5 furniture trends that will be in fashion in 2024

Interior decoration is a constantly evolving field, and each year brings with it new trends that reflect contemporary aspirations and lifestyles. In the coming year, some decorative currents promise to transform our spaces, fusing functionality with aesthetics in innovative ways:

• Craftsmanship emerges as a safe bet in interior design.
• The search for unique, handmade pieces reflects a growing interest in authenticity and connection to the creative process.
• Sustainable designs also feature prominently, with eco-friendly materials and environmentally conscious production practices.
• New neutral tones take center stage, moving away from classics and exploring more unusual and expressive palettes.
• Furniture with personality takes center stage, highlighting pieces that not only serve a practical function, but also add a distinctive touch to the environment.

Nostalgia for the 1970s resurfaces, looking back to inspire interiors with vibrant colors, bold patterns and retro textures.

These trends, while meeting contemporary demands, offer exciting opportunities to transform our homes into more welcoming, authentic and visually stunning spaces.

1.Trend in handcrafted furniture, a safe bet.

For the coming year, interior decoration will continue to travel towards authenticity and uniqueness through the growing trend of using handcrafted furniture.

The choice of handcrafted furniture is not limited to aesthetics; it is a commitment to quality, durability and history. Each handcrafted piece bears the unique imprint of the artisan, conveying a palpable connection to tradition and manual dexterity. The growing demand for handmade furniture reflects an innate desire to escape mass production and embrace individuality. Craftsmanship is going to become one of the most booming furniture trends in the coming year 2024, and so that you can have furniture made by hand, Misterwils presents the Bayona chair, made of Laurel wood and natural palm fiber, a chair made entirely by hand, no two are exactly alike.

And if you are looking for a table to complement these chairs, we have the Ortega table, an extendable table, made with recycled wood and completely handcrafted, each table is unique.

If you are also looking for a different point in the choice of handcrafted furniture for your dining area, you can choose two Bayona chairs, and a bench that is aesthetically similar, as is the case of the Belgium bench, made like the Bayona chair, in laurel wood and palm fiber seat.

In the coming year, we will see craftsmanship become the backbone of interior decorating, not just as a decorative aspect, but as a philosophy that transforms our homes into spaces full of character and personality. This focus on craftsmanship not only beautifies our surroundings, but also creates a tangible link between the past and the present, providing our spaces with an emotional depth that goes beyond mere aesthetics.

Creating a comfortable place to dine with your family or friends featuring handcrafted furniture is not only possible, but can be done in style.

2. Sustainable decoration, eco-friendly furniture

On the interior decorating horizon, the trend toward sustainability is shaping up to be a favorite in the coming year. Increasingly, consumers are looking to integrate sustainable furniture that not only beautifies their spaces, but also respects the environment. Sustainable design stands as a conscious response to today’s environmental challenges, embracing eco-friendly materials that reduce the ecological footprint.

At the epicenter of this decorative revolution, materials such as wood, bamboo, rattan or other natural fibers stand out as leading sustainable choices. These elements not only bring warmth and texture to spaces, but also represent a responsible choice as they are renewable and biodegradable. The use of organic and recycled textiles adds to the sustainable wave, promoting circularity and reducing waste.

Chairs such as Heidi, Lloyd, Rauman or Millie, are made of rattan and bamboo, besides having a spectacular design, they are very respectful with the environment, because they are made with a renewable and biodegradable material.

Next year, sustainable design will not only be an option, but a statement of commitment to the preservation of the planet. Aesthetics merge with ethics, resulting in interiors that not only dazzle visually, but also reflect environmental responsibility in the choice of each piece. In a world where sustainability becomes a fundamental value, spaces are transformed into oases of conscious style and respect for the environment.

3. The trend in neutral tones for next year.

In the coming year, the neutral color palette is reinvented with shades such as butter, very light gray and cement gray emerging as undisputed protagonists in interior decoration. These new neutral tones bring with them a sense of freshness and modernity, redefining the timeless elegance associated with traditional neutral colors.

Butter, with its warm subtlety, brings a welcoming luminosity to spaces, while very light grays and cements infuse a serene modernity. These versatile tones serve as the perfect canvas for a variety of styles, from minimalist to bohemian, adapting easily to any decorative vision.

In textiles we also feature this trend, for example with the Astrid chair, in a butter tone, a chair with a tubular steel frame painted black, with a one-piece upholstered seat and back, a chair that stands out for its color and shape.

The combinations are endless: butter color can be enhanced with accents in earth tones, such as terracottas or olive greens, for an organic and natural feel. On the other hand, very light grays complement beautifully with soft pastels, creating delicate and relaxed environments.

Combining cement gray with touches of mustard yellow or indigo blue adds a touch of boldness and vibrancy. For this you can add to your space the Masala armchair, a very personal armchair, where the maximalist aesthetic is complemented by the black tubular steel structure.

As we said the concrete tone can be combined with decorative touches in blues or yellows, and this armchair can go perfect with a complement in these tones of the brand Calma House or Alhambra Fabrics.

These new neutrals not only establish an elegant base, but also offer infinite flexibility to express the unique personality and style of each space, thus setting a distinctive trend in the evolution of interior design.

4. Pieces in furniture and lighting with personality as a decorative trend in this 2024.

Choosing furniture with character not only redefines the aesthetics of a space, but also infuses personality and authenticity into interior decorating. In the coming year, this trend will experience a significant boom as consumers seek to escape uniformity and express their individuality through the design of their spaces.

Character furniture is unique pieces that stand out for their history, texture and distinctive design. From restored antiques to contemporary creations with handcrafted details, these elements bring an element of surprise and uniqueness to any environment. Choosing furniture with character is not just about following trends, but about creating spaces that tell stories, evoking emotions and reflecting the identity of those who inhabit them.

For this we have a very special sideboard, which by its design and craftsmanship, in addition to being made of wood, a sustainable material, make it a piece of furniture with character and personality, which will bring a touch of distinction to your space. It is the Deeper sideboard.

Thanks to this trend we will see in the coming year how homes are transformed into personal galleries, with furniture that is much more than just functional elements.

Thus, the choice of this type of furniture not only influences the decoration, but also redefines the way we live and experience our daily spaces.

5. The 70s are back with renewed spirit for the trends of 2024.

The vibrant and eclectic 1970s are making a strong comeback on the decorating scene next year, making their mark on current furniture and interior design trends. Nostalgia for this dynamic decade manifests itself in bold colors, geometric patterns, and a retro aesthetic that promises to revitalize our spaces.

The influence of the 1970s is reflected in the choice of tones such as burnt oranges, emerald greens and earth tones, creating a warm and welcoming palette. The furniture adopts curved lines and organic shapes, inspired by the modern design era. In addition, materials such as dark wood and velvet are incorporated to add a luxurious and nostalgic touch.

We can see it in chairs like the Burial, made of elm wood, in dark color, with upholstered seat, you can find it in various colors, choose the one that best suits the decor of your space.

And we continue with this renewed aesthetic of the 70s, where retro patterns and textures, from macramé to wicker elements, or patterns in wood, resurface as key elements in the decoration. One of our sideboards, the Surbeanie, for its aesthetics, retro design, natural wood pattern, color and details in cannage, make it perfect to be a highlight in this trend with seventies spirit.

So, the aesthetics of the 1970s become a rich source of inspiration, fusing nostalgia with modernity to create environments full of style and personality. In the coming year, interiors will be transformed into a time travel, recalling and reinterpreting the vibrant essence of a decade that remains an inexhaustible source of inspiration.

A Stylistic Journey: Decorative Trends That Will Define the Coming Year

Next year promises a revolution in interior decoration, fusing tradition and modernity. The sure bet on craftsmanship, the prominence of sustainable designs and the choice of new neutral tones define an aesthetic that seeks authenticity and respect for the environment.

In addition, the incorporation of furniture with personality reflects individuality in every corner of the home, while the revival of the 1970s adds a dose of vibrant nostalgia.