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Dated: February 28 2024
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For the past few years, interior design trends have largely stayed the same. This year? The talented crew at Studio McGee predicts some bold shifts in the design world. Here are a few that may catch your eye this year:
1) Country club aesthetic
A style that wraps your rooms in the tranquility of whites, creams, and playful greens — just like the country club golf course.
2) Natural and luxe pairings
This trend is all about merging natural elements like plaster and stone with modern, sleek finishes like glass and straight lines.
3) Warm reds
Dusty pinks, deep burgundies, and earthy red undertones will give our homes a cozy, comfortable feel in 2024.
4) Understated opulence
Rich velvets, fluted glass, European bedding with piped borders, fringe, and marble. A blend of elegant simplicity and intricate craftsmanship.
5) Italian-inspired pieces
Ironwork, plaster ceiling medallions, marble, busts or sculptures. Don't be surprised to see touches of the Renaissance coming to a home decor store near you.
6) Statement tile and flooring
Expect to see exciting tile combinations, both on walls and floors, to make an expressive statement about your style.
What do you think, are you a fan? Have you already started to see these trends come to life?
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Mike Conner is a trusted Realtor serving Aurora and the surrounding Colorado communities, with a special focus on Seniors 55+ and Move-Up Buyers navigating life’s next chapter. With years of exp....
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