TOP 10 Interior Design Trends for 2024!

[@conniewatson6711]

Hello Drew, Im a 71 years young lady, who loves your channel. I have always loved the crafted, curated, and collected home. My style from the time I started my own home, some 50 years ago. So enjoy how you have such a great talent for design. Keep up the great work and I look forward to your next video.

[@OldLadyInFL]

You and I are twinsies! I'm 71 also, and I call my style "Eclectic Cottage."

[@mbp1889]

Nick Lewis just gave you a great and hilarious compliment on his latest Reaction to Other’s Trends video. At his intro, he says “somewhere out there, lone fox is making, like, a sofa, out of out of like 7 teddy bears…” ❤😂

[@rneustel388]

I saw that one, too, and definitely had a lol moment!

[@kgalvin7503]

That was lol for me

[@denaadams6818]

I’m Lone Fox all the way. That was kind of offensive and Nick Lewis is a little bit snobby. I now know Nick has some good sense because he watches Drew. ❤

[@jlammetje]

@@denaadams6818 how is that offensive?

[@sandysmom100]

Love your style drew ! You’re my biggest inspiration on KZbin while we are redecorating . I’m the chief decorator and I’ve been going around for 4 years literally on 100 different decor styles . I just started collecting things we / I love . I don’t know if I can decorate ik just one style . How can I mix styles like Mexican and traditional Spanish decor ? Or English and French ? I love color but not bold I. Your face color that makes my Add go crazy . Lol . Love the colors of Mexican design but love the brown furniture . Can’t stand the trendy painted furniture . I feel like ppl on Facebook MP are ruing beautiful vintage and antiques . I guess I will try to mix a bit of antiques with modern and vintage . I’ve been so behind watching my favorite designers . May I ask where you got your beautiful chin my table from ?

[@Tailwag514]

So glad grey it out! Not that I didn’t like “some” of the grey but OMG, every bedspread, blanket, pillow, towel, sheets, you name it, it was grey! I just wanted to scream, ADD SOME COLOR for goodness sakes.

[@sableann4255]

totally agree, everything looked like Putty

[@debbiegordon7622]

There's a KZbinr creator I watch and she and her husband have a custom built home and everything I mean everything is beige, walls, ceilings, cabinets, furniture just so over beige and about scream get some color in there..she used to use color in there old apartment but since moving color is out .

[@Natalia-pc7fm]

@@debbiegordon7622 Who is this sad beige person?

[@dao8805]

Agree! Grey/gray is so depressing, especially on bleak winter days in the upper Midwest. Color says "alive", gray is the opposite.

[@qianadavis1152]

Even worse when you're renting. I said when I finally get properties of my own I am not making everything gray and I personally like gray as a neutral, but it was gray overload. So tired of it

[@denises9426]

Your rich chocolate brown cabinets didn’t offer a glimpse of the brown trend, it started it! I would never have thought of that color in a kitchen until I saw how beautiful and stunning yours is. You have an eye and a gift for this. You’re so incredibly talented!!! 🥰❤️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

[@susanfindell6154]

I love the idea of adding collections into design, it really personalizes a room.

[@martifinan998]

I love that you are enthusiastically behind DIY. Lots of other youtubers predict that DIY is 'over' (never was out or in - it just 'is'). It's about being creative, individual, resourceful...5 people can DIY one object so differently. I LOVE that you encourage deliberate mental health measures. Also - Peach Fuzz in your soap bubble bathroom, maybe?

[@MarianR1111]

I love the idea of mixing patterns. I had a tour of Abraham Lincoln’s home, and the tour guide talked about how at that time it was not favorable to match things. It was more favorable to have many different patterns and colors in a room. I like it!

[@davidjones9146]

Crafted, curated and collected. I think that’s the biggest trend for 2024. Using the trends you mentioned in your video to create a space that is uniquely yours. At least that’s what I’m striving for this year.

[@majesticsunshine11]

You're always upbeat & have great content! AND NEVER DEMEAN OTHER CREATORS! You're the best!

[@InteriorDesignTrends-f9]

This space is beyond impressive! The way you’ve brought modern elegance together with such a warm, inviting atmosphere is truly masterful. Every design choice feels so intentional and thoughtful. It’s the perfect blend of style and comfort. I’m genuinely inspired by this!

[@karendeakin9628]

My problem is I’m 60 + and I remember it all my brother painted his room brown in 1968😀 So as I’m old I’ve had it all so now I do what I like!

[@g.970]

Exactly. Color trends come and go. Warm colors today will be cool again in 7 years.

[@judyshallstrom415]

60 isn't "old" and age isn't as excuse. Just enjoy. I have accumulatedore year than you have. But never think old

[@flowerpower3618]

Isn’t it freeing!

[@maryseman7019]

Me, too. I'm 69 and MCM looks old-fashioned to me. Been there, done that.

[@rekwa3860]

​@@maryseman7019well I'm 26, and i feel the same way about mcm. Perhaps because I'm from a post-soviet country where the remnants of 60s and 70s furniture are still abundant.

[@kayerin5749]

I'm with you Drew, I am soooo over pillows! They got ridiculous in the end, and as one friend said, "I'm so tired of tossing a ton of pillows off the bed to sleep at night and lifting up the pillows again to make the bed." I also liked the shot you had of brown pillows on a brown sofa, so they almost disappeared. I'm short legged, and like a pillow behind my back on the average sofa, but loading down sofas with pillows so no one has a place to sit, or your room ends up with pillows on the floor. No, I am so over it.

[@vintagechick]

There are eight pillows on my bed. It’s a nightly ritual.

[@verucasalt9182]

Right! My husband told me years ago that. It’s me or the pillows !

[@mishynaofficial]

Functionality>>>>>>trends

[@diyshiitake6733]

I’m so happy you’re still creating content right now! Lol Most channels I follow this is around the time they take like 2-3 weeks off which is amazing and of course y’all amazing creators well deserve and need a break..I don’t mean it that way. But it’s all at the same time of year and I get sad and don’t know what to do with myself lol 😂

[@hereforit2347]

@10:05: I have two silver (pewter?) vases on my mantle that I bought from Target in 2002-2003. They came in different shapes and sizes. I bought three, one taller one and two short roundish ones. The other round one is in my kitchen. I have *never* been a trend follower, I trust my own taste completely. I like to watch how other people are decorating not so much for ideas and inspiration but because I love the art form and enjoy seeing what’s new and what people are doing.

[@juliadisciullo7511]

I love these trends! I especially love that they are sort of anti-trendy, more soulful, timeless feeling, and individual. ❤

[@dorothyspillers1976]

I love your designs. You have done an awesome job with your home, which you have always done no matter where you have lived. Much love and success for 2024❤

[@ronwren1]

I really enjoyed your comments on trends,but what really struck a nerve with me is collections.Whatever you decide to collect,the joy of finding a new piece is a wonderful feeling.And it truely shows your guests who you are.My problem is that I collect so many different things that my home is a bit crowded.I just can't stop myself.Ms.Kondo would have a heart attack.

[@kaitjackson2288]

Same😅

[@dao8805]

Same here. I see collections as a personal choice; Ms. Konda is just laughing all the way from all the $$$ she has collected through her book sales, etc. In the end, she is just one person with an opinion who saw an opportunity to get other people to jump on her bandwagon - so glad to see that some people were not so gullible and stuck with what suits them:)

[@Veronica705]

Hi Ronwen. Ms Kondo admitted recently that since she had children, she's not so interested in decluttering and the Kondo method.

[@JennaMcCallister]

I’m here for patterns, mid-tone browns and handmade because I already style that way lol. I’m okay with silver if it’s antique/patina, but I’ll stick with my antique brass anyways lol. Mixed metals is always fun!

[@SOCO1992]

Love your reddish brown shirt for this video! Your style is impeccable, mixing browns with your other decor and making your home look so serene and welcoming. I also love touches of green to keep everything grounded and in tune with nature. ❤

[@marlenesherman3205]

I love pewter , somewhat tarnished silver and copper together in my kitchen. I enjoy their complementary ways.

[@newsienurse8870]

I appreciate that you are genuine. You design your space with what you love, and are willing to acknowledge that personal design preferences can change and evolve with time. Just decorate with what makes you happy.

[@debibrown5568]

I remember the brown colors popular around 1975 when I was a teenager. We had brown leather furniture and brown shag carpet….my job to rake the carpet after my sister vacuumed 😅 colors always come back but have different names. I love collecting ( thrifting and antiquing ) and curated….not crafting though. I’ve always been an oddball with my house in colors. There’s always been red , but changed the other colors. I inherited some of my grandmother’s things and my moms from traveling the world( Air Force brat here) so my house is British colonial/ West Indies , transitional to incorporate all them and my likes. The things I thrift I love ,but don’t get attached if I find something better to exchange it for. Love your home you’ve created - watching from Lake Wales ,Florida

[@SupernaturalDelight]

Red and brown..how about Mahogany? I love it! Deep browns like espresso and dark cocoa are gorgeous. Collections of singular rando looks like a tidy hoarder..lol. Like the pattern clash in common colors. Happy New Year.

[@joshgray-fv5dd]

This video is a game-changer for anyone looking to spruce up their home! The host breaks down the latest trends with enthusiasm and clarity, making it easy to envision these stylish updates in your own space. From bold colors to unique textures, it's a must-watch for anyone wanting to stay on trend with their interior decor.

[@MicheleWalkerWebb]

Neutral wood tones. Always loved them every where. My heart would sink when a show would rip out all the natural wood and replace with white/grey. It's just what I like.

[@milkweeddreams8828]

Geez, every time I watch you I rearrange my livingroom, THANKS, that was fun...I love the brown, I tend to do more terra cotta rather then reds now that I live in Florida, but never say never, I love change and your style...!

[@chikaturrm]

I absolutely need to know where the armchair at @2:34 is! I love the plaid headboard as well, but the armchair! Wow!

[@libertyblueskyes2564]

I think the best trend is to use a neutral backdrop- natural colors on walls, floor and ceilings- then pop it up with art, objects, textiles. You get away from trends that way and its so easy to change up your mood with just accessories. Also if anybody hates painting walls like I do, its a god send to have neutral walls. Purple wall trim and blue fireplace mantles with yellow walls just don't cut it.

[@sfowler1017]

Neutrals change too though! Beige to taupe to greige to grey to stark white and back to taupe.

[@libertyblueskyes2564]

All colors of neutrals apply

[@eazyinteriorX]

I love this. I would also add soft colors as another trend because it seems like these colors are gaining a lot of momentum. TY for sharing this

[@stevegorkowski3246]

I started making my own crown molding corners using a 3d printer.

[@lindaking2629]

Hey Drew... LOVE your style! Your style so resonates with me. I love to decorate with things that reflect me! You should see my huge art room... it's totally collections I've curated to create and craft one-of-a-kind things. I'm 71 and just getting going to find my groove again. I became and author and book publisher at 50 (and a single mom). Now a grandma, focusing on sharing all things creative with my granddaughters. I am so glad I discovered you. The apartment makeover you shared with your landlord was amazing! Especially that bedroom. Awesome and refreshing and calm!

[@Lelffy]

I think the US is too obsessed with trends. I think it is mostly fueled by a capitalistic need to keep people buying stuff. If you look at Europe, especially the older wealthier houses, they decorate more classic, with furniture, rugs, etc. that are timeless. The idea is for things to be valuable and well built enough to last. The exception to this is the whole IKEA thing, but even that is a style that has not “changed” they way that “trends” do. Just my thoughts. Good style, I think, should be lasting beyond any trend.

[@jekalambert9412]

I think Americans are looking toward Europ given the popularity of English and French styles right now.

[@tomasdiaz4892]

You are right! It is not that people can change the whole house style every year. It is so ridiculous really

[@utopiai-long-for6519]

When you think about it they are all brainwashed into hyper consumerism. Public Holidays etc all over the top -fool and his money are soon parted.

[@retro000]

Defs trend obsessed and to the point of millions copying each other,to be better and just lose any sense of individuality,self expression,and being truly creative

[@LilyBecca]

I agree, but we are The Corporate States of America, so it's to be expected. I do see people turning away from fast fashion and design and starting to look towards more timeless and classic styles that are sustainable. For example, refurbishing old furniture instead of buying new. After decades of cheap crap, In think more and more people are starting to appreciate the quality and craftsmanship of antiques and vintage items. Yes, even those items front he 80s! They can be updated and then you have a unique, well made, custom piece of furniture that will last a lifetime.

[@PellyjellyMom]

Thanks for the ideas and color ideas. I am with you on the throw pillows. They can become very cluttered looking to me. I like a pretty throw or interesting quilt for decorating and relaxing. I also think a wall grouping in good for interest and to show off your personality.

[@thewoodsfamily24]

So with you on the trends come and go! Take these in pieces and turn them into what will work long term :) you’ve set the stage for the brown tones btw 😉

[@lonefox]

Thank you!! ❤

[@YayaBolender]

Finally someone who knows what is Shabby Chic and who talks about it by an appropriate way. Your “Coquette” trend (I didn’t know this “Coquette”name, except for the Coquettes in France on the 18th century) made me think of Rachel Ashwell Shabby Chic right away. The red colors you showed are very nice. And the crown moldings in foam were already existing in France when I moved in my apartment in Paris in the 80’s, very convenient to complete a job or balance other rooms which were originally more naked. I also found interesting your very present ceilings to attract the eyes to them. Nice photos. It is refreshing to watch a video where what is said is true and shows a real form of knowledge. Finally a serious and interesting conversation! I should listen to you regarding the pillows, I have too many and I love them all, what is wrong with me and my pillows?…

[@lzrd8460]

I hate tons of pillows but my sister keeps buying them for me. What I do is to frame ones I really like, give away ones I do not like and use a few that work for my rooms.

[@ashley_jean]

My fiance and I have been saving for 5 years to build our dream home. We have finally found some land and have made many sacrifices to stay focused. We live in the UP of MI and it's our dream to live in the woods. Nothing has come easy but we will make it happen. Love your channel. You did such an amazing job with the kitchen We are big DIY people also and I can appreciate the work that took. So happy for you and your dream house! I am not going to lie, would love a framed TV hehe Have a great day!

[@hereforit2347]

*A LITTLE OFF-TOPIC BUT:* Don’t sleep on discount retailers like Ross, TJ Maxx, Home Goods, and Tuesday Morning. They’re not what they used to be, but every now and then you can still find something really worthwhile. I’ve been focusing on elevating my barware and glassware game. While Christmas shopping with my daughter at Ross, I came across the perfect hand-blown red and white wine glasses and champagne flutes 🥂 by a Czechoslovakian (now the Czech Republic 🇨🇿 and Slovakia 🇸🇰) glassmaker called Bohemia. And for a STEAL! I was prepared to spend much more and I’m so glad I didn’t have to.

[@JB43186]

You’ve done a great job of paying homage to the architecture of your home and adding your personal style to the space. Whether brown is on trend or not, your kitchen will always be 😘

[@julieanngarcia7101]

Yeah.. not liking that peach color either. But, I still like the antique brass; not so much the polished silver. I think you're right on target and I ❤ watching your videos!

[@brendariley8982]

I love love love crown molding so I'm super excited to see it make it's way back again. Thinking colors like red and brown like you said are back, but a burnt Umber too, those darker oranges and lighter oranges. So pretty paired with blues. Love the video.

[@mrdanamay]

Definitely restraint with the throw pillows! Hard to resist, but they definitely get too busy and cheap looking. I am attracted over and over again to white pillows on a white sofa, but when I think about executing that it seems really tough to have the restraint!

[@-gina1114]

I did enjoy this video! Love listening to your thoughts about 2024 trends in interior design. I always learn so much from you. You are a good teacher, one of your many gifts by which you bless others. Thank you so much for making this video, Drew! So happy to learn, too, you got the help you needed back when you shared with all of us how anxiety was affecting your life. You look good and sound happy! Your hair looks great, too!

[@cherimitchell8977]

I’ve personally seen a room where brown paper bags were wadded up then glued to a wall then painted (or stained) and it looked just like a leather wall. It was beautiful!

[@lzrd8460]

I saw that too, many years ago. Not my style but very interesting process.

[@judyradtke3992]

Yes, I remember the walls in one of the Designer Tour of Homes in Texas having the torn paper bags as wallpaper. It was late 1980's.

[@helenwilliams8471]

I enjoy your videos! ❤ I decorate with what I like and hopefully makes our guests feel at home, when visiting. I have found that I rarely feel the need to make big changes. Sometimes I just switch out the placement of small items or add a little something different.

[@futurekron]

Glad to see the Laura Ashley-esque, vintage chic stuff coming back from the 80's and 90's. I love it, and really hated the Magnolia farmhouse trend (very "Decorating Den" as we used to say).

[@ruthblack3676]

When I married in 1977 and did our first (and only) Master Bedroom, I went to Sherwin Williams and bought paint titled "Hershey Bar". With linens and curtains in varying beiges, rattan baskets and many Ferns.

[@MarianneInmarsilia]

What we refer to as trends are also timeless classics. Everything old is new again ! as the old song said. Collecting and curating is the challenging, fun, & thoughtful part.

[@lzrd8460]

I am sooo not a red person but love terra cotta, rusts, browns. Thanks for pointing it out to us that red tones can work for those of us who don’t like red. 👏👏👏👏 BTW, love your shirt. These colors really suit you,Drew.

[@Jen.O]

Red doesn't have to mean "stop sign", terra cotta and rust are part of the 'red' family IMO, same thing goes for the russet brown he was wearing.

[@triciamool8157]

funny, I have reached for silver for years, it has been so refreshing for me to go warm. I am thoroughly enjoying "doing me," instead of them. If it can be pulled off as classic with gold and brass, I go for it, I am just luxuriating in these accents, they're so beautiful. I have a hard time straddling silver, gold, and black so design advice would be so welcome. It is all trail and error here, and when I get it, it sings. Best!

[@lzrd8460]

Oh my goodness, BROWN is coming back. I’ve had such a time over the last years finding brown clothes. Can’t wait to shop next year! 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰 Happy New Year Drew, I’ve been watching you since your ‘crafting’ vids and am just amazed at how much you have grown as a designer and as a wonderful, kind, talented human being. Love your vids dear boy. 👏👏👏👏👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@HenryTambriz]

I loved the practical tips on incorporating unique textures and vintage elements for a timeless yet modern look. The video's easy-to-follow insights make it a go-to for anyone wanting to spruce up their living space.

[@ginacrusco234]

The photos that you selected were just spectacular. I found myself hitting pause frequently to take a longer look.

[@stephanieholderfield2475]

I'm loving the dark plum color... Wow! I'm thinking laundry room or guest room. I love this video. You definitely started a trend, Drew. Your kitchen is amazing.

[@maddieroxx4eva]

I hope you're right about these trends! No shade to anyone who likes the minimalist look, but it was never for me. Homes need colour and personality.

[@dao8805]

Exactly; the minimalist look is a downer.

[@beths9232]

I think you can have lots of color without all the chac-kees. Editing is the best lesson I've learned in recent years.

[@Savvymoon-]

We’re renovating our kitchen and are HEAVILY inspired by your kitchen. Def doing the brown coffee nook situation, might do cream on the others, but will definitely be doing the brick flooring rather than moving our hardwood throughout. I just love your style. Thank you for the inspiration ❤❤❤

[@lavenderclothesline]

I've always loved a room where the aesthetic has an embrace of opposites...a very "masculine" feel ( heavy wood / marble furniture, Iron window mullions etc) with traditional feminine detailed decor , velvets, breezy light curtains , a soft floral plush rug etc..or a feminine room with masculine touches. The browns that are trending are simply gorgeous!

[@susanwoosnam1697]

Layering patterns late 20th century style-Mario Buatta. Sympathetic color flow and proportional scale, even if exaggerated; all a question of what U can live with.

[@lindagray8920]

I display a collection of old outdoor faucets. I put them in a dough bowl & they just look so interesting! So thanks for telling me that it’s okay lol. You need to write a book Drew!

[@gramsthebuilder5388]

That’s how I have always decorated. Whatever catches my eye. It seems everything works together because I like Similar things

[@saracarlson-kringle]

Yeah, the Pantone choice is Peach Fuzz [which almost gives me a headache]...however, Benjamin Moore's choice is Blue Nova, Sherwin-Williams is Upward, BEHR is Cracked Pepper, Dulux is Sweet Embrace, and Valspar is Renew Blue.

[@kaitjackson2288]

Cracked Pepper is very pretty!

[@susanma4899]

01:41 The red wall with the teal desktop is such a beautiful combination. There are so many different shades of red--some I love, some I absolutely hate. My point is, if you're going for red, be careful. I love red and green together--a teal like in the above photo is pretty, also a laquer-colored red with jade green is gorgeous. For me, the red has to be desaturated or even straying into burgundy territory.

[@puplover6265]

I agree about throw pillows. Using too many seems like it causes people to wonder what to do with them when they sit down. I'm still waiting for word art to go away along with totally neutral rooms. I like some color and interest, so bring on the pops of red. Just my opinion of course. Great job and Happy New Year.

[@jennyh.7874]

So much personality. I love it. You guys have done a great job. THE BEST ON KZbin

[@christinallaguno915]

Love your show and like your honesty about your troubles too! Loved your dinning room before with different chairs. Just consider and ask others if these (although pretty) chairs take away from the beauty of the table!!! They may be too chunky!! Just a thought.🤔❤

[@susanma4899]

One thing that interests me, and I think you've touched on it here, is the idea of painting over the white trim in my house. I'm not going to do it in every room, but I want to try it in my kitchen and dining room. I am a little afraid to touch the baseboards, but I'd like to paint the trim around the windows. I need to paint my kitchen cabinets (previous owners painted them w acrylic and it looks pretty bad) and my back door is white--I'd like to use two (analagous) colors, one for the door and another for the trim around the door.

[@kaylynnhuddleston5533]

Thank you. I am so happy to see how to use my brown Alderwood cabinets with marble tops love that. I think starting to pull out here beautiful things and use them!!!! Boomers will love you with art like me as an artist. ITS A beautiful review. Classy and in a new way. Dying to paint my door moody plum.

[@marietalinda]

Totally agree on everything! As a wedding planner I'm seeing a lot of that coquette style, and silver.

[@cd2659]

Yes, I think you touched on lots of trends I have been seeing. The whole Ralph Lauren look is on point right now.

[@wcouch8]

Getting back into your channel after a long break to take care of some things. Wow, you are carrying yourself with a lot of gravitas. So easy to watch and learn. TY and happy 2024 Lone Fox!

[@MeadowDay]

I’m so excited that the trend that dictates your home looks like everyone else’s is over. Your home should be exclusively about what you love and makes you happy [unless your selling, then minimal is the best]

[@melroseface1819]

I bought My house about 2 years ago and painted our bedroom brown straight away and now it’s coming in to trend I’m like 😮 am I trendsetter now?! 💅🏻

[@jeanettecameron7530]

You are quite talented and frankly, humble. Good channel. My daughter and I are going to remodel her smallish bathroom using concretta. Can't wait.

[@leslievalenciano-lopez8887]

I love the idea of Collections and mixing midtone woods with darker toned woods! You are so incredibly talented and so very humble! I really enjoy your channel, everything you do is so beautiful!

[@farmhousefrugally]

Warm mid-tone woods and silver have always been my favorite classic design basics.

[@olive_and_orchard]

HA I just painted my hall bath BM's Fading Twilight, which is a gorgeous red brown! I had no idea until now that the color is on trend. I've been obsessed with it for a couple of years now. I was going for a moody, exotic look. 🖤

[@EmilyTenda]

Love how genuine this feels - keep it up!

[@citygirlphotos.tutonelyles4386]

great ideas. Happy 2024 Drew. I love the brown and red blends. Very cool. Love your shirt. LOL

[@Threefernscr]

Totally in agreement with Drew that , peachy color does not do it for me .

[@sonyasphere]

I have been following you for several years and I just today listened to this post at 75% speed and I enjoyed it 100% more! I think my trouble has been that you speak so quickly and give such a wonderful abundance of information that it was difficult for me to take it all in! This made me think about several international channels that I follow and of their followers. I would assume it would be a difficult task, but you are young and could be up for it (as it may very well enhance your overall and worldwide numbers), but perhaps try to slow it down a bit. I enjoy your posts and your bright enthusiasm, it is part of your charm…I want to always, not just occasionally watch your new posts, but for me I really would like for you to slow it down a bit, please. I’m not being critical, only requesting and suggesting. I would rather watch longer, slower posts of yours than shorter quicker ones any day! I am curious how your other followers feel on this. Many write their ages, many are over 50, people over 50 and non-native English speakers prefer hearing a slower speaking voice. I believe statistically it was in 1983 when the “valley girl” speech became popular, and this was a much quicker paced way of speaking…and started the “speed speak” trend….unfortunately it never died! Thank you for you!

[@charliesandoval9277]

Love your videos, energy, and aesthetics. I am intrigued about your 2024 design trends in this video. Most, if not all, are those I’ve either already incorporated or would like to consider. I’m glad to see since I wouldn’t want to constantly change to stay in pace with “the latest” in an ever changing design world. Thank you and have a great year!

[@namukolosiyumbwa3323]

The oddities/collection wall is something I'm going to use. I love this idea

[@LV-qr8fr]

I have the same brass vase with the rope detail near 4:45 :) kinda neat 🎉

[@pagejohnson2316]

Hi Drew and team, Thanks for updating so many of us on trends! Love love your inspirational DIY curated vibe! Where did the oval dining table and chairs come from at about 12:15 in vlog?

[@janwhite1361]

THE PAIRING OF BROWN & RED GIVES AN ANTIQUE FEEL TO ANY DECOR OR OUTFIT. (PS you're right about throw cushions)

[@bethbartlett5692]

☀️ Happy New Year you little Design Fox! Positive, Thoughts, feelings, expectations, colors, plans, Positive+Positive+Positive, (no neg news). Thoughts are absolutely Creating ... "I am Free to be Me!" (great affirmation) 😘

[@darlaburnett8666]

Drew! Thank you!! For the intro and the fact that you don’t have to change just because the trends are because as you said they come and go I love your honesty now let’s see what you’re gonna show us today. I love the fact that you reiterate that it’s OK not to follow the trend, that it’s OK to do your own style and to incorporate a few of them! I greatly appreciate the fact that you show us so many different ways to do our homes to make them beautiful to make them our own space but you don’t shove or I don’t feel like you were trying to shove your personality into mine and overpower what I like. So I greatly appreciate that. You understand not all of us like the same thing.❤ happy New Year’s and welcome back to 2024

[@lizabethnichols8229]

Good video. As for patterns and colors in drapes, I've been leaning into what is Jake Arnold's style - which is also much of what I love already, only for me this started about 2 years ago. I love limewash, velvets, linens, dark olive, caramel/rust colors...my bedroom is very dark, which is great for sleeping in my case, but hard to see the colors well so I put up cream linen drapes, then I bracketed them on the outer side of windows with rust color linen sheets that I turned into drapes on the sides so more light can enter the room. I moved my bronze velvet drapes into the front bedroom that has much more sunlight and the color is so pretty in there. I couldn't be happier to see warm colors return after all the gloomy, depressing grays. There's a reason to be careful about going overboard on trends. Also, good for you re: designing our houses into our personal homes, what we like and what lets people know who we are. Trend shopping is not a great way to spend money unless there are pieces that fit our styles and we might keep. It's really to make other people money, much like how cosmetics always change and are expensive.

[@debrabell2604]

I always gravitate to medium to dark tones of wood for a warm feel. I have seen many using bold wallpaper I love that look. I think Copper is my favorite metal brass #2. I have always loved the old world and victorian style.

[@gm2mx]

Happy New Year. Thank you for giving your take on the new trends. I love what you have done with your new home. I have so many projects for my own home and am now feeling I have the energy to get some of them done. I have mid-tone wood floors and furniture pieces so now I will be on trend! Blessings for a happy, safe, and healthy year.

[@jmbisme]

You have done a lot to your home in a year. Keep up the good work, it has been a pleasure watching your journey.

[@susanmorris-smith5509]

Yes! My favourite colours are back…. thanks Drew 🙏🎉💕

[@carolinebrown8965]

Keep it classic and add one or two "trend" accessories that aren't expensive. That way you can get rid of them when they're done without regret.

[@amberheywood2603]

Cottage Core the Light/Dark Academia is really showcasing collections, rich colors, and patterns that were missing, at least for me. But I adore vintage linens. Nothing beats Ralph Lauren and Waverley florals of the 80s.

[@maureenmellott5738]

You are absolutely awesome. I adore moving things around.

[@joanjohnson9083]

I always do what I love and it works out well. I love how you always follow you!❤

[@sherisevalentygibb]

OMG!!! He totally showed my silverware! They flashed on the screen at 4:58 ... right before the ad for Better Help. They have a curled up spiral at the bottom and they are very chunky. I actually want to sell them to be honest. They are from pottery barn. I have a full set for 4-6 ...I have to check.

[@madiebree2]

Hi Drew Happy New Year, I went to place an order from your shop and received a message saying your shop is no longer available in the App Store. I’m a longtime subscriber and customer and adore all of your videos and decor. I guess I just got spoiled with your shop being handy in the App Store. I’ll still purchase from your shop on the website. Thank you for being so amazing.

[@RebeccaTreeseed]

I moved to browns in 2023, but added the bronzes and olives instead of reds. Those are colors I have always worn as a dark autum and I love them. I used taupe instead of grays, more subtle and not so cold. I admit I toned the endless grays for sale with taupe. I never liked too many throw pillows, they are a nuisance to me.

[@debbieyates29]

You always have this awesome vision on how you want to create. Not everyone has that talent, but know they love it once completed. Be proud of what you have accomplished, it is amazing!!!!!

[@kelleneellexson1962]

I love the brown trend. And pattern.