7 Furniture Trends That Will Make You Want to Redecorate in 2024

From small accent chairs nestled into cozy bedroom nooks to oversized sofas that make a grand statement, new furniture can instantly re-energize your home—or help you keep your interior fresh without taking on an expensive renovation. And whether you’ve already landed on a defined home style or are just starting to make some headway with the aesthetic of your space, there is likely a corresponding furniture trend to help take the guesswork out of your decision-making process.

If you are toying with the idea of a new piece or are all-in on redecorating in 2024, take note of the furniture trends of the year before you start shopping.

British-Influenced Pieces

It’s not quite the British Invasion reminiscent of the mid-60s, but design influence from the U.K. has hopped across the pond recently. “We’re seeing a trend in clients loving English influence,” says Michelle Gage, founder and creative director of Michelle Gage Interior Design. “It’s been brewing for a while, but has amped up lately—in fabric, wallpaper, and the inclusion of antiques.”

To incorporate this trend, consider upholstering tufted chairs in a floral English countryside print, or scoping out English antique wood furniture like Queen Anne-style side tables or Hepplewhite-style sideboards.

Curved Sofas, Chairs, and Tables

When asked about the future of furniture in 2024, every interior design expert we spoke to agreed that curved pieces are dominating. This is a nod to both the re-emergence of ’60s and ’70s influence and an uptick in the organic shapes making their way into our homes. “From the resurgence of fully curved sofas to more subtle details like rounded or sloped chair arms, chair backs, and tables, rounded shapes soften a space and create flow,” says Christine Kobervig Munger, an interior design expert and the vice president of merchandising at Fernish. “Curved shapes are also very versatile because precise dimensions are less important than scale.”

The simplest way to incorporate this trend into your space is with a coffee or accent table. If you are feeling more adventurous, swap your coffee table for a beautiful bench with curved lines. Another option is a curved accent chair—or, if your space allows, consider a large-scale sofa that anchors a gathering space.

Brown Tones

Along with mid-century-inspired curved furniture, the brown tones of this period are also poised to make a major comeback in 2024. This natural color—particularly its darker varieties—creates a sense of earthy stability, says Claire Druga, an interior designer based in New York City. Classic Chesterfield or modern modular sofas in rich mocha are particularly hot right now. “[These pieces] anchor a space with depth and presence and have a very neutral, calming effect,” says Druga.

You can also choose pieces that skew more masculine or glam depending on your preferred aesthetic—but keep balance…