniture is here to stay, and the key to choosing the right piece for your room is to be mindful of the existing architecture already in the space to ensure the furniture will complement it and not overdo it.
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Sculptural Shapes in Design
If you’re into art, you’ll love the sculptural shapes coming out of interior design trends.
Aesthetically pleasing but still functional, these bold shapes can serve as focal points in a room if you want to showcase a modern, artistic space. These pieces can also double as art, such as chairs with artistic shapes, chunky side tables and coffee tables in whimsical designs.
Sculptural shapes are also in vogue for what’s trending in bedroom furniture.. Think headboards in scalloped shapes and other fancy sculpted details.
With many creative pieces coming out of top furniture designers, sculptural furniture is a great way of infusing artistic flair into your room. Take a look at Abbyson’s Lavish Upholstered Fabric Channel 3-pc Sofa and two chairs set or the Mandy 7-pc Rectangular Dining Set with Boucle Chairs. -
Plusher Seating
With people spending more time at home due to remote working, comfort is king when it comes to living room furniture trends in 2024. This means plusher seating with extra cushioning, and sumptuous fabrics such as velvet making their way not just on sofas but on backs of bar stools as well.
Plusher seating is not just for comfort, but for aesthetics as well. Take a look at our Jojo Fletcher Luciano Boucle Fabric Chair that combines luscious cushioning with elegant aesthetics for a modern, visually stunning space.
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Spotlight on Upholstery Details
This year is the year for taking risks when it comes to upholstery details. Textures, stitching and fabric designs are playing a major role in furniture aesthetics like never before. See, for example, our Larrisa 4pc Sectional.
So, if you’ve ever wanted to play with textures, fabrics, and unusual prints, now’s the time to do it, with so many choices becoming increasingly available.
And if you have kids and pets, you don’t have to worry about spills and scuffs as today’s fabrics are much more durable, easy to maintain and can stand up to the rigors of everyday life while still looking eye-catching and fashionable. These performance fabrics come in beautiful colors, patterns and textures, so you can opt for white or light-colored furniture to your decorator heart’s content, without worrying about spills and paw prints. -
Rich, Saturated Color Trends
Jewel tone accents are another one of the big home furniture trends this year. Say goodbye to neutrals and whites of the last few years and embrace big, bold colors that bring the wow factor to any room.
The good news is that jewel-toned furniture pairs well with softer colors and neutrals such as natural woods and creams, so if you don’t want to go all out with the bold tones, consider pairing a bright accent piece or accessory against cream-colored walls or wooden floors for sophisticated, updated interiors.
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Multipurpose Furniture
Pieces that do double duty are another furniture design trend for 2024. With space being a premium in many homes, particularly in modern urban environments, it is important to have furniture that is flexible and can serve a dual purpose.
Many furniture makers and designers are no longer specifying a piece of furniture as being able to be used in a particular room. For example, a sideboard typically used in a dining room is now just called a cabinet and can be used in the living room or bedroom. A side table is no longer confined next to the couch or bed but can be used as a coffee table or hall table.
Take a look at our occasional tables that can serve multiple functions in your home. -
Statement Pieces
Just as the name implies, statement pieces are those that add the wow factor to a room. A piece that serves as a focal point or the “main character” that anchors everything else in the room and gives it “lift”.
A statement piece can be anything: a light fixture, a side table, an armchair, a wardrobe, or a bed. The more eye-catching, the better. Updating a tired old space can be as simple as picking out an eye-catching piece, and it instantly changes the whole vibe of the space.
When picking out a statement piece, look for something with color, unusual shape or unique texture. Take a look at our Grand Chesterfield Velvet Armchair for inspiration.
