Light, bright, modern: Home decor trends for 2024


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Dec 28, 2023 09:01 PM IST

The future is bright. Decor trends for 2024 promise light, simple, but not-quite-minimalist living. Here’s how to style it right

The good news: Decor trends for the coming year are easy on the eye, on the pocket and on the living. No heavy chandeliers, no shiny surfaces to reflect your every design regret. No worries about grubby stains on hard-to-clean surfaces. Designers recommend straightforward, light elements, but not stark minimalism. “It’s often, and wrongly, associated with boredom,” says Ambereen Gupta, founder and managing partner at Casa Amber in Delhi. “In reality, it’s a deliberate design philosophy that focuses on simplicity, functionality, and intentional living. It brings a sense of calm sophistication, emphasising quality over clutter.”

Rely on your taste in art to give a space a personalised feel. Contemporary art pieces brings in vibrancy. Or choose an unusual piece with subtle textures that divulge secrets only to keen viewers. (Shutterstock)
Rely on your taste in art to give a space a personalised feel. Contemporary art pieces brings in vibrancy. Or choose an unusual piece with subtle textures that divulge secrets only to keen viewers. (Shutterstock)

Opt for a sofa with clean lines and a subtle neutral upholstery. Pair it with a sleek coffee table with light-coloured wood or metal accents. (Shutterstock)
Opt for a sofa with clean lines and a subtle neutral upholstery. Pair it with a sleek coffee table with light-coloured wood or metal accents. (Shutterstock)
Lighting is crucial. Dark corners need only soft light to turn them into cosy nooks. Consider pendant lights with sleek lines or statement floor lamps that can be moved. (Shutterstock)
Lighting is crucial. Dark corners need only soft light to turn them into cosy nooks. Consider pendant lights with sleek lines or statement floor lamps that can be moved. (Shutterstock)
Walls in black, white, creams and browns create a calming blur so other objects can stand out. (Shutterstock)
Walls in black, white, creams and browns create a calming blur so other objects can stand out. (Shutterstock)

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