Cosentino Reporting Predicts 2024 Interior Trends

Emily Fazio
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The Cosentino 2024 North America Trend Report captures compelling designer and homeowner data to forecast for the upcoming year and beyond, along with insights from some of the country's top design experts including Barry Dixon, Laura Kirar, Richard T. Anuszkiewics, and Sarah Brook Eilers.

Trends taking center stage include, but are not limited to:

  • Spa-inspired bathrooms

  • Metallic accents

  • High-end kitchens

  • Hospitality-inspired design elements

  • Sustainable products and systems

  • Earthy tones and neutral colors

  • Custom details on furniture

  • Outdoor fire features

  • Backyard bars and entertaining spaces

Make Room for the Spathroom

Bathrooms are moving beyond the practical to become the ultimate sanctuary for wellness and relaxation. 69% of designers and 53% of homeowners rank a spa-inspired bathroom among their top 3 home priorities overall. “The cornerstone of a spa-worthy bathroom is a soothing color palette. Think soft, muted colors like pale blues, greens, beige, and pastel shades,” offers Sarah Eilers of Lucas & Eilers. “These colors create a serene and calming atmosphere that mimics the tranquility of a spa”

Homeowners favor bathroom trends including:

  • Large bathroom tiles and stone slabs

  • Oversized bathtub

  • Doorless shower

  • High-end vanity

  • Luxury flooring

<p>A double-sink vanity in a bathroom with no shower door.</p><p>Cosentino</p>

A double-sink vanity in a bathroom with no shower door.

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Metallics Are Making a Statement

2024 will be the year of metallics! Designers selected metallic accents as their number one up-and-coming trend, while homeowners rated it number two. “I use metal and metallics to make spaces feel more glamorous and luxurious,” says Richard T. Anuszkiewicz. “When you subtly balance these elements in, it can deliver high impact and allow the space to truly shine. The Le Chic collection with Silestone is a perfect balance for a striking accent.”

Homeowners have begun to incorporate the visual texture of metallics into these projects:

  • Showers

  • Kitchen countertops

  • Flooring

  • Fireplaces and cladding

<p>Metallic veining in a gray kitchen countertop coordinate with other gold accents.</p><p>Cosentino</p>

Metallic veining in a gray kitchen countertop coordinate with other gold accents.

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Kitchen Remains King

Investment in the kitchen remains the number one priority for homeowners and designers. They're allocating an even bigger slice of their renovation budgets to creating a dream space. 83% of designers and 70% of homeowners are now bringing kitchens to the outdoor spaces as well. “Our clients believe that quality will stand the test of time,” shares Barry Dixon. We are seeing more high-end appliances and cabinets than ever before- as well as multiple sinks, a special ‘trophy’ range, lots of counter space and hidden appliances”

<p>A large kitchen island workspace with counter-height seating and looping LED lighting adds definition to this contemporary home.</p><p>Cosentino</p>

A large kitchen island workspace with counter-height seating and looping LED lighting adds definition to this contemporary home.

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Commercial Design Influences Residential Homes

Homeowners and designers alike look to hotel design trends as they shed influence on residential spaces. “Resimmercial” is the convergence of commercial and residential design coming together, with home spaces adopting hospitality-inspired upgrades for sophistication and luxury, while hotels are also pushed to accommodate the blurred lines of home, work, and play as it pertains to travel and remote work flexibility.

Related: Smart Lighting Trends for 2024

“As residential design elements integrate into commercial spaces, there’s been a trend toward more inviting and comfortable hospitality environments,” shares designer Laura Kirar. “For example, the use of warm and cozy textiles, open and flexible floor plans and layouts that encourage interaction and relaxation, and nature-inspired elements like natural materials, which contribute to a soothing and rejuvenating ambiance.”

Modeled after a five-star hotel, a coffee and wine bar elevates this residential kitchen.<p>Design Jeremy Design Associates / Photography Lindsey Tanner</p>
Modeled after a five-star hotel, a coffee and wine bar elevates this residential kitchen.

Design Jeremy Design Associates / Photography Lindsey Tanner

Sustainability and Awareness

The use of sustainable materials will continue to rise in 2024. 70% of designers and 58% of homeowners opt to select sustainable products and demonstrate increased awareness of environmental impact. A growing range of products makes adoption easier than ever.

Millennials and Gen-Z homeowners focus on these sustainability aspects:

  • Responsibly sourced materials

  • Recycled materials

  • Zero water waste products

  • Carbon neutral products

  • Solar energy

  • Renewable energy

Sustainable materials define this kitchen.<p>Cosentino</p>
Sustainable materials define this kitchen.

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Fading Trends

  • Design enthusiasts are saying goodbye to the once-popular trends of rustic and farmhouse styling.

  • Part ways with bold and vibrant color palettes in favor of a neutral palette. Welcome earthy colors, warm neutrals, and rich browns into your home.