The 2024 Design Trends You Need

 

Our New Year's resolution at Wilsonart? Refreshing residential spaces everywhere with the on-trend possibilities of Wilsonart® Home(Opens in a new window). Meet the four trends that are making an impact in 2024 — and explore key insights that will inform your next project. Choose Wilsonart® Home this year for the surfaces that fit every space, taste, performance, or budgetary need.

TREND #1: LIGHT & BRIGHT


The Light & Bright trend reflects the fact that white tones continue to lead as a top choice for kitchen styling in both residential and resimercial environments. Fresh, bright designs will enhance a sense of cleanliness, hygiene, and neatness in 2024. Modern spaces that embrace warmer white tones are also the perfect blank canvas. Start incorporating unique color combinations. Bright accents and colorful cabinetry. Eye-catching hardware. It's all possible in a Light & Bright environment.

¹2024 NKBA Kitchen Trends Report

TREND #1: LIGHT & BRIGHT DESIGNS

 

TREND #2: CRAFTED CALM


Encounter a soft, warm, comforting interpretation of casual luxury. The Crafted Calm trend will be seen in homes that prioritize well-being and tranquility. Connecting with nature through design is an essential element of the Crafted Calm trend. Look to surface designs that feature Warming Hues — trending, cozy neutral tones that inspire a sense of welcome when paired with rich woodgrains.


¹2024 NKBA Kitchen Trends Report, ²Wunderman Thompson Future 100, ³Sphere Trending

 

TREND #2: CRAFTED CALM DESIGNS

TREND #3: FRESH HERITAGE
Choose an updated take on classic home design with the new Fresh Heritage trend this year. Journey to the historic English countryside to find traditional woodgrain styling, a variety of neutral tones, and polished rooms that still feel lived-in and loved. But don't bask in the history for long — Fresh Heritage is all about adding modern design elements through textures, niche spaces, and contrasting stone and wood colors.


¹Magnet, ²2024 NKBA Kitchen Trends Report

TREND #3: FRESH HERITAGE DESIGNS

TREND #4: DARK & MOODY LUXE
Turn down the color. Turn up the drama. Dark & Moody Luxe spaces are making a statement in the new year with dramatic color contrasts that convey a deep sense of luxury. Saturated colors like blacks, brown-blacks, and deep blues and greens are coming back into the home in a major way. Plus, more homeowners want to "escape at home" with exotic wood accent walls, bold open storage, and industrial surfaces that combine functionality with distinct, home-defining details.

 
 
¹Sphere Trending, ²Foresight Factory, ³Sphere Trending, ⁴2024 NKBA Kitchen Trends Report
 
TREND #4: DARK & MOODY LUXE DESIGNS



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