A rustic kitchen is painted using Little Green's Bombolone paint. A dark wooden table holds several glasses next to an anytique dining chair. Towards the back of the room are two cupboard and countertop which sit below a sash window.

25.10.2023

Interior Colour Trends for 2024

Fresh back from Decorex 2023 we can confirm the trend for rich, cocooning interiors will continue next year, with earthy, nature-inspired colours remaining popular throughout. Find out the all of our colour trend discoveries here.

“Colour is one of the most important aspects of interior design because of the impact it has on our emotions” Emma Hooton, founder Studio Hooton.

An all-over honeyed shade pictured above drenches walls, woodwork and cabinetry to create a warm, comforting glow. Part of the Little Greene Sweet Treats collection and inspired by bomboloni, the signature Italian doughnuts perfect for breakfast or as an afternoon treat, the colour pairs well with complementary neutrals and pops of marine blue or woad.

Interior colour trends for 2024 will also see earthy neutrals pair with more vibrant nature-inspired blues, greens and reds. Eco-friendly paint specialists Lick says: “While grounding earth tones will continue to form the anchor of interior colour palettes in 2024 and beyond, these will be paired with brighter, zestier, more uplifting colours that reflect a new-found energy, optimism and desire to have fun with our interior.” As such, modern colour palettes will encourage us to slow down, connect with nature and embrace new beginnings.

Lick's Beige 02 Paint has been used to paint the Soho Farmhouse which presents an elegeant lightfilled dining room, with 2 chandaliers hanging over a large wooden table, several dark wood wishbone chairs and a red patterned rug. The double french doors behind open out onto a rustic courtyard.

This relaxed zen-like space above takes its cues from the outdoors. Blending outdoor elements with the interior’s organic textures, earthy beiges and warms browns, it has a modern rustic charm reminiscent of country retreats. The taupe walls are part of the Lick X Soho House inspired by Soho House locations. This kitchen captures the upmarket Soho Farmhouse look.

Our colour crush at Studio Hooton is Beige 02 Soho Farmhouse. Supportive and earthy, the warm yellow and grey undertones give this beige a cocooning quality.

A luxurious bathroom with rolltop bath and traditional copper taps is painted in Little Greene Chocolate Colour Paint.

Browns of many shades are making a comeback thanks to their calming and warm qualities. Little Greene’s rich chocolate “Ganache” or “Chocolate Colour” (for an even greater interior design statement) are deeply relaxing, making them the “perfect choice for bedrooms, bathrooms and living rooms, or any space you wish to create a restful and indulgent feel”, says Ruth Motterhead, Creative Director at Little Greene. Complement the shade with soft, warm whites for a traditional feel or add a bright accent for a more dynamic look.

Want to look ahead at what next year’s colour trends will be? Explore them here with our interior colour trends for 2025.


Choosing an on trend paint colour is just one part of making a room a space you truly want to spend time in. If you’re planning a whole house transformation, time and again, Studio Hooton has delivered exquisite interior projects which bring new life to old properties. So, to turn your ideas into reality please contact us to see how we can help with your next project.


Image credits:

Title image: © Little Greene – Bombolone | Image 2 – © Lick – Beige 02 Soho Farmhouse | Image 3: © Little Greene – Chocolate Colour


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