Unique, funky,and bold patternsare having a big moment in interiors.
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Jay Jeffers
Most design pros agree: minimalism is taking a backseat in 2024.
As interior designerJay Jeffersnotes, this year is all about embracingmore.
Michelle Boudreau Design
More color, more pattern, and more personality, he says.
Mixing and matching different patterns is a perfect avenue for unleashing creativity.
Watercolor-inspired patterns are also pretty timeless, as evidenced by my own San Francisco home, he says.
Jay Jeffers
Jeffers seconds this, noting that timeless patterns also mean versatility.
These patterns can be incorporated anywhere in your space from furniture to textiles, he says.
Classic is never a bad thing."
Stephanie Hoey Interiors
In 2024, she suggests well see a lot more plaid, specifically in wool.
Plaids were huge last year and will continue to be woven into the home this year, she says.
We are sure to see more stripes in calming hues this year.
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[These] can add nice texture and interest to pillows, napkins, and quilts, she says.
Bows or not, ditsy florals and the girly aesthetic are here to stay.
Instead, focus your attention on one element, and then go all in.
Rebecca Rollins Interiors
Go big on one big thing, she says.
Design byAndi Morse Design/ Photo by Heidi Harris
Design byAndi Morse Design/ Photo by Heidi Harris
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