Revamping Spaces 2024: Unveiling the Latest Interior Design Trends from Virtual Projects

Interior design trends often fluctuate, leaving many curious about the latest styles. In this post, I'll share insights from my virtual interior design projects, highlighting some current popular trends. It's important to note that these observations may differ from other designers due to the diverse range of clients we encounter. We'll explore popular items, design styles, and setups that I’ve seen trending now. Let's dive into the latest interior design trends!

Modern Organic style great room designed by Joshua Jones, JJones Design Co. 3D rendering by Stuccco.

Modern Organic: A Rising Star in Interior Design

The Modern Organic style has become increasingly popular recently and over the past few months, I've received numerous requests to design spaces in this style. Modern Organic focuses on organic and sustainable elements, creating a natural vibe in any space. This style typically features neutral colors with occasional vibrant accents, along with the use of natural wood, metals, and textures, so it does share similarities with Scandinavian and Japandi styles. The 3D rendering image showcased earlier provides an excellent example of what the Modern Organic style embodies.

Mid-century modern style family room designed by Joshua Jones of JJones Design Co. 3D rendering by Stuccco.

Ceiling Fans Get Concealed

Over the past year, I've observed an increasing number of requests from clients who prefer their ceiling fans to blend in, such as having a white ceiling fan on a white ceiling to make it less noticeable. While ceiling fans can be essential tools for cooling spaces on warm days and improving air circulation, the trend now leans towards making them less of a focal point, unlike chandeliers. It’s time to conceal the ceiling fans! If you're curious about how a concealed ceiling fan looks, check out one of my recent e-design projects above. It features a mid-century modern style family room with a white ceiling fan that merges with the ceiling, making it less noticeable.

Mid-Century Modern style reading nook with an Eames lounge chair. Designed by Joshua Jones, JJones Design Co. 3D rendering by Stuccco.

Riding the Retro Wave: The Eames Lounge Chair Craze

It's like a mid-century modern party and everyone's invited, especially the Eames Lounge Chair! In my virtual interior design adventures, this chair is the superstar—almost every client with a love for that retro vibe wants one. Why? Because it's not just a chair, it's a statement! Comfy, durable, and oh-so-stylish, the Eames Lounge Chair is the life of the design party. I'm totally on board with this trend and dreaming of snagging one for myself! This classic piece isn't just enduring in appeal—it's a design icon that's here to stay, continuing to charm its way into hearts and homes.

A small mid-century modern style living room with a lot of pop of colors. Designed by Joshua Jones, JJones Design Co. 3D rendering by Stuccco.

Color Explosion: Brightening Spaces with Bold Hues

Recently, there's been a colorful shift in client preferences, with many seeking to infuse their spaces with fun, inviting colors. I'm thrilled to see a surge in enthusiasm for vibrant hues and dynamic patterns! Embracing color can transform a room into a lively and welcoming environment, without overwhelming it. The 3D rendering image above showcases a living room I designed, perfectly balancing neutral and bold colors. It's a testament to how a splash of color can bring a space to life!

Mid-century modern style living room designed by Joshua Jones, JJones Design Co. 3D rendering by Stuccco.

Mid-Century Modern: A Timeless Trend

In the past year, about half of my virtual interior design projects have centered on the Mid-Century Modern style, which continues to be in high demand. This style isn't just about reviving the past; it's about blending timeless retro elements with contemporary life. Whether through neutral shades, bold colors, or a mix of eclectic items, Mid-Century Modern can create a unique and enduring look. For a deeper dive into this style, check out my dedicated blog post on the subject. I believe Mid-Century Modern has the staying power to surpass trends like the modern farmhouse, which dominated for about a decade before its popularity waned.

Rustic-Transitional style great room designed by Joshua Jones of JJones Design Co. 3D rendering by Stuccco.

Wallpapers: A Timeless Trend with Endless Possibilities

Wallpapers continue to be a major element in interior design, featuring prominently in almost every project I've worked on this past year. From accent walls and entire rooms to unexpected ceiling applications, wallpapers offer a fantastic way to inject personality and make a bold statement in any space. The variety is astounding, ranging from subtle textures to bold, dramatic patterns and colors. With today's advancements, we have a wealth of options like peel-and-stick and waterproof wallpapers, catering to diverse needs and preferences. Far surpassing its popularity in the 80s, wallpaper has evolved into a timeless choice, boasting designs that resonate with anyone looking to enhance their space.

Eclectic Country style kitchen designed by Joshua Jones, JJones Design Co. 3D rendering by Stuccco.

Embracing the Aged Aesthetic: Vintage Charm in Modern Spaces

In the past year, there's been a growing trend among homeowners seeking to refresh their spaces, not with a brand-new look, but with an aged, character-filled aesthetic. This trend is especially popular among clients living in cookie-cutter homes who wish to downplay the 'brand new' feel and infuse their interiors with charm and uniqueness. It's an effective way to personalize a home and make it stand out in a sea of uniformity. The kitchen in the image above serves as a perfect example of how this design trend brings a distinctive and timeless quality to modern living spaces.

As we've explored the dynamic world of interior design trends, from the resurgence of Mid-Century Modern to the charm of aged aesthetics and the vibrant versatility of wallpapers, it's clear that personalization and unique style are at the forefront of design. Whether you're drawn to the subtle elegance of concealed ceiling fans, the retro allure of the Eames Lounge Chair, or the playful boldness of modern organic elements, there's a wealth of possibilities to create a space that truly reflects your individuality. If you're feeling inspired but unsure where to start, or if you're ready to transform your space with these latest trends and timeless classic designs, I'm here to help. Let's collaborate to make your design vision a reality. Reach out to me here, and together, we'll craft a home that not only follows the trends but sets them. Your dream space awaits!