All right, guys! Don’t be surprised if you see less-than-insta-perfect rooms on your feed this year. We’re breaking down a few top design trends of 2024 and which window treatments complement them. 

Statement Colors: Chocolate

Chocolate is your next statement color. Who doesn’t love chocolate? I know I do! We’re shying away from stark whites and grays to tap into warmer aesthetics. The 1970s palette is having a major moment that’s perfect for layering and gives natural warmth vibes. To embrace this trend, we recommend wood or faux wood blinds. Their simple profile is timeless, plus with so many grains and finishes to choose from, there’s always a style that complements your space.

The Return of Blue

If you haven’t noticed, blue is back! Not only has the hue become a popular base for styling, but we’re embracing it more because of its ability to give off tranquil vibes. The good news is it’s pretty easy to incorporate the color into your window treatments. Choose from a variety of cellular shades if insulation is a priority, or layer existing window treatments with our drapery collection and complementing shades. If all else fails, you can go for stylish contrast with our shutter collection.

Cozy Over Minimalism

Yes, quiet luxury has been all the rage, but we think the trend is taking a turn toward cozy. Don’t get us wrong, minimalism is still alive, just with an organic-looking feel. Before you go investing in large pieces, make changes in small doses—kind of like window treatments, you know? We recommend our drapery collection, choosing from light filtering, sheer, and room darkening options that create an even cozier element. When you double up on panels, not only will it create a fuller look, but you can also achieve your preferred lighting goals.

FAQ

• 1. What are the top design trends for 2024?
• Cozy aesthetics, warm colors like chocolate, and the return of blue are among the top trends.
• 2. How can I incorporate these trends into my home?
• Consider updating window treatments with wood blinds, cellular shades, or layered drapery.
• 3. Is minimalism still in style?
• Yes, but it’s evolving into a more organic look, blending with cozy elements.