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Last updated on October 29th, 2024

This season, design is all about harmony. Springtime simplicity flawlessly intermingles with bursts of color, shapes, and textures. Discover styles that spark creativity and inspire serenity as experts from shine a light on five main interior design trends to refresh and energize your home.

Black + Mixed Metals

The days of being ; in today’s home, all metals can live side-by-side. Dark metals in particular, such as black steel, iron, and gunmetal, are among today’s popular trends. They mix well with other metals and can be incorporated into almost any décor whether your style is industrial, contemporary, nautical, modern or rustic.

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Cooking + Color

When it comes to food, everyone’s flavor palate is unique, so why should a kitchen color palette be any different? Vibrant colors like navy, green, plum, and orange, provide a unique and dynamic twist to the monochromatic white and grays which have long reigned supreme in kitchen design. These pops of color can be used sparingly in accessories, or to make a statement as a wall or cabinet color. Much like you would do with your favorite recipe, you can season your style with color to your liking.

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Spring Clean + Simple

Coco Chanel once said, “Before you leave the house, look in the mirror and take at least one thing off.” This minimalistic mindset can also be applied to the home. Consider saying goodbye to excessive and unnecessary elements and features. By stripping a room down to its bare essentials, you create a harmonious space that evokes a sense of serenity, yet still pleases the eye.

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Rich + Earthy Shades

Now is the time to move on from the modern neutral of greige (a color that mixes gray and beige). Say hello to rich, earthy shades of camel, rust, terracotta, tobacco, and brown/black. These natural hues help bring a dash of warmth and coziness into your home through textiles, textures, and patterns.

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Details + Details + Details

“Details make perfection, and perfection is not a detail.” This quote by Leonardo Da Vinci symbolizes the difference between good design and great design. Whether it is custom carpentry, intricate patterns, dramatic light fixtures, arched doorways or custom art, the detail you put into your home engages guests, tells a story, and reflects your true self.

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 contributed to this story. Cook is the founder and president of Mary Cook Associates. Her new book, “The Art of Space: Seven Fundamentals That Guarantee Great Interior Design” demystifies interior design and makes it accessible to everyone and is available on Amazon.com.

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