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As 2024 draws to a close, it’s time to reflect on a year that reshaped interior design in bold and unforgettable ways. It was out with minimalism and in with the maximalists, embracing everything from bold stripes, to dark, rich hues, and completely layered spaces with texture galore.
But if you’ve ever looked around your home this year and wondered if you were keeping up with the trends - or even setting them - you’re not alone.
2024 was a playground for letting your creative side shine, with abstract art and colour-blocking prints leading the way. Think striking geometric forms, layered shapes, and high-contrast palettes that added energy and excitement to any room.
These daring designs became popular wall art choices for modern homes, often showcased as oversized statement pieces. They’re such an easy, yet effective way to boost a space with a single statement.
Abstract canvases in vibrant hues like mustard yellow, deep teal, and coral red emerged as hero pieces, letting you redefine your home style with bold intention.
Nature-inspired art never goes out of style, and in 2024, it saw a refreshing resurgence. It encouraged everyone to adopt the calm, comforting vibes of bringing nature-themed pieces into a space.
From tranquil oceanic views to misty mountain landscapes and botanical close-ups, wall art brought the outdoors inside in the most stunning of ways.o boost a space with a single statement.
Australian interiors especially embraced nature’s palette with earthy tones, pairing nature-themed canvases with rustic wooden frames or minimalist white borders for a grounded, organic look.
These frames worked particularly well in luxe or minimalist interiors, where the contrast of rustic and lustre created such an interesting look.
Gallery walls may have found a resurgence as a trend in 2024, but they quickly became a design staple in many homes. Much like the rise in collectables, people love the intimacy of it, where you’re able to combine so many different designs and styles to create a cohesive look.
Aussies particularly loved mixing personal photos, custom typography prints, and modern artwork like abstract pieces to make a meaningful, curated statement. It gave them an opportunity to tell their unique story to visitors at home.
But where will you often find a gallery in the average home? These types of wall displays were particularly popular in living rooms, bedrooms, and home offices. Layering different-sized frames in complementary styles elevated spaces, creating dynamic focal points without feeling over-styled.
Art went digital in 2024, with digital downloads transforming the art-buying experience. Customisable, affordable, and instantly accessible, digital prints allowed for near-limitless design possibilities.
Homeowners could choose pieces tailored to their exact style and personal taste, which took displaying wall art at home to a whole new level. The affordable element was also such a game-changer, making high-quality downloads more attainable.
Paired with sleek, minimalist frames or showcased on gallery-style shelves, digital art brought tech-savvy decor into everyday life.
Wall art certainly stole the spotlight with its powerful presence. Nature-inspired prints, bold abstracts, and textured canvases were must-haves, adding dimension and personality to spaces. Whether making a statement or complementing a room’s theme, wall art became the ultimate design essential.
Cushions turned into works of art themselves. With linen taking centre-stage this year, it’s only normal our linen cushions with sophisticated flange edges from the Darren Palmer range shot to popularity. These premium-quality weave cushions were a big hit, making it easy to layer cushions in varied textures and tones to create inviting, design-forward looks.
Oversized, statement-making rugs grounded rooms with bold patterns and textures. From intricate Moroccan-style designs to abstract, painterly motifs, 2024’s rugs were as functional as they were fashionable, tying room schemes together effortlessly.
Decorative vessels and ornaments elevated home styling with earthy sophistication. Think ceramic vases with organic shapes, and sculptural pieces that added intrigue. These artful touches made homes feel curated, personal, and uniquely expressive.
Looking back, 2024 was a year defined by bold artistic expression, meaningful personalisation, and a deep appreciation for nature-inspired design. It was a season of breaking free from conventional decor rules and creating interiors that felt authentic and emotionally resonant.
As we step into 2025, expect these defining themes to evolve into even more exciting trends.
Ready to explore how 2024’s most popular wall art and design trends are influencing the future? Discover what’s next in interior design with our 2025 interior design trends forecast.