2024 Design Trends: What's Your Flooring Style?

As we peer through the looking glass into 2024, we see supercuts from a world of bold, new colorways, organic shapes, and the timeless appeal of matte black details. Now’s the time to start anew and bring these stunning, fresh looks into your living spaces. From dark parquet hardwood installations to soft, natural elements and polished concrete floors, explore the six design trends that are taking over interior design this year.  

Not sure where to start? Lucky for you, our style quiz will guide you through the 2024 design trends to find the perfect flooring to match your lifestyle! 

Moody Drama 

Drawing from past interior design trends such as grandmillenial, art deco, and dark academia, Moody Drama combines a jewel tones with dark textures and rare details to create an eclectic, moody interior. From bold wallpaper to rich velvet upholstery, Moody Drama provides a fresh twist in home décor trends, characterized by its touch of introspection and romance.

If you: 

• Love luxurious color palettes in rich jewel tones—you’ve even pinned that trending emerald green velvet couch to your mood board.

• Can’t get enough of dark, textured countertops in kitchens and bathrooms.

• Are drawn to rare details, like brown leather furnishings, floral wallpaper, and Victorian crown molding.

Then, our flooring recommendations are: 

• A dark hardwood floor installed in a parquet or herringbone style

• A rich, brown carpet with an inspired pattern

Organic Shapes 

In 2024, we'll see a shift in interior design trends away from the bare minimalism of straight lines and towards rounded shapes that add visual interest. The Organic Shapes trend is all about emphasizing natural materials and capitalizing on natural light with large windows, soft edges, textured rugs, and spherical furniture design.

If you: 

• Are a homebody who loves a calming, relaxed atmosphere with soft edges and a natural ambiance.

• Are drawn to the romance of curved archways, shapely furniture, and bouclé upholstery.

• Find yourself looking to establish a unique focal point in every room you enter with curved lighting, area rugs, and artwork.

Then, our flooring recommendations are: 

• A greige eco-friendly carpet in a natural pattern

• A hand-scraped hickory hardwood with high variation

Limewash Industrial

Concrete-Look Luxury Vinyl by Carpet One Floor & Home

Emphasizing a neutral palette with natural materials, the Limewash trend aims to infuse industrial elements with innovative materials such as zellige tiles, raw wood and polished concrete. Limewash itself is a type of finish that achieves a textural veneer through sandstone aggregate. This style blends functional materials that might serve multiple purposes with tranquil aesthetics to emphasize well being. To achieve the Limewash look, incorporate limewash paint, and add texture through organic materials and lush greenery.

If you: 

• Yearn for a soft design style that embraces natural elements like wood, stone, plants, limewash, and sustainable materials.

• Like to emphasize functionality with industrial-grade materials, including brick, tile, and raw wood.

• Aim to create clean and calming spaces by purchasing organic products and opting for sustainable design options.

Then, our flooring recommendations are: 

• A polished concrete-look tile

• A gray-washed hand-scraped white oak

• Raw concrete-look luxury vinyl

• A light white oak hardwood floor  

Old Money 

Animal Print Carpet by Carpet One Floor & Home

The Old Money aesthetic has recently resurfaced with lifestyle trends such as quiet luxury and stealth wealth taking over the design world. This timeless style emphasizes understated elegance with exclusive designer pieces and refined consumption that underscores quality over quantity. For example, you might switch out your old sideboard for a vintage solid oak buffet in the dining room, elevating interiors without compromising the integrity of the design.

If you: 

• Love the vintage aspect of grand-millennial style but wish to fill your space with tastefully chic statement pieces.

• Prefer layering and cozy nook spaces where you can snuggle up with a good book over the airiness of an open-concept layout.

• Place emphasis on quality designer pieces that are one-of-a-kind and maintain their value.

Then, our flooring recommendations are: 

• A dark white oak installed in a herringbone pattern

• A vintage-wash animal-print carpet

Earth Tones 

This year, we'll see a shift away from cooler tones into warm tones with natural shades taking center stage. Earthy tones are all the rage and it's no surprise that many interior designers are using this natural color palette in their latest projects to create warm and inviting spaces. With earthy colors, like rustic brown and clay accented by greens and creamy midnight blues, this palette lends a warm glow to your home.

If you: 

• Are drawn to earthy color palettes, like mauve and caramel browns, with rustic accents of brick and terracotta.

• Like to use wall treatments that showcase texture and dimension paired with organic linens and furnishings.

• Love to add little splashes of organic colorways through lighting, upholstery, and flooring to give your space a warm ambiance.

Then, our flooring recommendations are: 

• A hand-scraped white oak in midtones

• A stone-look tile in terracotta

Return to Noir 

Design by LAURA HAY Photography by GILLIAN JACKSON

Embracing the timeless allure of matte black details, the Return to Noir trend transforms spaces into character-rich sanctuaries with a touch of gothic charm. Imagine rooms adorned with sleek, matte black furniture and fixtures, creating a sense of drama and opulence. Gothic-inspired architectural elements, such as intricate patterns and bold silhouettes, weave a narrative of elegance throughout the space.

If you: 

• Enjoy a main character moment and prefer personalized and character-rich spaces.

• Love rich, black finishes paired with a moody gothic style that give your home a contemporary twist.

• Like to play with vintage details, like sweeping curtains, arched mirrors, marble sculptures, and lavish chandeliers.

Then, our flooring recommendations are: 

• A smooth, dark-red maple hardwood floor

• An elegant, plush-piled black carpet

• A black marble-look luxury vinyl

• A striking black marble-veined multi-geometric wall tile

Found your perfect 2024 interior design trend, but need the floor to match? Start your flooring journey at your local Carpet One Floor & Home where you'll find an extensive catalog of flooring options with expert know-how when it comes to interior design trends. Or, if you're looking for more inspiration, check out our latest issue of Beautiful Design Made Simple to get the latest on interior trends with exclusive interior designer features!