5 of the biggest interior design trends of 2024 so far
When Neil Armstrong first walked on the moon in 1969, Space Age design had already taken hold. As the space race between the United States and the former Soviet Union intensified in the late 1950s, futuristic aesthetics spread not only to science fiction films but also to interiors. Furniture design used new materials, bold colors and innovative shapes inspired by rocket ships and UFOs.
Cultural events and values have influenced design movements throughout history, from the optimistic and prosperous 1920s and the adoption of Art Deco style to the stripped-down, somewhat bland minimalism of the 1990s, which marked the backlash against the exuberant, baroque excesses of the 1980s.
What’s hot in interior design depends entirely on current events, nostalgia, economic trends, and available resources. To find out what’s trending this year, Lazzoni Modern Furniture delved into industry research and social media trends to highlight five of the biggest interior design trends of 2024.
These trends are united by a sense of coziness that stems from both the COVID-19 pandemic, when our home environments became more important than ever, and the turbulent political landscape of an election year. With uncertainty about the future, it’s natural that people want to create cozy, playful living spaces.
