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Tash bradley, director of interior design and color psychologist at lick echoes the prediction that earthy neutrals will continue to captivate this year.Designed to create restful and restorative spaces in the home, the new hue takes reference from nature and promotes an organic look.

Designers and industry professionals highlight the top interior design and spring decorating trends they're seeing for spring 2024.The interior distribution is rather like that of series 7000, with a bigger clear area (i.e.Earthy, floral, and natural hues.

Deeply saturated paint colors are the new norm:A fresh, warm hue, the 2024 color of the year is anything but yellow.

Black is the new defining backdrop for home furnishings.Glidden) sunshine yellow's sophisticated older sister, muted yellow is the star of the show this summer.And 2024 cabinet color trends:

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