Herringbone floors and other kitchen trends will be everywhere in 2024

“One of the trends that is making its way into the kitchen is artwork. People are no longer thinking of the kitchen as just a utilitarian place to make food. The kitchen is the heart of the home, so it's interesting, fun, and a place for conversation. I add pieces of art to my kitchen that make it pop.” – Linda Hayslett, LH.Designs

“Warm, organic kitchens have been in fashion for a while now, and their popularity has increased significantly. Exposed beams, light oak cabinetry, antique bronze hardware, and zellige tile backsplashes are just a few examples. Instead of pairing white cabinets with wood cabinets, a combination of light wood and medium to dark wood tones is often used to create a warm, dynamic, and timeless atmosphere. Our Favorites One is a combination of white oak and natural walnut.” – Jennifer Verut, Blythe Interiors

“One of the trends that we think will get a lot of attention in 2024 is metal kitchens. This concept integrates different metals with different sheen (matte, polished, patina). This trend is functional Celebrating the combination of sexuality and aesthetic appeal, they bring a new perspective to kitchen design. By introducing these elements, you can transform an old kitchen into a modern and unique space.” — Adam Hunter adam hunter studio

“Kitchen islands are evolving to be more than just cooking and dining areas. They are becoming dynamic spaces that adapt to the diverse needs and activities of modern lifestyles. Depending on the design, they can further enhance functionality and aesthetics. Sometimes we incorporate multiple islands to create separate zones within the kitchen for different purposes.” Bahar Zaeem, RZ Interiors; National Kitchen & Bath Association

“Beverage centers have emerged as a top item in the kitchen. Beverage centers now include coffee/tea service, water dispensers, under-counter refrigerators, and storage for frozen items such as smoothies, shakes, and acai bowls. ” — Elizabeth Valentina National Kitchen & Bath Association

“We're seeing a lot of interest in 'slim shaker' cabinets, which sit somewhere between flat slab doors and traditional shaker doors. This transitional style features slimmer trim details for a sophisticated look. ” – Philip Consalvo, PJC Architecture

“From the special handles on the monogrammed appliances to the integrated controls on the cabinet surfaces by Wolf, the kitchen has been updated in every detail. Choose a pop of color for contrast, even if you want range controls to match your plumbing choices. If you want, custom options are expanding. If you want, these subtle upgrades will bring character and individuality to rooms in your home that were previously sterile and standardized. Not anymore!” — Brad Ramsey, Brad Ramsey Interiors

“We have observed a noticeable change in preference for natural wood, especially white oak with a rift-cut grain. This choice is gaining popularity in contemporary home design trends, especially when used for cabinetry. It's becoming increasingly popular. White oak's distinct rift-cut grain adds sophistication and a contemporary edge to the overall aesthetic.” — Sima Radfar National Kitchen & Bath Association

“Next year, we expect more statement wallpapers to become mainstream, with bolder patterns and colors becoming the focal point of spaces rather than neutrals. This can be incorporated into a variety of design styles, so This will be an interesting trend across the industry. I love adding statement wallpaper to kitchens. It's a very unexpected design and when paired with classic stainless steel appliances, the bold design stands out. .” — Hilary Matt, Hilary Matt Interior, Sub-Zero, Wolf, Cove