Results: January Promotion--Predictions for 2024 #5. Trend Predictions for 2024, which do you think will come true?
Published on 01/23/2024
Sources: https://www.housebeautiful.com/design-inspiration/g46075697/interior-design-trends-2024/
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We want to know your predictions for the next year on pop culture, food trends and more! We will post 6 surveys each worth 25 points where we will ask you to pick which predictions you think will happen.
If you answer all 6 surveys, you will be entered into a drawing for 10,000 Tellwut points. Surveys will be posted on Tuesdays and Thursdays starting January 9. Surveys are only live for 48 hours.
https://www.today.com/shop/fashion-trends-rcna134713
We want to know your predictions for the next year on pop culture, food trends and more! We will post 6 surveys each worth 25 points where we will ask you to pick which predictions you think will happen.
If you answer all 6 surveys, you will be entered into a drawing for 10,000 Tellwut points. Surveys will be posted on Tuesdays and Thursdays starting January 9. Surveys are only live for 48 hours.
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January Promotion--Predictions for 2024. Trend Predictions for fashion and interior design for 2024, which do you think will come true? Not Applicable
27%
618 votes
Cropped trench coats- You're likely used to seeing trench coats go down to the knee or the ankle, but prediction for 2024 is the cropped version of this popular coat.
16%
363 votes
Skirts/dresses over pants - As Y2K fashion comes back into full swing, some of the more acquired tastes are set to come back, such as the divisive "skirts over pants" look. The 2024 twist is seeing skirts over pants styled in a more sophisticated and structured manner, with workwear-inspired items such as shorter pleated skirts over trousers.
24%
547 votes
Y2K cyber - The cyber aesthetic emerged as a late '90s Japanese subculture born in Harajuku celebrating a bright oncoming futuristic society of information and technology. The style also takes influence from rave culture through baggier stylings and couples it with a retro-futuristic feel.
10%
226 votes
Bows - Bows aren't just for your hair anymore (though you can wear them there, too). They started appearing all over the place last spring, with brands adding them to seemingly everything—from jackets to shoes.
16%
364 votes
Brown Renaissance- "For 2024 we will continue to see interior designs trending out of grays and into browns. Not only will this be seen in fabrics and textiles but also in cabinetry and casegoods," says Next Wave Designer DuVäl.
17%
380 votes
A Pause from Technology - "What I think will be a big turnabout in design for 2024, is that more and more of my clients are actually wanting to return to 'dumb homes' at least that's what I'm calling the opposite of a smart home! Harsh blue lights and bright touchscreens that illuminate when you walk by at night are starting to give way to a love of mechanical controls: old-school buttons, switches that toggle up and down, and simpler toilet washlets!"
18%
403 votes
Bold Colors- Leah Alexander of Beauty is Abundant says this will be the year of investments in vibrant and audacious color choices. "I see the appeal of gray and white kitchens and endless beige bouclé tapering off in favor of vibrance, saturation, and increasingly edgy color combinations," says Alexander.
27%
626 votes
Murals- "You will start to see murals appear in unexpected places such as foyers and stair halls," Andre Hilton of Jordan Hilton Interiors says. "No more boring, neglected stairwells. They deserve just as much attention as any other room in the house.
17%
395 votes
Chartreuse- From the runways to the bedroom, we will be seeing this zesty green hue everywhere in 2024.
10%
231 votes
Personalized Eclectism - According to designer Kerri Pilchik, 2024 will be a year of putting decor with character and stories first. "I think in 2024 we are going to see more highly personalized spaces and rich color palettes," Pilchik shares. "Interiors will be more eclectic as people use antiques and pieces that have been passed down from family alongside new pieces that range from bespoke to CB2."
13%
305 votes
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