Timeless Interior Design Trends That Will Never Go Out of Fashion (2024)

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Timeless Interior Design Trends That Will Never Go Out of Fashion? ›

Look for clean lines, uncomplicated shapes, and timeless materials like glass, iron, medium-toned wood — or a natural stone like marble. Tile and carpet have a tendency to become dated fairly quickly because manufacturers often change the color, texture, and material for these flooring options.

Vintage Interior Design

Whether it's a classic mid-century modern piece or a vintage-inspired color palette, this design style effortlessly withstands the test of time, making it a perennial favorite for those seeking enduring elegance and character in their homes.

Bid Adieu To Minimalism

“The untextured, minimalist look is definitely on the decline as people are drawn to spaces with more depth and dimension. We are seeing more texture in hard finishes such as stone and tile as people are craving more color and energy,” says Audrey Scheck of Audrey Scheck Design.

Using natural elements in your design choices will lead to a longer staying power, so think wood floors and beams, stone, brick, marble countertops, etc. For fabrics, look for cotton and linen. Elements that pull from nature tend to have a more timeless look.

If you want timeless furniture, go for a timeless color. Yes, a color! A blue, yellow, or black sofa will be a lot more timeless than the popular gray. The gray sofas of today are just the brown leather sofas of 10 years ago.

A new survey from homes.com found that Italianate is the least popular architecture style in the U.S, at least according to 5,000 respondents who gave their votes of approval to modern farmhouses, mid-century modern ranches, and Spanish Colonials. So what's wrong with an Italianate home? Nothing, really.

You've probably heard of the 2:3 rule, otherwise known as the 'golden ratio'. Ideally, every room should follow this. Start by dividing a room into two sections – the larger one should measure 2:3 of the space, and be the area for big pieces of furniture such as your sofa, bed or dining table.

Timeless interiors tend to resist the trends and focus on an understated, yet sophisticated, style. Don't rush to purchase furniture, especially big ticket items, or paint walls in the 'colour of the year'.

High Contrast. Black and white combinations are your friends! If you go for black and white hexagon tile, white walls and black doors, or a black and white wallpaper, you can pretty much bet that it'll never go out of style. We use Benjamin Moore Wrought Iron on most of our painted interior doors.

Here, designers, decorators, and color experts reveal why beige is replacing gray for 2023, and how to decorate with beige for a beautiful scheme every time.

What trend is replacing farmhouse? ›

Cottagecore is the blooming hot fashion that is becoming more popular. The beautiful farmhouse interiors, which may be on the wane, are being replaced by this style—despite being somewhat similar.

Earthy hues

For a calming, relaxed and welcoming interior, earthy and more muted tones are taking over. Hues such as ochre, tan, taupe, light pinks, and light greys are taking over bedroom colors and living room schemes. These will continue to be big in 2024.

Using classic patterns, such as stripes, damasks, plaids, and florals, can create a timeless feeling in your room. These patterns have been widely used and popular for many years, and they represent a classic, traditional look.

For a classic and truly timeless pattern, stripes are a fabulous choice. While most classic stripes are often navy and white or black and white, other mixed colours can also look extremely elegant and flattering.

We've put together a list of 4 timeless custom home design styles for you to consider: Costal Contemporary, Craftsman, Mediterranean, Traditional.

Stone and brick houses last the longest. If you are using wood, choose a hardwood for durability. A one-storey house will last longer because it is easier to maintain. Steel-frame techniques are also more durable for building houses than traditional stick-framing techniques and can last for 100+ years.

High Contrast. Black and white combinations are your friends! If you go for black and white hexagon tile, white walls and black doors, or a black and white wallpaper, you can pretty much bet that it'll never go out of style. We use Benjamin Moore Wrought Iron on most of our painted interior doors.