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Apr . 30, 2024 15:03 Hoki ki te rarangi

Wallpaper Trends for 2024 Furniture Decoration Paper

2024 is upon us! Where does the time go? As we leave the year behind, we’re looking ahead at the wallpaper trends for 2024 that we can expect to see in homes, magazines and social media feeds. As a wallpaper company, Milton & King can see trends in sales and where things are leaning. We can also look at major paint companies and their ‘color of the year’ pronouncements to get an idea about new color palettes that people may be excited about in the coming year. We also can review some of the interesting wallpaper trends we are seeing in both patterns and placements. Let’s dive right in to read what the projected wallpaper trends are for 2024.

 

South Asian Subcontinent Mural photo courtesy of Scott Schubert


Color Trends For 2024

Every year, major paint and fashion companies announce their ‘color of the year.’ I’m not sure exactly how these colors are decided upon or who is responsible. But, a lot of time, money and effort is spent in giving attention to these colors. They no doubt have an impact on people’s choices, especially interior design enthusiasts who want to stay on trend. In turn, these color trends tend to have an impact on wallpaper colors as well. If you’re going to paint your bedroom in the new fashion, it only makes sense to find a wallpaper that has a matching element. Through-lines are always important to keep a space themed. So what are these colors of 2024?

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Not surprisingly, we’ve already seen some wallpapers and interiors that are making use of these soft blue tones. Interior designer, Jana Donohoe decorated her breakfast nook area using the Dancing Brolgas design in the Powder Blue colorway. She matched the built-ins with the wallpaper using Benjamin Moore’s Steel Blue paint color.

Dancing Brolgas • Powder Blue • Jana Donohoe • Breakfast Nook
Chinoiserie Wallpaper from Yorklyn Home

Chinoiserie Wallpaper photo above courtesy of Yorklyn Home


Dramatic Moody Wallpaper

It is interesting that both colors of the year from these two paint behemoths are blue in tone. Their websites also list a palette of complimentary colors. But we must make an honorable mention. Behr’s ‘color of the year’ is called “Cracked Pepper”, a shade between charcoal and black, departing from the tones of its rivals. We have certainly seen a shift from maximalist in color to maximalist in mood and drama. We think there may be a lot more of this stunning dark look in the coming year.

Herbarium Antique Wallpaper • Alieta Casey

Herbarium Antique Wallpaper photo courtesy of Alieta Casey

Cicely Wallpaper • Ally McDowell

Cicely Wallpaper photo courtesy of Ally McDowell


Green & Jungle Wallpaper

For all the color trends that were projected last year and those projected this year, we’ve seen a lot of people leaning into greens, and more specifically, dark greens. Whether this appears in a tropical jungle theme or something entirely different, people are loving the deep lush tones.

Huia & Chrysanthemum Wallpaper by Larimore Homes

Huia & Chrysanthemum Wallpaper photo courtesy of Larimore Homes

Verde Wallpaper • Beckon Homes

Verde Wallpaper photo courtesy of Beckon Homes

Majoram Wallpaper • Astin Hancock

Majoram Wallpaper photo courtesy of Astin Hancock


Murals

Complete immersion has been a growing trend in the latter half of 2023. We expect to see even more of it in 2024 as there is a shift away from accent walls to rooms where every wall is adorned in the homeowners favorite design. However, sometimes a totally immersive repetitive pattern can be overwhelming. Murals are the perfect remedy.

Oriental Landscape Mural in the bathroom from customer Mike and Donna O.

Oriental Garden Mural photo courtesy of customer: @djdoliver

South Asian Subcontinent • Mehr Niazi

South Asian Subcontinent photo above, courtesy of Mehr Niazi

Jardin Mural • Blue • Insitu

photo above of the Jardin Mural

Spring Landscape Mural • Mehr Niazi

Spring Landscape Mural photo above, courtesy of Mehr Niazi


Striped Wallpaper

According to Los Angeles-based interior designer Peter Dunham, stripes are back but maybe not in the way you think (LivingEtc.Com). There is nothing groundbreaking about a stripe wallpaper design, but it’s the type of stripes we are seeing that is becoming more and more prevalent. Less straight, less solid and even more colorful striped wallpapers are becoming all the rage.

Rainbow Wall Mural • Sarah Steiber

Rainbow Wall Mural photo above courtesy of San Diego artist Sarah Stieber

Star Stripe Wallpaper • Afrah Abid

Star Stripe Wallpaper photo courtesy of Afrah Abid

Fresco Stripe Wallpaper • Morgan Pederson

Fresco Stripe Wallpaper photo courtesy of Morgan Pederson


Wallpaper in Panels, Frames and Joinery

We’re starting to see an increase in the creative and unconventional ways people are using wallpaper. The trend in 2024 will see wallpaper being used in wood panelling and lining the back of joinery. An even more curious trend is picture frames with no pictures. The frames simply hang over a beautiful wallpaper installation.

Cranes Wallpaper • Proven Kitchen and Bath Studio

Cranes Wallpaper photo courtesy of Proven Kitchen and Bath Studio

Figs & Strawberries Wallpaper • Lauren Dastrup

Figs & Strawberries Wallpaper photo courtesy of Lauren Dastrup

Tuscan Landscape Mural • Lori Shaw

Tuscan Landscape Mural photo courtesy of Lori Shaw

From light blues to deep greens, wallpaper trends for 2024 will see a range of options making their way to our collective consciousness. Stylish home magazines and heart-worthy shineway posts will having us taking notice of jungle themes and unconventional stripe designs. We will see creativity pushed beyond the boundaries of normal wallpaper applications with pops of maximalist designs in wood paneling and joinery. However, at the end of the day, it’s all about what speaks to you. Are you inspired by the trends? Bring on the new year!



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