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Important interior trends for 2024

Whatever your unique style, you’ll want to be in the know about the latest fashion-forward ideas -
and maybe grab some inspiration for your own home design.

Look no further for 2024’s top interior trends:
Fall in love with the gentle warmth of Peach Fuzz.
Add depth and elegance with beautiful Burgundy.
And put comfort and quality at the heart of everything by applying the art of Quiet Luxury.

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Interior trend 1

Peach Fuzz

You know that feeling of cosying up in your favourite blanket? That’s the warm, comforting feeling of Peach Fuzz, colour authority Pantone’s colour of the year 2024. This natural colour nestles between pink, orange and terracotta – just like the colours of the horizon at sunrise and sunset. Instantly inviting in any room, Peach Fuzz creates a happy energy that’s earthy and appealing. Its gentle, velvety hue continues the shift towards warmer tones in interior design that’s been going on for some time (goodbye grey, it was nice knowing you). We see it influencing our homes more and more in coming years, in everything from paint to flooring.

Soothing, calm and nurturing, peachy-pink can be a soft counterpoint in a modern, minimal home, but also complements a retro vibe and looks great with vintage furniture. An all-over peachy paint job would look great in a small bedroom or bathroom, creating a truly peaceful and enveloping feel, while in the living room you could combine Peach Fuzz accessories with whites and neutrals for a smart, laid-back feel, or team it with blues, teals, hot pinks and oranges for a dash of drama. 

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How to combine your vinyl floor with the Peach Fuzz trend

Are you in love with this colour? Use versatile Peach Fuzz with warm wood, natural stone and concrete or shiny metal accents to create a layered interior. You could start with a creamy, limestone or concrete-look vinyl floor as a basis, combined with warm beige tones on the walls and pale woods in your furniture and other floor areas. Alternatively, choose a cooler, more industrial concrete vinyl floor, and the fresh peach colour will really stand out. Combined with oak, Peach Fuzz looks sleek and elegant – why not choose a herringbone vinyl floor for an ultimate timeless, classic look? For extra cachet in your interior, and a soft retro feel, Peach Fuzz makes an excellent mix with contrasting colours. A dark walnut vinyl floor, for example, brings a touch of nostalgia to the interior. And for a feeling of playfulness and optimism, balance Peach Fuzz with an exciting terrazzo vinyl floor.

  • Continues the home decor trend of warm colours in our homes
  • Looks great with both modern and retro styles
  • Use all over in a small bedroom or bathroom for a dreamy feel
  • Combine with blues, teals, pinks and oranges for drama
  • Layer with wood, stone, concrete and metal to create your own look
  • Match your vinyl floor with a design strip, or make it stand out – it’s up to you 
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English Walnut 20896

Brown | Wood

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Fiastra 46534

Pink | Stone

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Lugano 46210

White, Beige | Stone

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Marsh Wood 22326

Brown | Wood

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Interior trend 2

Burgundy

Warm red shades – ranging from deep, rich burgundy to earthy terracotta – are high up on the list of this year’s hottest home decor colour trends. A confident choice, they’ll instantly take your style to the next level. Intense, wine-like burgundy, for example, brings luxury and elegance to any interior, while the authenticity of terracotta is welcoming and nurturing. Warm yet modern, these shades work equally well in a classic or contemporary home, inviting nature and serenity inside.

Used all over, warm reds raise luxe to the max, and while a colour-drenched scheme is undeniably brave, it can also be incredibly cocooning and inviting. The key is to vary the textures to create interest. Think bouclé wool, soft velvet and tactile wood, for example. Introduce a touch of red as an accent, on the other hand, and you have an easygoing sophistication. Use a feature piece such as a rug, side table or cushion and you’re right on trend in an instant. 

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Which vinyl floor looks great with the warm red trend?

Team burgundy, terracotta and other earthy red shades with vinyl floors that have a warm undertone, choosing natural materials such as wood and stone to create a balanced atmosphere. Opt for planks with knots and cracks to complement this natural authenticity. As for style, a herringbone vinyl floor creates that classic/modern look, while a dark vinyl floor offers intense luxury and a geometric pattern provides drama and interest. Complement burgundy and terracotta with rich, dark oak for a moody interior that’s romantic and cosy or, to intensify the colours in a room, combine burgundy walls with a terracotta-coloured floor – a bold but harmonious combination that gives a fresh and earthy character.

  • These deep, rich shades are confident and inviting
  • Use them in classic or contemporary homes
  • Drench your interior in all-over reds for a cocooning feel
  • Add a red accent for instant sophistication
  • Combine with geometric patterns for drama
  • Choose a gold design strip for a luxurious look, or a black strip for a modern cachet
Moduleo LayRed

Country Oak 54991

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Classic Oak 24228

Beige | Wood

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Galway Oak 87269

Beige, Brown | Wood

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Galway Oak 87372

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Interior trend 3

Quiet luxury

When your home is your sanctuary, you want it to welcome you in at the end of a long day to help you feel calm, relaxed and happy. Embrace the quiet luxury trend and that’s what you get. This is a no ‘look at me’ style. Instead, its hallmarks are simplicity, attention to detail, craftsmanship and quality. Think subtle, not showy; made to last, not fast fashion. To foster inner tranquility, comfort and well-being, quiet luxury radiates depth, authenticity and personality.

This trend focuses on timeless, high-quality design that has a minimal aesthetic yet is warmly appealing. Each space is well thought out, balanced and cohesive. Not too cluttered and not too sparse. Furniture is built to last, and every detail – from light switches to flooring – is carefully considered. Look for clean lines, simple shapes and premium materials, in a co-ordinated range of muted colours, neutral tones and natural textures, with sustainability just as important as good looks.

Light, both natural and artificial, is an important contributor to the feeling of serene luxury. The way the light falls across the floor will affect its appearance, and you can choose how you lay the pattern, creating an abstract yet personal look. 

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Choose the perfect vinyl floor for the Quiet Luxury look

A vinyl floor is the ideal basis for this look, literally quiet and with a warmth and softness that’s both luxurious and comfortable. Opt for muted colours and minimal aesthetic. A tactile wood grain or refined, natural stone look introduces a natural element while emphasising authenticity and understated quality. Herringbone fits right in with this style, while the rich tones of sandstone, the subtle veining of marble or the elegance of a modern concrete effect perfectly complement a muted colour palette of white, grey, beige and taupe. A marble-look vinyl floor, in particular, stands for timeless luxury and can easily be combined with other materials – especially wood, to create a warm appearance that suits the quiet luxury trend so well.

  • A subtle trend that’s all about simplicity, craftsmanship and quality
  • Pay attention to every detail, from light switches to the direction of the floor pattern
  • Opt for muted colours - white, grey, beige and taupe
  • Wood, stone, marble and concrete are all a great fit
  • Use a design strip between marble and wood vinyl floors to add a personal touch
  • This looks stands for sustainable material choices. Prioritise a high-quality, long-lasting vinyl floor 
Moduleo LayRed

Nublo 46231

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Nublo 46941

Grey | Stone

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York Stone 46112

White | Stone

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Laurel Oak 51230

Beige | Wood

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