THE MASSIVE 2024 DESIGN SHIFT! (Designer Inside Info)

[@LisaHoltDesign]

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[@BWilliams421]

🎉🎉Absolutely thrilled as fits into the way our home is here in Edinburgh, Scotland.. 🎉🎉

[@marlynnek6449]

But that's YOUR taste

[@kaylynnhuddleston5533]

I just love design. I am here to decorate again. I am here for it. Just moved in a home with tall ceilings and brown Alderwood cabinets. I actually have deep gold walls lol in my bedroom again. Cool tones sofa in dark grey. We are loving this!!

[@kaylynnhuddleston5533]

This is fun. I just bought the Boho McKenzie Childs new pillows in oranges and yellow and charcoal and mixed sofa pillows with geometric colors of the same, its very cozy!! Walls are cream. I never liked the cool trend. I just could not rich it up in tones. Thank you...LISA!!

[@jocelynevaillancourt7573]

Priceless video with good ideas!

[@LisaHoltDesign]

Hiya Everyone!!!! So glad to be finally back!

[@billegbert6262]

Glad to see you are all feeling better!

[@sharonwheatley6020]

Welcome back you gorgeous, beautiful, inspirational, powerful woman!! So happy to watch you teach!! Thank you…

[@sharonwheatley6020]

Ooh. Nice watch band! Is it orange or red??? Love it!

[@lynnpetti3817]

Loved all the images you presented. Really enjoy a richer, textured environment. Motivational. Thanks! Oh, I subscribed.

[@TheSimArchitect]

Happy to have you around, even if the trends aren't great, they're accurate.

[@kimmyz]

So glad that traditional is making a comeback. Cottswold Cottage / Storybook / English Turdo style is definitely my favorite. Thanks Lisa!

[@RD-kz4wr]

none of this is traditional sorry. Traditional was never 70's. Victorian is from late 1800's to early 1900s.

[@sharonwheatley6020]

Lisa every time I see you have a new video I get a little excited!!!! I settle in and get really happy pressing play. Even if you are not discussing my specific issue (micro bathrooms for example) I still watch because it brings me joy!!!

[@paulashulman2740]

Love watching Lisa, so entertaining love her quick and funny style

[@amymullen296]

So much of what we see in design is like stage sets. They're for hotels, design insiders, and rich people who redecorate every year. The rest of us have to treat them like a set of inspirations and just pull out what we can use. I LOVE traditional styles and enjoy the eye candy of new-Victorian and neo-Goth. It's great to see these twists on tradition in my feeds instead of only seeing stripped-down modern styles. But I'm only going to pull out a couple of ideas to apply to my own thrifted English country style decor. Actually living in those spaces would induce a migraine. Thrift stores, hand-me-downs, and FB Marketplace are ALWAYS my first stop when I want to add something to my home. Sustainable AND so much cheaper. Plus old furniture is usually better made than anything except the top-end of new stuff.

[@cindysteffens8065]

In decorating my new home, I've used FB Marketplace for so much. I finally found a wonderful, large, hand pounded brass mirror for over my fireplace. I love being able to repurpose things!

[@LisaHoltDesign]

Wonderful!

[@laurenadams6704]

Found FB Marketplace few weeks ago-Luv it too!

[@gailbradford305]

Cottage core….comfy, cozy, colorful but not over the top. A room that is welcoming.

[@shupp7547]

I'm in style and I don't have to change a thing. I do all these things and use the cottagecore look with island style, love it.

[@salimorton641]

Funny how sustainable is in. I always called it early attic! LOL, and one man's trash is another man's treasure. I have had hand me downs. Cast off furniture my entire adult life. Oh. I left out flea market and garage sale finds. Most needed no make over. Some did. What I could not do, I had carpentry and upholstery done professionally. Which was rare. I am very traditional in style, but love comfy cozy chairs and sofa. I mixed painted wood and stained wood pieces with quilts and lots of throw pillows. Light paint on the walls to show case artwork and family photos.

[@OfftoShambala]

Early attic … lol

[@coastaldiva]

Well I’m all for the soft watery blues and natural materials🩵

[@izziegirl6871]

Yes, a little something for everyone. I love decorating my little nest in a way that is authentic for me.

[@lorraineedmond5921]

These versions of traditional make me literally twitch- gonna have to sit this one out 😂

[@ghadirshahin8667]

😂😂 same!!

[@eyrunsigrunardottir6977]

Colour overload and it´s beautiful! Loved this video 😊

[@sarahbelk-p5f]

Finally everyone’s homes will have some personality and won’t all look the same!

[@CookieZ3353]

Amen!

[@newearthling1111]

Im looking forward to more colour. 😊

[@LisaHoltDesign]

Very soon!

[@robinbirdj743]

Yay for sustainability and locally sourced and repurposed materials. Today I brought home an old sturdy desk with drawers on one side and one where you sit for a sink table. I’ll raise it slightly as it’s 30-1/2” and put a 3 board wood too on it, made from old materials. The new sink is Kohler, enameled cast iron. So excited!

[@lb9031]

sticking with "Grandpa Chic"😊

[@itecblogger]

Oh good, I am finally am in style. I've been doing this "design shift" all my life.

[@snorlund1]

I’d like to see more on organic modern, and transitional styles. Also, English cottage looks interesting! 😊

[@sampuatisamuel9785]

❤❤ Neo Gothic absolutely amazing

[@KathrineJKozachok]

I love the color pallet, some cottage core elements, texture stories and sustainability. I'm in! (as a bonus, I only like the ads that play on your channel) lol

[@LisaHoltDesign]

Yay, thank you!

[@iabbervocium]

Beautiful!! I love everything in this video!

[@user-oz7nw9sq7y]

The granny look is back! Yay

[@ninaalmeida1981]

Love the neo goth ❤

[@Chris-um5ls]

Thanks for your continual optimism! 2024, let's go!

[@LisaHoltDesign]

You bet!

[@sunnyday3539]

So happy to see the return to colors! Cottagecore especially. It looks so welcoming and cozy.

[@LisaHoltDesign]

It really is!

[@harrymyhero]

Thank God none of those are the least bit boring, like cement gray for years....

[@Margaretcs0103]

I’ve always preferred a warm color palette and traditional decor…..I’ll be happy to see how it’s interpreted in Main Street retailers!

[@traceychiang909]

The summary slide at the end is genius!!

[@teagarden874]

Glad to hear that traditional is in again. I've always decorated with a few pieces of furniture passed down to me ( originally from Scotland and Ireland). I guess you'd call it English country. I've got some coordinating patterns going on but not to excess. My walls are painted in warm light neutral colours. I'd say it's a real mix of personal history blended with practical living today. I like to come home to a calm but cozy environment. So happy to hear that sustainability is top of mind too. Old pieces are solid wood and beautifully crafted,not easily found in modern furniture shops. Great video Lisa!

[@peaharrison9071]

In love with this whole channels vibe. Glad I found you!

[@LisaHoltDesign]

Welcome aboard!

[@ludovicleprinceroyal8721]

I'm hearing that Consulate Period (1799 - 1804) is the trend to emulate. Coupled with a Neo Egyptian color pallet and the sparseness of period pieces in the marketplace makes it tough to pull off. Bon Chance!

[@Lylesca]

I love the sustainability trend... ❤

[@heavenlyglamhome3688]

So happy I don't follow trends, most are hideous

[@WorkingwithLexi]

This was so good ❤❤❤

[@mariaflorian5300]

Great video! Love all the new trends and will use your ideas! Thank you!

[@LisaHoltDesign]

Glad you like them!

[@TheSushmaHomeSellingTeam]

Kudos to the visionaries shaping the future aesthetics - it's a visual feast for us all! 🌟 #DesignRevolution #2024Vibes

[@JonathonV]

What happened to design trends when I wasn’t looking? 😩 I’m all about the sustainability, but literally all the other trends are not my style. Frown! Ah well, at least I know how to temporarily style my house when I move … and then I can live the rest of my life bucking all the trends! 😂 Thanks for the video! 💚

[@Nancy-o6p1s]

Decluttering left my rooms emptyish...lived with a couple of months but then was able to feel the room and added back just items to make it work. It is this style and it's me....

[@konablu]

Hey Lisa, I am glad you're back! Thank you for bringing good news about the warmer colors. I am so done with cement gray and their variations. I like some of the colors in the Grand Millennial, the wallpaper and the colors in the Neo-Victorian, and the animal prints. I like that map on the wall that looked like painted pieces. Or maybe those were metal? The piano from the Neo-Gothic pic. The colors are too dark and heavy for me. I would bring in violet.

[@yourconnection9303]

Thanks for another great video Lisa! 💯 I love the natural look with wood, etc. To me, that's timeless. A little color here and there on wall(s) or by accessories is nice too, as opposed to that all beige look.

[@OutSidrQQn]

Hi! Hello! I’m excited for this knowledge you are about to share!!!!

[@LisaHoltDesign]

YAY!! so glad you're here!!!

[@user-iv6ty3cd5i]

Modern will always be my style

[@flowerpower3618]

Kind of so over grey! But all I see is blue. I love green and cottage core but lightly done in an earthy natural English woodsie way. Even-in the garden I prefer cottage to drought

[@carolharrison4199]

Excellent description of trends!

[@jillgaddis3889]

Love that let it "reflect you" attitude. l I am all about feeling cozy and welcoming. Not sure what trend or style I am.

[@Chateautea]

Great to see! Most of my clients burnt out on the Grey's! Csn also utilize warm greys. Wallpapers are in a big comback- Designers have always used them just in 😅smaller proportions. Bringing back layering warmth is what many people desire from their homes.. Scandinavian desigb still popular in my area! fun report Lisa!!

[@LisaHoltDesign]

Thanks for sharing!

[@EverintheRising]

This does my soul good.

[@reneewhittinghill3440]

Thanks for a great video! I love the summary you have been adding to the end of the video. Yea! So glad traditional is back! It's been hard to source materials so I'm looking forward to more choices! I also love a warmer color palette... so cozy ❤ but you can always have the paint 🎨 store mix whatever you would like.

[@Eviepossible]

Thank you, Lisa.

[@jpet71]

I just redecorated my bedroom last month. Pretty sure it's at the center of a cottage core/romantic academia/French farmhouse Venn diagram. It's all blush pink, velvet, linen, brass, and rattan/cane. It's not like me to be quick to decor trends! I just really like trad and feminine decor.

[@ahnie771]

Me too!

[@georgina3358]

Sounds wonderful

[@jeannedd.2709]

This sounds lovely!

[@rachelturner8286]

Great video!

[@lynetteledoux2845]

Grand Millennial + Cottage Core + Forward Traditional = yep, it’s me.

[@susannegiesen2114]

Hey Lisa, glad you are back!!!👍😃 Greetings from Germany 😊

[@deelehey2827]

Love textures

[@sazdoxie4247]

Hi Lisa FYI- Letgo was absorbed/ sold to OfferUp in 2020. It no longer exists in US, as far as I know.

[@LisaHoltDesign]

Oops, thanks for the heads up!

[@kingbee4474]

​@@LisaHoltDesign Hello Lisa! from your experience, can a home built in 1994 (in Canada) have asbestos in the vinyl tiles, glue and vinyl sheet floorings? Thanks!

[@marywiggins7411]

I knew this was coming as the backlash to decades of grey and no patterns. Good. Some of these are a bit over the top, likely these will be adopted in smaller doses. Love wallpaper- bring on the William Morris.

[@lynetteledoux2845]

All that white, gray and taupe for 10 years was like an overlong palate cleanse that is now an empty space for filling up with “YOU” really how your inner being craves to live + rolls with your lifestyle.

[@courtneyweiser7709]

I’m waiting for the Art Deco early 20th century trend to finally hit main stream as the modern twist to the old glam style. But I’m loving the English country estate style that’s big right now.

[@sampuatisamuel9785]

Art Deco influence has been on trend for decades. It's absolutely beautiful

[@louiseyvette2261]

Houses with actual personality!

[@TheDriftwoodlover]

Thanks! Nicely succinct.

[@LisaHoltDesign]

Thanks for watching!

[@barbara31655]

I don't care what they say is "in style" These all look absolutely horrible to me. Too busy, too loud. I prefer to live in a space that is simple and peaceful. This kind of decor style wouldn't allow my brain to rest. In my personal opinion styles and colors go from one extreme to the other simply to try to get people to repurchase and re-do constantly. Again, I'm a believer that if you have a simple pallet with clean lines you can add or subtract the "occasional" small decor to change things up a bit. Otherwise by the time you finish redecorating yet once again you are already obsolete in your styling. Simple will be in style forever.

[@davecahyo]

Being simple in style is your personality. Being busy might be another person's personality. What Lisa and other designers are trying to say is to be yourself. Last year people might be afraid to express themselves since minimalist was going strong for more than a decade. But now you are free to put your personality into whatever design you choose

[@candiceanderson3933]

Pallets are definitely out. Having a simple palette is always elegant.

[@Alexandra-jj2qh]

​@@davecahyoBut we have always been free to decorate in our own preferred style, not forced to follow any trend! If looking for a type of style element that isn't "on trend", can, with patience, find second hand.

[@PostImperfect]

I totally agree about needing a place for rest. And isn't that the beauty of this information? None of this is to my taste, but I love learning about it. And I know there are people for whom this is a delight

[@-susan-sanders101]

@@candiceanderson3933 If this is a pallet vs. pallette joke 🙌🏼

[@freedakaye6720]

Feels like the general theme is nostalgia

[@lizamorning5356]

Lisa: I always love your videos! I share them when I teach my Spanish-speaking students. I got to say, your pronunciation of REPRISE was driving me crazy. I looked it up and two pronunciations are acceptable. My apologies for my thoughts! 😂

[@skyword5508]

Lisa, one word for this video... luv luv luv, luv luv luv

[@melindahouston9292]

Lisa, the paint colors you showed as still in, warm gray "Silhouette AF-655" who makes that paint? Thanks, Melinda

[@LisaHoltDesign]

Ben Moore👍🏻

[@melindahouston9292]

((thank you!!))@@LisaHoltDesign

[@lizamorning5356]

I love Indian textiles!

[@Lisa-dy1fr]

Love the room @ 8:17 😍

[@Tealeafsong]

Many Thanks ! :)

[@LisaHoltDesign]

You're welcome!

[@timthurmeier1779]

Love the comments on global influences! I am striving, as a Canuck in the Yucatan, to combine your globalist ideas with Mayan influences in both house design and decoration. I feel it is important that a house should reflect both where you are and where you come from. You are a person with an origin story in a place with its own origin story, so my thinking is to blend the two is a more harmonious and coherent statement. Very much a newbie to design so this is a long path for me to follow! But your infectious energy, creative intellect and downright pizzaz inspire me! Never change!

[@hannahbeertz1231]

That is not what I was thinking when you first mentioned neoVictorian!

[@dmarie7714]

I waited long enough and my beautiful honey colored walls are back in!!

[@kaymccormick2279]

Love all if this

[@califdad4]

My least favorite indoor color is grey, it just doesn't work with me

[@ellend9739]

I will finely watch you videos again ! Gone with that grey stuff and that pathetic, light furniture, Japan style ! I already love the classic looks and warm and happy tones in my house ! Thank you Lisa for that !

[@gloriagcoronado4217]

Great video! Loved it ! Enjoy watching them all! Happy New year🎉 😊

[@LisaHoltDesign]

Thank you! You too!

[@meghill4537]

Holy Sister Parish! Everything old is new again.

[@firecrystal13]

I’m goth, so I love neo gothic naturally. The grand mileneal is an eyesore 😵‍💫

[@epicmom365]

Love it! ❤

[@LisaHoltDesign]

Glad you like it!

[@carolynwheeler6152]

Lisa I know it is not trendy now but I bought a Spanish home that was decorated farm house 😢. Is there a contemporary Spanish design. Trying not to go over the top like a Mexican restaurant but love Spanish style. Not looking to go hacienda.

[@LisaHoltDesign]

For sure, I've done this style exactly...I can answer questions and help over at my site in my site... dezignspace.com

[@katyasehryn8810]

Grand Millenial Vs Neo-Gothic reminds me of the meme, My Sister And I Are Polar Opposites. 😂 I'm so happy natural materials & sustainability are in style - better for the earth❤

[@nadiacoffey2609]

The first few pictures you showed are what I call “rich people trends.” Nice to use for inspiration but not realistic for most people. The only style I can see people doing realistically is the cottage core one. The paint colors are really good. I painted my whole house two years ago and I already want to repaint several rooms with some of the newer colors. Natural materials are classics and you can’t go wrong. Ive always shopped vintage so I can’t disagree with that.

[@karensattler8896]

You are crazy good amazing stuff

[@LisaHoltDesign]

I appreciate that

[@vinesh7732]

Love your videos❤.. make video about how to decore home as hotel style please

[@ysbyttybedbug]

I feel that the design styles which mix lots of patterns take a great deal of skill to pull off successfully. I do wonder how many people will actually go full-on neo-Victorian etc. Back in the 80’s when this was a bit of a trend in the UK, places like Marks & Spencer would sell ranges of wallpaper, curtains, duvet covers etc in coordinating patterns, presumably for the majority (like me!) that couldn’t do it themselves. Perhaps Lisa could do a video on how to match different patterns.

[@barib.7781]

I’m all for soft neutral & natural styles.

[@rossanna696]

Viva minimalist!!!!

[@randigerber1926]

Dear Lisa, Great enthusiasm, great content as always. Only I checked and REPRISE is definitely pronounced "Re-PREEZ,," (rhymes with "TREES"). Sending this with all respect and affection ... 😄

[@Detroitmamma]

❤😊definitely in2 the neo stuff no no skirted anything

[@EdensApple80]

I love these all ❤

[@RosemarieComtois-qs8ce]

EVERYONE SHOULD PLEASE THEMSELVES. HOME IS WHERE THE HEART IS. DECORATE WITH YOUR HEART AND YOU'LL LOVE YOUR SURROUNDINGS. DECORATE HOW YOU LIVE. YOU EARN THE MONEY. SPEND YOUR MONEY THE WAY YOU WANT , NOT THE WAY OTHERS DECIDE YOU SHOULD SPEND IT.

[@elizabethstump4077]

I'm waiting with baited breath for Art Nouveau to be revived.

[@isabelleskiss]

Me too!💛

[@marylut6077]

Wow, only trends I find appealing are natural wood and travel touches

[@gracegamboa1819]

❤❤❤

[@PostImperfect]

The first few are not at all to my taste, but you have such a way with words ("romanticising the early agrarian life"). I do love a sustainable focus: hopefully it won't be swung out of style by that pendulum of fashion Please write a book about the history of interior design ❤

[@epicnamepwns1242]

How interesting that the trend qualities nearly describe exactly what I have always liked even if the some of the style stories are meh.

[@joellynshort3949]

Cottage core all the way. But I don’t have to look for old pieces having grown up on a farm in a home from 1837 👍

[@robertathompson5684]

I hope I can find a skirted sofa and loveseat

[@kleewolf434]

Sometimes making decisions are hard, so I start with what I know I don't like. That narrows the options down. Surprisingly I don't like anything in this above trends. Now I just need to see what is left to chose from.

[@wandainlouisville6398]

Just didn’t care for any of the 2024 trends at all. Looking forward to seeing 2025 as soon as possible! 😆

[@Bunny-ch2ul]

I think all of the incoming trends are funny because I'm 34 and have been doing a LOT of this since my husband and I bought our house almost ten years ago. I feel like the best way to sum up Millennial taste is, "Nothing that looks like a rental." The white on white on cream on beige on pale gray that we've seen for ages screams, "rental property." When we buy homes we want the opposite of that. The only one of these trends that makes me cringe a little bit is the Global. I adore Global. My grandparents were diplomats. They had global mixed with Danish Modern. I love to shop for stuff when I travel around the world. I love ethnic markets at home. Global is great. Cost Plus World Market/Pier One style global is hideous though. 90s faux African wood carvings are just fugly. "Tribal" printed fabrics that are just mass produced are awful. Global is gorgeous when it's authentic, especially mixed with other styles. If you do Global, you don't have to buy everything on site, but make sure what you're buying is from the place it's supposed to represent. No made in China Biambo masks. No Chinese porcelain made for Anthropologie. No pieces that are designed to look ethnic that aren't really anything traditional anywhere. The point of Global is celebrating local artisans. No mass produced junk. (And really there's no reason for the mass produced junk. A lot of really incredibly well made pieces from around the world are available in boutiques here, and they cost a fraction of what you'd pay for a knockoff at Pottery Barn.)

[@brendashelonko2149]

Sadly, boutiques have mostly vanished from the retail landscape. And they’ve never been exactly cheap. Ebay and its online competitors are where the professional thrift store searchers list the best finds, but we’ve lost the ability to see items in person or to handle them. FB Marketplace is mostly junk in my city.

[@Bunny-ch2ul]

​@@brendashelonko2149 I don't think we've lost the ability to see things in person, it's just a bit more work. Can most of us go downtown and decently furnish a room at a local department store and have the stuff delivered the following day? Not really. Can we make a little more effort to research what things are available within a day's drive and plan accordingly? Absolutely. I feel your pain. I don't do any clothing shopping in state because despite living in a reasonably wealthy New England state, we don't really have many clothing stores that are better than Target or TJ Maxx. (Unless you're counting outdoor gear, and then the sky's the limit.) I honest to god don't remember the last time I bought more than boxer briefs in state. And even then I wasn't happy with the available choices. I plan my shopping trips accordingly though. Aside from occasional orders from Saks, I shop for clothing on vacation and research which brands and designers that country is known for. If I need specific things or a bunch of things, I'll plan a weekend of shopping and throw in a few other activities to make a mini-break of it. There is no reason not to shop for home items the same way, and when we first bought our home we frequently did. Is that process much slower than driving to the closest city and finding something that day? Sure. I don't think that's necessarily a bad thing though. It means I have to be extra thoughtful about what I buy and buy things for the long haul. For most of human history people had to choose between choice and convenience, and as far as in person shopping goes, that's where we are again. Even if you're someone who likes to stay on trend, good decor should last at least 10-15 years. You just need to choose which trends you like when they're still at the Architectural Digest end of the market, not the Target end of the market. You get far more mileage that way. If your style is more classic, you should get 20+ years out of quality pieces. In that lens, making a weekend of picking a couch isn't such a big deal. And when you know you're going to have to travel to buy something no matter what, you almost have more choices since you're not looking for "good enough" in town.

[@juliazierdt3654]

Thank goodness real homes can be lived in again.