The Spring Home Decor Trends Brightening 2024
Spring is the time of fresh starts, making it the perfect season to transform your interiors. From biophilic design to bohemian style, 2024 spring home decor trends are set to beautifully brighten your home. In this blog, Laura Lambert, Ted Todd marketing brand manager shares her predictions for the coming season.
Biophilic design
Biophilic design is the art of bringing the outdoors inside the home. With flowers in bloom, new leaves on the trees and brighter days, spring is a brilliant time to embrace this new trend.
Biophilic design can be achieved with floral designed furniture and wallpaper, pressed flowers in frames and beautiful wildlife prints. Colours of the season like mossy greens, vibrant yellows and subtle browns can also create a cosy woodland feel. This trend also relies on materials used in the home, such as wood. Our Paperback Herringbone flooring is an ideal option, with each board lightly brushed to reveal the natural grain detail. Find out more: Paperback Herringbone
Pastels
Pastel colours embody the essence of spring, ever popular this time of year. The lack of saturation in these colours makes them feel soft, serene, and soothing – ready to transform any space into an oasis of calm.
Capture this trend by brightening your home with pastels like baby blue, light pink, mint, lemon and lilac. The Pantone Colour of the Year 2024, Peach Fuzz, also falls into this trend, making spring the perfect time of year to adopt it. These colours can be introduced with soft furnishings, which further anchor their calm, comforting effect. Complement this style with our Brindle Herringbone planks, which have a subtle pink tone that matches pastels perfectly. Browse today: Brindle Herringbone
The timeless
The timeless trend will leave a lasting impression on your home this spring. The style can be linked to cottagecore, an aesthetic that encompasses the cosy feel of living close to nature.
In the season of renewal, there is no better time to give vintage pieces a new lease of life. This could mean decorating a wooden cabinet with candlesticks and handmade trinkets or complementing a well-loved leather armchair with a ruffled blanket. Sustainability is a key factor when choosing timeless decor, so ensure to select materials that last. Wood flooring such as our Furrow Plank could be considered, engineered from high quality nature grade FSC-certified European oak. Find out more: Furrow Plank
Maximalism
Maximalism is all about making a statement this spring. This trend uses excess, over the top interior design to create a rich aesthetic. With transformations at the heart of the season, do you dare to freshen up your home with this disruptive style?
Patterns, bold colours, and textures combine to create this unique style. One key attribute of maximalist decor is a gallery wall, which can be decorated with portraits and prints in bright, eye-catching frames. Clashing colours and styles can also be introduced through decor and soft furnishings like built-up scatter cushions. No matter how over the top you go, our Calico Plank flooring serves as a neutral base you need to work from. Learn more: Calico Plank
Bohemian
This trend encompasses the free-spirited instinct within. Bohemian interior design use decor inspired by the world around us to create a space to reflect and relax. This style builds on shabby chic to construct an eclectic feel.
Global influences inspire the bohemian trend, so choose features like Persian-style rugs and Moroccan pouffes. Furniture that is low to the ground is traditionally used to create this style, with rattan chairs and tables a popular selection. Nature is at the heart of bohemian decor, which can be achieved with a variety of houseplants and solutions such as wooden floors. Our Sheringham Plank flooring uses grey-brown tones and black-grained undertones to work in harmony with bohemian patterns. Browse now: Sheringham Plank
Will you be embracing any of these five spring home decor trends? Read more about the biggest styles this year: 2024 Home Interior Design Trends