Trends in design can vary from year to year and often reflect cultural, technological, and environmental changes

Emanuel Giovanetti 7.1.2025 @2024 Giovanetti Home SA

Here are some of the most important trends in current design, ranging from architecture to interiors and product design:

1. Sustainability: There is a growing focus on eco-friendly materials and sustainable building practices. Designers are using recycled materials, sustainably sourced wood, and practices that reduce environmental impact.
2. Minimalism: Minimalist design continues to be popular, characterized by clean lines, open spaces, and a minimization of decorative objects. The goal is to create environments that are functional and clutter-free.
3. Biophilic design: This trend aims to connect interior spaces with nature by incorporating natural elements such as plants, natural light and organic materials to enhance the well-being of occupants.
4. Bold color and texture: In interiors, there is a return to bolder colors and interesting textures. Designers are experimenting with bold hues, unexpected color combinations, and materials such as velvet and brushed metal.
5. Smart home: The integration of technology into homes is on the rise, with home automation systems allowing control of lights, security, temperature, and entertainment via smartphones or voice assistants.
6. Multifunctional Spaces: With the increase in remote work, living spaces are transforming into multifunctional environments, where spaces are designed to accommodate different activities, such as work, relaxation, and entertainment.
7. Vintage and retro style: Some designers are rediscovering vintage and retro design elements, integrating iconic pieces from the past into modern settings to create an eclectic and fascinating mix.
8. Natural materials: The use of materials such as stone, wood, and cotton is increasing as people seek a more authentic and tangible connection to the environments in which they live.
9. Inclusive design: There is an increased focus on design that takes into account the needs of all people, including those with disabilities, to create spaces that are accessible and usable by all.
10. Experimental Design: Some designers are pushing the traditional boundaries of design, using modern technologies such as 3D printing and innovative materials to create bold and unique works.
11. Eclectic styles: Combining different styles and cultures in interior design is becoming increasingly popular, allowing owners to express their personalities through mixes of colors, shapes and materials.
12. Return to comfort: There is a focus on creating spaces that are not only aesthetically pleasing, but also cozy and comfortable, emphasizing the use of soft furniture and comfort.

These trends offer insight into how design is evolving, responding to people’s contemporary needs and desires.