Interior Design Trends for 2024: Vinyl Wrapping Edition

Understated Luxury

2023 brought us the rise of understated opulence, a trend that combines luxury with subtlety, and it’s set to become even more popular in 2024. This trend is all about embracing luxury that doesn’t shout for attention but more whispers of elegance. It’s about the gentle, calming vibe that emerged with the use of natural materials, all whilst bringing a flair of sophistication.

 

Imagine walking into a room that feels both luxurious and soothing at the same time. That’s what understated opulence is about. It’s characterised by a carefully curated visual that’s not overly flashy but still exudes a sense of grandeur.

 

Now, let’s talk about how interior vinyl wrapping fits into this trend. Vinyl wrapping offers an ingenious way to add that touch of luxury to your space without overwhelming it. For instance, consider your doors and ironmongery – these are often overlooked areas in interior design.

Vinyl wrapping allows for designs and textures that can mimic more expensive materials, providing an affordable yet luxe upgrade. It’s perfect for adding those fine details – think a vinyl wrap with a soft metallic sheen or a delicate pattern that catches the light just right. The beauty of vinyl wrapping lies in its versatility and ability to transform a space subtly yet impactfully.

 

Natural materials

The allure of nature in interior design looks set to grow stronger this year, reflecting a continued interest in sustainability and the natural world. The desire to infuse spaces with a touch of the outdoors is more than a trend, it’s a movement towards creating a more harmonious environment.

One of the most evident expressions of this trend is the use of natural materials in elements like doors, flooring, and furniture. There’s an increasing preference for sustainable natural veneers, which allows us to enjoy the beauty of wood in a more eco-friendly way. The range of options is vast, offering a variety of textures and shades that can add warmth and character to any space.

The colour palette of this trend is rooted in nature. Earthy tones and the richness of natural browns found in timber create a serene and grounding atmosphere. Organic shapes and materials like stone, paired with ample natural light, can transform a space into a tranquil haven, promoting a sense of well-being and connection to nature.

So, how does vinyl wrapping play into this trend? Vinyl wrapping can be a fantastic tool to complement natural materials, especially in areas where using real wood might not be feasible or cost-effective. Modern vinyl wraps can mimic the look and texture of natural wood so closely that it becomes difficult to tell them apart from the real thing. Whether it’s wrapping a feature wall, doors, or more specific items such as reception desks, vinyl wraps can enhance the natural aesthetic while being practical, durable, and easy to maintain.

 

Bold Colours

The interior design landscape is witnessing a shift from neutral palettes to the vibrancy of bold hues and rich, saturated colours. This transition give us a move towards more energised and expressive interiors (will we finally wave goodbye to those grey palettes?).

 

A standout in this trend is the colour of the year, peach. This delicate shade, nestled between pink and orange, isn’t just visually appealing; it carries a deeper significance.  Its soft tone brings a gentle warmth to any space, making it a stylish choice.

 

However, the trend isn’t limited to lighter shades. Interior specialists have observed that dark brown is among the top three colours, complemented by various shades of yellow and light brown. These colours add a touch of drama and depth to a space.

 

In the realm of door finishes, there’s a growing preference for Black Oak. This choice is currently very popular among our clients, indicative of a broader inclination towards richer tones. These dark finishes contribute to the overall character of a space, making a statement while maintaining an air of sophistication.

 

Vinyl wrapping, once again, can play a crucial role in this trend. It offers an easy and cost-effective way to incorporate these striking colours and rich wood finishes into your  design. Whether it’s wrapping a door in Black Oak architectural film or covering a piece of furniture, vinyl wraps allow for significant visual impact without the need for extensive refurbishment.

 

Modern Maximalism

And finally… maximalism is taking centre stage in 2024, offering a rich tapestry of darker tones, eye-catching prints, and strategic accent lighting. This trend is a celebration of boldness, a declaration of individuality through interior design. It’s about making each element of a space speak with confidence and style.

 

Maximalism is characterised by its fearless use of rich colours, contrasting tones, and luxurious metal finishes. It’s a deliberate move away from minimalism’s understated simplicity, embracing instead a more is more philosophy. This trend encourages homeowners to express their personalities through their decor choices, creating spaces that are as unique as they are.

 

Statement doors are a key component of this trend. Door handles, too, are not left behind. Bold door handle designs in sumptuous finishes can transform doors into standout features, adding to the maximalist impact. It’s about finding beauty and art in every detail, no matter how small.

 

Vinyl wraps can be used to mimic these luxurious finishes and bold patterns, offering an affordable and flexible way to embrace the trend. Whether it’s wrapping a door to give it a metallic look or using vinyl with bold prints to create an accent wall, the options are limitless.

 

If you want to achieve some of the looks we’ve discussed today, but want to avoid costly refits and long lead times, contact us today on this email: hello@fusion-surfaces.co.uk

Rosie Christie

Co-Founder

Older than the rest of the team, but not necessarily wiser as she’d like to think. There’s not an activity under the sun that she’s not been willing to have a go at, resulting in a mediocre ukulele player, part-time blogger, one-time skydiver and an unfinished sitcom script. There’s no room for shades of grey in this half of the partnership; everything comes down to looking after people who are important.

Organising tradesmen is not a task for the fainthearted. But recruiting the right tradesmen, ones who align with our values and are highly skilled at what they do makes for a much more harmonious project management process. Rosie’s role begins with a meeting to discuss your requirements, providing you with a quotation and carries through to the on-site management of your project.

Jade Mitchell

Co-Founder

She’s the only Southerner on the team, but we try not to hold it against her too much. If anything, we’ve enjoyed introducing Jade to a vast number of pie shops now she’s a Northern resident. Standing at a phenomenal 5’2”, she is living proof that big things come in small packages; a mix of infectious enthusiasm, laughter, loyalty, authority and uncanny Theresa May impressions.

Communicating with our clients is Jade’s forte. Being highly organised and placing customer satisfaction at the forefront of everything she does means that from enquiry to completion, your queries will be dealt with efficiently. For an in depth knowledge of the material specification of our interior film, Jade is your woman. She will put your mind at rest that not only do we install this product, but we make sure that is the most suitable for your needs.