If there's one thing you can count on with home decor trends, it's change. Styles evolve, colors come and go, and specific materials become wildly popular before becoming passé. In 2024, home decor trends will continue this cycle. But when it comes to flooring, change tends to happen less often. So whether you're updating a few accessories or remodeling your entire home, consider what trends suit you best and how they'll work with your new or current floors. Let's take a look at some of today's interior trends.

Modern Style and Flooring Trends

Like most modern interiors, these home decor styles incorporate clean lines and functional aesthetics.

Scandinavian Style is focused on simplicity and functionality. It relies on clean lines, lots of light, and neutral, monochromatic tones. Far from cold, however, the Scandi aesthetic prioritizes cozy comfort and ease of living. Scandinavian style often features floors in light laminate or wood planks such as oak, or luxury vinyl plank for a natural wood look with enhanced performance.

Mid-Century Modern is defined by sleek lines and organic shapes. Colors range from the pastels of the 1940s to the earthier tones of the '60s. Mid-century style often mixes wood with other materials like metal and glass, and fabrics like wool or velvet. In addition to wood or laminate, compatible flooring styles include terrazzo, concrete, cork, and luxury vinyl tile.

Casual Style and Flooring Trends

These casual design styles create a comfortable environment that seems effortlessly chic.

California Casual home decor embraces light, soft colors and neutrals, and natural elements. It's both cozy and effortless, incorporating natural finishes, coastal textures, and rustic accents while mixing warm and cool tones. Light walls and plentiful natural light, juxtaposed with wide-plank flooring, set the perfect California casual scene.

Global Design calls on eclectic colors, textures, and patterns that represent locales around the world. Global style takes an unstructured approach and openly embraces color. Bright, jewel-toned fabric is right at home next to neutral, organic wicker. Almost any flooring, from patterned tile to woven rugs, can pair well with this no-rules aesthetic.

Classic Style and Flooring Trends

Time after time, classic interior styles like these prove themselves to be tried and true.

English Countryside is a can't-miss, classic interior style defined by plush comfort, maximalist floral prints, and freeform, layered decor. True to its name, it's intended to evoke the romantic style of an old English country cottage. The English countryside look works well with wood or laminate plank or ceramic tile floors, often adorned with patterned area rugs.

Transitional Style marries traditional and contemporary design. Clean lines with neutral palettes create serenity, while accent pieces provide color. This popular style is both timeless and chic. Ground your transitional space in earth-toned carpet, wood, luxury vinyl plank, or luxury vinyl tile. Try a herringbone pattern — one of the most enduringly popular flooring trends — for a distinctive, luxurious touch.

Do any of these 2024 decor and flooring trends strike your fancy? Perhaps a combination of more than one? Whichever styles resonate with you, Mohawk has the flooring that fits. Explore more design trends and find complementary Mohawk flooring. You can even order samples to help you decide. Most of all, have fun creating spaces that are both on-trend and authentically you.