Interior Design Trends 2024 with L37’s Design Team

At Latitude 37, we are committed to delivering custom built homes that truly reflect our clients’ design goals and lifestyle priorities. With access to our award-winning in-house interior design team, Latitude 37’s clients are expertly guided through the design journey from start to finish, resulting in completed spaces that mirror style, personality, and functional needs.

Looking for design inspiration for your home in 2024? Recently, we spoke with Julia Edey, a designer in Latitude 37’s Interior Design Team, discussing her thoughts on 2024 home design trends.

Which interior design trends do you see being prominent in 2024?

In 2024, I anticipate a resurgence of incorporating more colour into interiors, favouring a subtle approach with softer tones and textured elements like tiles and stone. It will be all about combining these shades and tones to create sophisticated, layered interiors.

We’re also seeing more clients moving away from cool grey tones and instead toward warm, neutral palettes in their home interiors which incorporate ample texture and tone. This includes the use of textural limestones, mosaic tiles with texture, brushed metal finishes, and a significant emphasis on matte finishes. Although we saw a glimpse of this trend in 2023, I expect it to gain more momentum in 2024.

What eco-friendly building materials and practices do you predict will be popular in 2024?

With the move away from engineered stones after the nationwide ban, I predict there will be a movement towards porcelain benchtops due to their exceptional durability. Brands such as Cosentino, who contributed to Haven are leading this shift by offering carbon-neutral products.

How do you anticipate clients evolving lifestyle preferences will influence home design in 2024?

I’ve noticed an increased desire among clients to spend more time at home, which means our team is focused on crafting spaces that meet all their needs in one place. This includes a growing demand for home office design to cater to the flexibility of work from home.

Aligned with this emphasis on spending more time at home, there’s a shift towards incorporating various amenities directly into homes. Clients are prioritising wellness spaces like saunas and large luxurious ensuites, reflecting a heightened focus on self-care and relaxation. Additionally, the integration of bars and cellars into living spaces indicates a desire to enhance the at-home experience, catering to both entertainment and personal well-being.

What does the modern-day family need in a luxury home in 2024?

The key priority for many families has remained consistent over the years; a functional and well-designed kitchen. For busy families, the kitchen acts as the heart of the home and a space of connection and activity. It is always the main area the family congregates in and spends a large amount of time in. When designing kitchens for our clients, we ensure that clients understand there is ample opportunity to customise each kitchen space to suit their family’s needs. We also always ensure we focus on high-quality appliances and plenty of storage.

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