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Pinterest Home Trends for Fall 2024 – Forbes Home

Pinterest Home Trends for Fall 2024 – Forbes Home

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Of course, this Pinterest Fall 2024 report wasn’t just about home trends. And if you’re looking for a little more home inspiration, there’s plenty to be found in the fashion, cooking, and art categories.

One trend category that caught our attention in fashion was patterns, and particularly combining them. We’ve seen many designers mix and match patterns, but we know it can be a little intimidating to do the same at home. Luckily, with a little planning, this practice can really elevate your space.

“When trying to mix patterns, think about the density of the patterns and the saturation of the base colors used,” says Palmer Weiss, principal of Palmer Weiss Interior Design. “These need to complement each other, not look the same. If your wallpaper has a light base color and a large, open pattern, a darker, more saturated pattern will complement it well. For example, Robert Kime’s paisley pattern on the chair (pictured above) picks up some of the richer colors in the Brunschwig wallpaper and provides a nice contrast to the predominantly white background.”

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Pinterest found in its fall trends report that users were generally looking for bolder, more fun designs and trends, which resonated well with the designers we spoke with. Many of them noted the ongoing trend toward bold designs and warm colors in homes, something we can expect to continue. Weiss notes that homeowners shouldn’t shy away from digging deeper, especially as fall approaches.

“I’ve noticed a growing acceptance of more saturated colors in homes,” says Weiss. “There’s a realization that using darker colors doesn’t necessarily create a dark or sad home. Bold colors add depth, are extremely practical, and can be warm and inviting in any location. Against a backdrop of white color, they’re suitable for a home in any sunny location.”

If your style is a little brighter, Sarah Jefferys, principal of Sarah Jefferys Architecture + Interiors, points out that while bright hues like orange, red and yellow work well in any room, they work particularly well as kitchen splashbacks, lighting fixtures and other eye-catching accents. If you’ve been looking for a sign to brighten up your home, bringing in a bit of sunshine while the rest of the world gets a little cooler could be just the thing.

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