Trends from the Las Vegas Market: Spring 2024

Design is ALWAYS Personal
Did you know that I travel to the Las Vegas Market the end of January and the end of July every year? It is when I get to the first looks at upcoming trends in the Interior Design world.
We have been seeing the change from gray to bold and intricate colors for the past year, however, the trends usually take a while to take hold in the Midwest!
Trends start in Europe and then hit the two coasts of the US before finally reaching us here in Minnesota. I like to know what is coming so I can start talking to my clients--making sure they are not outdated before we even get started!
The coming trends are filled with fun and personality.
Let me share some of the things I saw at market this year.

                                       There is no better designer than nature ~Alexander McQueen
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As we step into 2024, the world of interior design continues to evolve, offering fresh ideas and innovative concepts to transform living spaces into havens of style and comfort. I've shared a few trends lately and here are some more exciting trends I see shaping the interior design landscape this year:

Maximalism: Bold colors, intricate patterns, and eclectic decor characterize the maximalist trend of 2024. Embracing individuality and self-expression, maximalist interiors are vibrant, dynamic, and filled with personality, creating visually stimulating spaces that captivate the senses. The Colors are so much fun to see and allow for your personality to shine through.

Flexible Living Spaces: As the lines between work, leisure, and home life continue to blur, flexible living spaces that adapt to varying needs are in high demand. Multi-functional furniture, modular layouts, and convertible rooms offer versatility and functionality, allowing homeowners to optimize their living environments for different activities and occasions. There are some design aspects that can help -- let me show you how!

Curves Ahead: Curved sofas, chairs, and tables are becoming more prevalent in both residential and commercial spaces, adding a touch of sophistication and fluidity to interiors. These curves evoke the curves of nature: Sand Dunes, Waves, Shape of Trees and plants... It is a big departure from the oversized, overstuffed couches and chairs of yesteryear!

I'll bring you more trends next time! And if this inspired you to dive into a project, let me help! Give me a call. I can make your home transformation easy and fun.
Cheers,

Jayne Morrison