Tile Trends 2024
With all the possibilities a new year offers, we look forward to new tile trends, format choices, and color schemes. From neutral and earthy tones to bold pinks, and square tiles in various patterns. Let's explore the nuances, formats, and color trends for 2024 together.
Color drenching
The idea behind color drenching is to create a cohesive interior by sticking to one color palette. Pick up the color of your tiles on other segments in the room, and let the tones together create a symbiosis. Color drenching embraces all or most elements in a room – including walls, ceilings, furniture, and not least the tiles – creating a harmonious and understated impression.
To prevent the room from feeling too monotonous, feel free to include different materials, textures, and subtle variations in shade. Westblom Krasse Arkitektkontor combines glossy blue tiles with a light blue wall paint, achieving a uniform and tactile impression.
Square tiles
Square tiles have a versatility that transcends trends; they offer a timeless design that will remain classic for many generations to come. Whether you prefer a sober stack bond or a classic running bond, square tiles are an excellent choice.
Laying tiles in a stack bond – a straight formation – gives the room a contemporary feel where simplicity speaks for itself. The classic running bond, where each tile is offset by half a tile length, adds an extra dimension and vibrancy to the room. For more inspiration on tile patterns, read our journal article where we explore six timeless ways to lay your tiles.
A pop of color!
Colors play a significant role in interior design and architecture. They have the ability to influence our emotions, our perception of a space, and set the tone for an entire room. A trend for 2024 is the embrace of colors that match your unique personality and style, and that can bring joy and energy to your home. Clad a niche with colorful tiles, choose a vibrant color for your kitchen wall, or lay your tiles in an inspiring pattern with two types of tiles.
