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The Style Forecast: 9 Design Trends for Autumn 2024

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The Style Forecast: 9 Design Trends for Autumn 2024

August 12, 2024

In the fashion world, September marks the turning of a page, looking towards what’s new. We like to take the same tack with design: With cooler seasons ahead (in some parts of the world, anyway), it’s a time to turn again towards our interiors, taking cues from designers and trend-setters for our own spaces.

With that, here are nine design trends we predict will be all over this fall (and beyond), from kitchens that riff on wood paneling to the colors taking over the zeitgeist. Have a look:

1. Wood Kitchens

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Above: The wood paneling trend continues, and this fall kitchens in particular are getting the wood-all-over treatment. Here, floor-to-ceiling built-in cabinets in a Brooklyn townhouse feel at once retro and earthy. Photograph by Adrian Gaut, styling by Glen Proebstel, courtesy of Starling Architecture, from Kitchen of the Week: Resurrecting Modernist Design in a Landmark Brooklyn Heights Townhouse.

2. And Curvy Kitchens

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Above: Forget right angles: Lately kitchens are all smooth curves, making for a cookspace that’s visually striking and easier to move around. Case in point: In Kitchen of the Week: A Living-Room-Inspired Minimalist Kitchen in Stockholm by Nordiska Kök, the cabinets are more like high-end furnishings than generic big-box cupboards. Photograph by Kristofer Johnsson, styling by Caroline Sandström, courtesy of Nordiska Kök. See also Kitchens of the Week: 9 Curvilinear Cook Spaces, Trend Edition.

3. Buttery Yellow

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Above: Butter yellow is here to stay: The color is showing up everywhere, from Paris museums to design-forward homes, furnishings to floors. See: The Butter Trend Takes Over Interiors: 13 Rooms Drenched in Pale Yellow for a few of our favorites. Styling by Alexa Hotz; photography by Jonathan Hökklo for Remodelista, from A Colonial House in Bellport with Uncommon Style from French Designer C. S. Valentin.

4. Stripes

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Above: Stripes are making a comeback, and they’re not just for the summer cottage. Try them on armchairs or sofas (see 10 Easy Pieces: Striped Sofas for a few ideas), in the bedroom, even on the walls if you’re feeling bold. Shown is the playful Roma Sofa from Urban Outfitters.

5. Brick Floors Indoors

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Above: In the flooring section of our book, Remodelista: The Low-Impact Home, we advise: “Just say no to the synthetic stuff” and stick to natural materials instead. The latest trend in natural flooring material isn’t, in fact, new at all: Bricks are one of the oldest and most durable building materials around, and we applaud their use indoors (as well as out). Read more in Trend Alert: Brick Floors, Interiors Edition. Shown here is the Heatherhill Beach House project by Norm Architects; photograph by Jonas Bjerre-Poulsen.

6. Wetroom-esque Bathrooms

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Above: In the bath, we’re noticing  floors, walls, even ceilings done entirely in tile. We’re intrigued: In addition to a modern, cohesive look, it may make for easier cleaning. Photograph by Neeve Woodward, courtesy of Katie Lockhart Studio, as seen in Bathroom of the Week: Two Bath Remodels with Bold Green Tile in Auckland.

7. Hole-Punched Design

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Above: Call them apertures, hole-punches, or punctures: We predict perforated design details will be everywhere this fall, like this chair with cut-outs spotted in Urban Indoor-Outdoor Living: A Young Couple’s Redesign of a “Charmless” Row House in Ghent. Photograph by Tim Van de Velde, courtesy of Atelier Avondzon.

8. Folding Screens in the Boudoir

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Above: The new headboard? Moveable, modular folding screens make a dramatic backdrop for the bed, like this glossy black number at the James Bradley Hotel. See more favorites in Trend Alert: 7 Folding Screens in the Bedroom (Headboard Edition).

9. Burl Wood

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Above: The next trend on the horizon? Burl wood. Stay tuned—we predict we’ll be seeing lots more of it, as in this wine bar in NYC. For more, see Parcelle: A Wine-Focused Restaurant in Greenwich Village, Filled with Vintage Gems. Photograph by Michael Carnavale.

For more trends we’re watching, see:

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