12 Furniture Trends Taking Over in 2024, According to Design Experts

Sometimes, a fresh start begins with establishing a new atmosphere in your home. Swapping old furnishings for new ones can breathe new life into your space. The problem is that choosing thoughtful furniture pieces isn’t as easy as it sounds; it’s important to consider your budget, style, and needs before investing in big changes.

We enlisted professional tastemakers in the home space to help us identify the biggest furniture trends we’ll see in 2024 and how to incorporate them into your home at various budgets. From dazzling statement pieces to classic comforts, these are the latest styles you should pay attention to when upgrading your space.

Shop The 12 Interior Designer-Approved Furniture Trends for 2024

• Threshold Designed by Studio McGee Vernon Ottoman, $130; target.com.
• George Oliver Josalyn 87-Inch Upholstered Sofa, $480 (was $590); wayfair.com.
• Bay Isle Home Set of Two Acelynn 31.5-Inch Sideboard, $295 (was $500); wayfair.com.
• Haotian Wall-Mounted Folding Desk, $70 (was $110); amazon.com.
• Breighton Home Oslo Java Nesting End Tables, $80; target.com.
• Mercer41 Daulton Upholstered Accent Chair, $96 (was $135); wayfair.com.
• Willa Arlo Interiors Ealing Five-Drawer Chest, $370 (was $950); wayfair.com.
• New Pacific Direct Callie Recycled Leather Dining Chair, $204 (was $252); walmart.com.
• Ultimate Premium Products Resin Walnut Side Table, $170; amazon.com.
• Everly Quinn Hourglass Side Table, $240 (was $561); wayfair.com.
• Kelly Clarkson Home Gloria Upholstered Storage Ottoman, from $132 (was $280); wayfair.com.
• Wade Logan Set of Two Berneta 25-Inch Counter Stools, from $178 (was $200); wayfair.com.

Threshold Designed by Studio McGee Vernon Ottoman

If you know you want to change something but are unsure where to start or how bold you want to go, add some midcentury modern flavor into the mix. “Its timeless design principles, characterized by clean lines, organic shapes, and a functional approach, resonate with contemporary aesthetics,” Wendi Stallings, principle of Private Label International, tells Real Simple. 

A piece like this ottoman blends modern construction with traditional velvet upholstery, which can “seamlessly integrate into various design styles, making it versatile and adaptable to different home environments,” she explains. “Simple swaps, such as introducing a sleek coffee table, accent chairs, or a statement lighting fixture, can instantly infuse the space with midcentury charm.”

George Oliver Josalyn 87-Inch Upholstered Sofa

Comfort is vital in any home, and this coming year will emphasize tailored comfort, or a “seamless marriage of elegance and coziness,” according to Stallings. Combine style and relaxation through “furnishings that are proportionate to the room size to ensure a harmonious and tailored look.”

Think thoughtfully styled accents, top-notch upholstery, and streamlined designs that maintain a “welcoming and comfortable ambiance.” That’s what makes this sleek yet plush couch…