2024 embraces history when it comes to decorating ideas for your bedroom. From 1920’s glamour to Mid-Century simple functionality; to, quiet luxury and bringing the outdoors in, this year’s trends are sure to inspire!

Make A Statement – Monochrome Is Back

Dare we say ‘History Repeats Itself’ we don’t think fashions are what Karl Marx was referring to, but it seems to apply to decorating trends and this year Monochrome is back, but let’s be honest it is a timeless classic that can be relied upon always.

Originating back in the 1920s monochrome first featured blocks of black and white or geometric designs so where is it heading in 2024?

In 2024 take a trip back in time to evoke the 1920s glamour of art deco in your bedroom and bathroom. Think chandeliers, think black and white prints, think glass. Don’t use patterns to create this look, just combine block colours throughout the room.

Both black and white lend themselves to numerous styles. This pairing is also perfect when it comes to minimalist Scandinavian styles, where you can mix them both with natural woods and fabrics, like wool. There are reasons why a well-known Swedish furniture superstore always stocks black and white picture frames!

Luckily for Vision Linens, the crisp black and white bedroom scheme is reminiscent of that hotel-like ambiance, and hospitality and hotel rooms are exactly what we excel at!  Whether you want sateen or percale, we have white options at every level of luxury.

Quiet Luxury

Quiet Luxury continues its dominance from last year and remains en vogue for 2024.

Timeless in style and trend, Quiet Luxury is about being opulent and sophisticated without being ostentatious and showy! In the bedroom, this means a simple design executed with the highest quality products. We are talking about high thread counts, sateen sheets and casual throws matched with furniture pieces and mementoes you love regardless of what fits in and what others say!

Want to take Quiet to another level, try ‘Elevated Luxury’ which is simply ‘Quiet’ supersized to include oversized armchairs and furniture and that extra bit of luxe in the layering.

Liddell is the perfect choice for this trend, ‘Quiet Luxury that whispers and doesn’t shout.’ Liddell has been making textiles since 1866 and is synonymous with ultimate luxury being chosen recently as a supplier for the iconic Burj Al Arab, Dubai.

Liddell Egyptian cotton sheets and duvet covers are 400 thread count, pillows and duvets are duck down and accessories are cashmere, mohair and lambswool – the finest of materials.

When elevating luxury, we recommend you supersize your bedding and put a super-king duvet on a king-size bed, the fall and fold of the cotton is so much more voluptuous and elegant.

Bring The Outdoors In

Bringing the outdoors in, in the living room has been a trend for architects and a headache for builders for many years, and now it is moving to the bedroom. If you don’t have a bungalow or a balcony, how exactly can you marry that outdoor feel in your bedroom?

Start with plants. If you have space, create an area that is an indoor plant oasis by layering plants, of varying heights and colours. Potted bamboo is a good place to start for height alongside the classic cheese plant. If space is limited, create a plant wall by attaching your pots to walls, or placing them on a series of shelves to cover the wall with varieties that cascade alongside climbers and succulents. Don’t lose heart if you don’t have floor or wall space, you can always create a feature with hanging plants by attaching hooks and pot holders from the ceiling, spider plants, string of beads, and types of ivy are perfect.

Next use natural materials. Favourites include wood, wicker, stone, and very much on trend at the moment – rattan. You can see rattan incorporated into furnishings currently, including wardrobes and bedside tables.

Choose colours found in nature for your walls, greens, blues, greys, and sand. These will all give a sense of the outdoors or choose wallpapers and décor that depict the outdoors like birds, jungle, trees, or the ocean.

Finally, for a real outdoor feel, satiate your senses by adding an atomiser, candle, or incense to give a floral, shoreline, or woody smell.

However you create your outdoors in the bedroom, remember high-quality white bedding will enhance every choice!