I am very traditional, purchasing quality pieces and keeping the look fresh with fabrics, art and color. Classic trad never goes “out” and can be adjusted to reflect current styles.
I was a professional interior designer in LA for many years. Although I retired in 2017 and left California I still like to see what's trending currently. I cannot tell you how happy I am to see a movement toward less sterile looking environments, which I never felt were very welcoming. I always encouraged my clients to incorporate some type of large natural element within the space; sometimes they'd take my advice, sometimes they wouldn't. Thank you for this wonderful update.
What I have found is when I get ideas on decorating I have an extremely hard time finding the items I need to bring it all together. About three years later I find that what I envisioned and pulled off is now in style and I find pieces easily. But by then I am off to a new design having problems finding what I need.
Love the hair! God help me, they are HANGING ON to words-on-walls here in the midwest. These ladies WILL NEVER PART WITH THEM. I can't live, laugh, love anymore. CAN'T.
@designchickee thank you for saying buy what you love, express your own personality, don’t overdo on latest trend. So many of us need to hear and embrace that.
Yes! I try for a timeless look. Really don't know what's 'on trend'. I'd sure keep that wicker planter, tho. Very friendly looking, but, I'm a plant hoarder, so what do I know? lol
Normally, I don't strictly adhere to what's in and what's out but I am so glad to see the frigid coldness of the institutional/industrial look go out! Being in a coastal place, I love a tropical look. I never liked the cane look, wicker, yes, but cane no. It looks like you have speakers everywhere. I had to get a new cooktop and dishwasher a couple years ago and had a choice of black, white, or stainless steel. I absolutely hate the look of being in a restaurant kitchen and hope that look disappears soon, and never ever comes back. Stainless steel is a fingerprint magnet and not as easy as one thinks to keep it clean. I absolutely hated my black cooktop and steel dishwasher. It reminds me of the current car color trend of black, white, gray, and maroon. Ugh. Regardless of what colors are trending, I still like the beachy pastels. And good riddance to the sanitized monotone look of all white. The other look I love is the warm colors like terra cotta, and a Spanish feel to a room! When someone walks into my place I want them to be comfortable, welcome, and at ease, not like they are walking into a room straight out of the latest modern architecture magazine. Actually I prefer the colors of 2023 better than what's coming up next year, so I won't be changing much. I enjoyed your video, thanks!
I'm selling my home, saved me thousands not having to repaint all my main walls. Glad to see grays are going out. I have warm color neutral wall paint, keeping that way for the listing. My cabinets are maple with warm colored stain, saved me money there too. Thanks for the video!
I like that you always do a summary. Trends are for fun and to keep life interesting by having something new to talk about. I just get what I like which is more available when it’s trending
No one forces you to adopt the latest trends but they are definitely fun to talk about! Every industry changes... nothing wrong with that. Thank you for your kind words! I love a good recap/summary too! :)
I have always done my own thing when it comes to decorating my home. After all i am the one living in it. 😁 but this was interesting to listen to. I say decorate with what makes you feel good. Use common sense and look to traditional ideals that never go out of style. After all it is your own space and should suit your tastes and likes.
I'm loving the fresh, fun and gorgeous haircut. And I love seeing the weather in the background from your window. I appreciate the way you get to the point without skipping on the details. Looking forward to more informative videos. Please give us a home tour.
I agree with respect to extreme minimalist. I’m a minimalist but I also collect art that cover my walls. I have gray in my bedroom but I add warmth with my art. I also do this in my bathroom.
I never went for caned furniture. It looks cheap, and is a hassle to keep dust-free. The closest I came to that were some wicker baskets that can easily be changed out for a modest price.
I had no idea that caned furniture was a recent design thing. I haven't bought new furniture in years, so I guess I wasn't noticing the trends. Much of my furniture is vintage (such as a Duncan Pyfe dining room table), and I didn't need to redecorate anything. :-) I did notice the greys, were much better than the avocado green and gold and orange of the 70s, but I did grow tired of all.the.grey. Happily, I didn't need to paint anything during the reign of the grey, so I was safe. :-)
It's not new. But like I said in the video, it was being used EVERYWHERE for a while. Nothing is new. We can't reinvent the wheel. But trends can lead us towards new ways of doing old things. That's why I love classic details and furniture. They never go out of style.
SOME "Trends" are space dependent.!!! In a cramped, small, NYC rental apartment you need an all white kitchen, nothing dark especially a studio apt. w/ separate kitchen space. AGREE with that trending GRAY everything ...that was the WORSE!!! PLUS it was fun watching the snowflakes falling outside your window in mid-April
I will ALWAYS love a white kitchen, but I would probably only have it on the cabinets, backslash and trim and possibly counter if a stone or stone look (like marble, white quartz), but I’d probably have a bit of color on the wall and always pops of colors in accessories. Possibly butcher block counter and wood floors.
My cabinets are painted white. As they are in good condition and functional, I decided not to replace them but just to give them a fresh coat of paint. We did new countertops, though, and went with a Grey Silestone which reminds us of soapstone, and a grey-and-white, basketweave tile backsplash. We painted the island a dark Hunter green. I don't know how stylish it is (or is not), but we like it.
I just do my own thing and people love my home. I have always got the same comments that my home is so inviting. This video reminds me of a person I’ve previously worked for his house was so cold. Everything was white and gray even though this was over a $2 million home honestly everything looked cheap.
Many of us simply don't care what's in or out-----or what someone says is in or out. We lead real lives, have jobs, care for family and loved ones, often with serious illnesses, and just don't waste any thoughts on whether our home is outdated or current in style. And, what's in today is out next week........so who cares what you say or tell others to do in decorating their home. Do your own thing, be happy, save money, and enjoy life.
Hi Susan... interior designers help clients create their dream home. They actually pay me for advice because they don't want to waste money. See how that works? So yes... your home should look like your own style. And that may change one day to the next. But that doesn't mean the interior design world is bad or silly or not important. But thanks for watching this trends video even though you don't care about what's going out of style. :)
Every industry wants you to buy more and more often. It's not just interior design. Look at how cars change over time. More features become standard features because they force to you to spend more on the car. That's just how the economy works! It's not a bad thing... improvements can be great. It's just a matter of knowing the difference between what you need versus what you want.
But see, this video takes on the the tone of shaming viewers who cling to a style too long or disapproval of those who do not update big and often. Get ahead of the other channels by discussing inexpensive changes we can make in our rooms without looking “same same.” It’s not up to me to keep the home furnishings or automotive industries afloat. Being smart with money is the only way out of an incoming economic crash. And none of the style channels addresses this.
@@TheAseliason I actually tell you over and over it's your design style that matters. And I give you tips in this video on how to address some of the changes without actually having to spend more money (ie. move things out of the one room). Shaming is a big word.
@@Designchickee If you say so. It seemed you were a bit heavy on the encouragement to stay away from the “On its way out-isms” by updating and redecorating quickly and furiously in a more superior tone. I know you make your money from this. I’m not attacking your work or your need to make a living.I would like to see videos that look at the bigger picture and are not so superficial. Show us one of your own rooms filled with items you love. May the recession/depression bring creative new content ideas. I mean that in the best way.
@@TheAseliason if I have a superior tone it's because I've been an interior designer for 25 years. It's not all about pretty trends and UA-cam videos. I just had a client in a car accident... we're now retrofitting their home to make it more accessible. Design is all about making home feel more like home. Thanks for the comments.
I hope my home IS dated! Most of my furniture is at least 90 years old. Actually made from REAL wood and natural fabrics. Most of my my mom's furniture was about 400 yeats old!
I was so “afraid” you were going to say olive trees are out. I just ordered one…..after having “just” enough $$ for it. Lie to me and tell me they’re still way on trend. LOL😂
We are thinking of doing a slatted wall to one side of our living room in our remodel home. We want it so we can hide a closet door that faces the open living room. Will this be something that will look dated shortly ?
I would loathe being so shallow as to follow the home design or fashion trends. Personally, it seems that people who are so easily influenced cannot find their own style or personality. Traditional never goes out of style.
So people are shallow bc they like to change and keep up with what’s in style? For fun I would guess your views on other things but you already made that clear.
@@Designchickee I’m glad you chimed in and makes me giggle seeing someone talking about being influence easily yet they are watching a channel that is about change haha. I might do a video call with you come summer. I have ideas for my house and furniture from family that will work but figure why not get an experts take. My cousin who is studying interior design at UNT has helped me narrow down ideas lots.
Designers always show such large expensive homes. Most of my friends don’t have homes like these. We are just middle class but love having warm and pretty interiors on a budget.
I live in a small 1 bedroom apartment. Awful tan paint. Very dark fake wood floors, white woodwork, white vertical blinds to floor. Not much I can do. I need to buy new bed linens and try to ignore the tan walls. I have a neutral beige sofa and wood bookcases on one wall and the usual end table, coffee table, and entertainment chest for the TV. Honestly, I am so bored with my home.
Hmm… I used to cane chairs for a living for private customers and antique shops…and I’m hyper alert to any decor that features caning, danish cord, reed, etc…and I have to admit I never saw one piece of caned furniture in the past two years in or on any interior design venue….ever with the trends leaning to reintroducing modern furniture styles that originally featured it quite heavily. How odd…….
My Victorian home is very dated. It is amazingly beautiful with lots of Victorian antiques with a beautiful upstairs parlor and game room. A couple of downstairs rooms are more modern. My parlor and pool table game room took me 5 years to to finish and $20,000 I don’t think I’ll change anything. I even have 1780s Windsor chairs that we still sit on. IKEA stuff won’t last that long. Good luck y’all.
It takes so long to get a Victorian right. And definitely expensive. It’s like once I got it right I just don’t want to change it. The modern rooms no problem. But there is something about the amazing antiques and the opportunity to protect them for the future. Great video by the way.
LOL... well then all of us interior designers are out of a job I guess. Do you realize that most interior designers work with their clients to help them realize what they want their home to look like. We don't dictate what their home should look like. We help them create their own dream home. That's why all my client's homes look different.
So ppl throw out perfectly good stoves? Who ARE these ppl? More money tha sense , as my mom'd say. My washing machine's almost 40 yrs old and works faster and better than what u can buy today. I can lift the lid after a min or 2 of agitating, thus, presoaking whites overnight. I can put a load thru an extra spin if needed. None of these newer machines are worth a hill of beans in my opinion! Obvi, I'm not dictated to by trends. I set my OWN trends. Never been a follower.
Who has money to keep redesigning your house every few years. New paint colors is an easy change but continuing to buy new furniture and throwing out a few year old pieces isn’t sustainable
How about you don't follow the "trend" and just do what is classic? Then you are always in style. Wouldn't say that white kitchens aren't a trend, they have been around ever since people starting cooking, making and storing food indoors. The original lime wash was a way to keep things sterile and visibly clean. This has lasted for centuries and many more to come.
Who gives a hoot ! My home is for my comfort , not money making for others . My house is clean , in good repair and to my liking . No wonder there is so much waste on this planet !
Nothing is more boring than an all WHITE kitchen! My dining chairs are cane backed, but the dining room suite is almost officially an antique and is heavily carved French traditional.
I love how you put all these trends into perspective. Great advice on how to make your decor feel personable, but not outdated.
Thanks so much! 😊
Me too. Keeping my all white kitchen. Next year they’ll be telling everyone to get an all white kitchen.
I am not getting rid of cane chair in my Japandi inspired home.
I am very traditional, purchasing quality pieces and keeping the look fresh with fabrics, art and color. Classic trad never goes “out” and can be adjusted to reflect current styles.
I was a professional interior designer in LA for many years. Although I retired in 2017 and left California I still like to see what's trending currently. I cannot tell you how happy I am to see a movement toward less sterile looking environments, which I never felt were very welcoming. I always encouraged my clients to incorporate some type of large natural element within the space; sometimes they'd take my advice, sometimes they wouldn't. Thank you for this wonderful update.
I am so glad the all white kitchen is going out. Bring back warmth.
Will always love white kitchens, so fresh, light never tire of them
My rule of thumb for decorating……..decorate & surround yourself withwhat you love. ❤
Excellent rule
What I have found is when I get ideas on decorating I have an extremely hard time finding the items I need to bring it all together. About three years later I find that what I envisioned and pulled off is now in style and I find pieces easily. But by then I am off to a new design having problems finding what I need.
You are ahead of the curve! :)
Love the hair! God help me, they are HANGING ON to words-on-walls here in the midwest. These ladies WILL NEVER PART WITH THEM. I can't live, laugh, love anymore. CAN'T.
😂
Sneak the "life is short, lick the bowl " and move it to the bathroom just to mess with them. 😅😂
😂🤣😂
@@bethyeary8995 omg, I'm dead. Lol
@designchickee thank you for saying buy what you love, express your own personality, don’t overdo on latest trend. So many of us need to hear and embrace that.
It's all about adapting and expressing your own style!
Yes! I try for a timeless look. Really don't know what's 'on trend'. I'd sure keep that wicker planter, tho. Very friendly looking, but, I'm a plant hoarder, so what do I know? lol
Normally, I don't strictly adhere to what's in and what's out but I am so glad to see the frigid coldness of the institutional/industrial look go out! Being in a coastal place, I love a tropical look. I never liked the cane look, wicker, yes, but cane no. It looks like you have speakers everywhere. I had to get a new cooktop and dishwasher a couple years ago and had a choice of black, white, or stainless steel. I absolutely hate the look of being in a restaurant kitchen and hope that look disappears soon, and never ever comes back. Stainless steel is a fingerprint magnet and not as easy as one thinks to keep it clean. I absolutely hated my black cooktop and steel dishwasher. It reminds me of the current car color trend of black, white, gray, and maroon. Ugh. Regardless of what colors are trending, I still like the beachy pastels. And good riddance to the sanitized monotone look of all white. The other look I love is the warm colors like terra cotta, and a Spanish feel to a room! When someone walks into my place I want them to be comfortable, welcome, and at ease, not like they are walking into a room straight out of the latest modern architecture magazine. Actually I prefer the colors of 2023 better than what's coming up next year, so I won't be changing much. I enjoyed your video, thanks!
I'm selling my home, saved me thousands not having to repaint all my main walls. Glad to see grays are going out. I have warm color neutral wall paint, keeping that way for the listing. My cabinets are maple with warm colored stain, saved me money there too. Thanks for the video!
Nice work!
I love white kitchens and bathrooms, they look so serene and beautiful. I don't think I'll ever let change my mind.
Just wait a while. They will come back. They always do.
I love warm wood in a kitchen.
I always have all white kitchen,, only the counter is not white and I am more than happy with it ...
I like that you always do a summary. Trends are for fun and to keep life interesting by having something new to talk about. I just get what I like which is more available when it’s trending
No one forces you to adopt the latest trends but they are definitely fun to talk about! Every industry changes... nothing wrong with that. Thank you for your kind words! I love a good recap/summary too! :)
I love your new hair cut! So youthful and fun!
Thank you!!
Loved your advice on spreading out the trends that you love instead of getting rid of them. Great advice for this throw away world that we live in.👍🏻
Glad it was helpful!
I have always done my own thing when it comes to decorating my home. After all i am the one living in it. 😁 but this was interesting to listen to. I say decorate with what makes you feel good. Use common sense and look to traditional ideals that never go out of style. After all it is your own space and should suit your tastes and likes.
So we agree! Thanks for watching. :)
As always, I am thoroughly enjoying this...added bonus..I see snow flurries out your window! Thanks for all your wisdom and warm smiles! John 3:16❤️
You are so welcome!
I'm loving the fresh, fun and gorgeous haircut. And I love seeing the weather in the background from your window. I appreciate the way you get to the point without skipping on the details. Looking forward to more informative videos. Please give us a home tour.
I agree with respect to extreme minimalist. I’m a minimalist but I also collect art that cover my walls. I have gray in my bedroom but I add warmth with my art. I also do this in my bathroom.
Thanks for sharing!! Art makes everything more interesting!
I never went for caned furniture. It looks cheap, and is a hassle to keep dust-free. The closest I came to that were some wicker baskets that can easily be changed out for a modest price.
I hate it too !!
Nice to see you again.
Thanks for the tips. It's about adapting.
You bet! It's all about your own personal style in the end!
I had no idea that caned furniture was a recent design thing. I haven't bought new furniture in years, so I guess I wasn't noticing the trends. Much of my furniture is vintage (such as a Duncan Pyfe dining room table), and I didn't need to redecorate anything. :-) I did notice the greys, were much better than the avocado green and gold and orange of the 70s, but I did grow tired of all.the.grey. Happily, I didn't need to paint anything during the reign of the grey, so I was safe. :-)
It's not new. But like I said in the video, it was being used EVERYWHERE for a while. Nothing is new. We can't reinvent the wheel. But trends can lead us towards new ways of doing old things. That's why I love classic details and furniture. They never go out of style.
So happy that wood is making a come back. Thank you for your tips.
So happy you enjoyed the video! Thanks for watching!
Yes! Great video explaining the trends coming and going and how to pull them into our living spaces.
Oh my goodness, the view out your window took me back home! Enjoyed the video, and I agree with your points.
Awesome! Thank you!
I live with what I LOVE not what others think we should conform to!
Good stuff!
Your advice is so helpful. Thank you!
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching!
Love neutral colors and love your hair❤
SOME "Trends" are space dependent.!!! In a cramped, small, NYC rental apartment you need an all white kitchen, nothing dark especially a studio apt. w/ separate kitchen space.
AGREE with that trending GRAY everything ...that was the WORSE!!! PLUS it was fun watching the snowflakes falling outside your window in mid-April
Yes... fun to WATCH!! Thankfully the snow is gone for a few months now! :)
That minimalist kitchen made me feel like I was caught in a blinding snowstorm. Terrifying!
Love how it began snowing towards end of video 🥹
Spring in Canada! :)
I will ALWAYS love a white kitchen, but I would probably only have it on the cabinets, backslash and trim and possibly counter if a stone or stone look (like marble, white quartz), but I’d probably have a bit of color on the wall and always pops of colors in accessories. Possibly butcher block counter and wood floors.
My cabinets are painted white. As they are in good condition and functional, I decided not to replace them but just to give them a fresh coat of paint. We did new countertops, though, and went with a Grey Silestone which reminds us of soapstone, and a grey-and-white, basketweave tile backsplash. We painted the island a dark Hunter green. I don't know how stylish it is (or is not), but we like it.
And I'm over here having just painted my kitchen black lol
I love black! Thanks for commenting!
I just do my own thing and people love my home. I have always got the same comments that my home is so inviting. This video reminds me of a person I’ve previously worked for his house was so cold. Everything was white and gray even though this was over a $2 million home honestly everything looked cheap.
Many of us simply don't care what's in or out-----or what someone says is in or out. We lead real lives, have jobs, care for family and loved ones, often with serious illnesses, and just don't waste any thoughts on whether our home is outdated or current in style. And, what's in today is out next week........so who cares what you say or tell others to do in decorating their home. Do your own thing, be happy, save money, and enjoy life.
Hi Susan... interior designers help clients create their dream home. They actually pay me for advice because they don't want to waste money. See how that works? So yes... your home should look like your own style. And that may change one day to the next. But that doesn't mean the interior design world is bad or silly or not important. But thanks for watching this trends video even though you don't care about what's going out of style. :)
IMO, those ultra minimalist places wd look just great if they added tons of plants, making it a nice balance/still relaxing.
Definitely!
I just saw your channel. Thank you for the update. May I ask what paint color for walls is now trending?
I would never do white kitchen, so glad I skipped over that. Caning is so 50’s - yuk. And living in the desert, cane & wicker means scorpions to me
LOL! I love how opinionated you are! Just like all my clients. That's why all their homes look different and reflect their own style. :)
Let’s hope one is open rooms. How many people have the time to keep all those rooms looking tidy!
I think we all try to keep rooms tidy. Whether they are open or not. It helps to keep your mind uncluttered too. Thanks for watching.
to each his own
Wow... you got the gist of the video! Congrats! Your home is your home and your own style is imperative in making it your home.
I don’t care about trends. I but what I like.
But you care about watching a video about trends! Thank you for watching!! :)
Thank gosh on all white kitchens. So over that look
Does “current” and “out of date” mean “our industry needs to convince the public they need to spend more and more often”?
Every industry wants you to buy more and more often. It's not just interior design. Look at how cars change over time. More features become standard features because they force to you to spend more on the car. That's just how the economy works! It's not a bad thing... improvements can be great. It's just a matter of knowing the difference between what you need versus what you want.
But see, this video takes on the the tone of shaming viewers who cling to a style too long or disapproval of those who do not update big and often. Get ahead of the other channels by discussing inexpensive changes we can make in our rooms without looking “same same.” It’s not up to me to keep the home furnishings or automotive industries afloat. Being smart with money is the only way out of an incoming economic crash. And none of the style channels addresses this.
@@TheAseliason I actually tell you over and over it's your design style that matters. And I give you tips in this video on how to address some of the changes without actually having to spend more money (ie. move things out of the one room). Shaming is a big word.
@@Designchickee If you say so. It seemed you were a bit heavy on the encouragement to stay away from the “On its way out-isms” by updating and redecorating quickly and furiously in a more superior tone. I know you make your money from this. I’m not attacking your work or your need to make a living.I would like to see videos that look at the bigger picture and are not so superficial. Show us one of your own rooms filled with items you love. May the recession/depression bring creative new content ideas. I mean that in the best way.
@@TheAseliason if I have a superior tone it's because I've been an interior designer for 25 years. It's not all about pretty trends and UA-cam videos. I just had a client in a car accident... we're now retrofitting their home to make it more accessible. Design is all about making home feel more like home. Thanks for the comments.
New subscribers here ❤
Hello 😊
Backsplashes! Someone got rich on telling people they need to spend 1000’s on fancy tiles for a black splash!
Color! Don't be afraid to use color!
I hope my home IS dated! Most of my furniture is at least 90 years old. Actually made from REAL wood and natural fabrics. Most of my my mom's furniture was about 400 yeats old!
I love trends ❤
Me too!
Trends are promoted to get you to buy more stuff. Make your own style. Add things you like as you age.
Yes. And it's ok to buy something that is trendy ONLY if you like it. Obviously... why would you buy something you didn't like? Thanks for watching.
I only like caning on chairs. Caning is to furniture as Leapord prints are to your outfit...1 item only!
I was so “afraid” you were going to say olive trees are out. I just ordered one…..after having “just” enough $$ for it. Lie to me and tell me they’re still way on trend. LOL😂
You're safe, Robin! Enjoy it!
Glad I don't follow trends aside from the occasional inexpensive piece.
We are thinking of doing a slatted wall to one side of our living room in our remodel home. We want it so we can hide a closet door that faces the open living room. Will this be something that will look dated shortly ?
I would loathe being so shallow as to follow the home design or fashion trends. Personally, it seems that people who are so easily influenced cannot find their own style or personality. Traditional never goes out of style.
So people are shallow bc they like to change and keep up with what’s in style? For fun I would guess your views on other things but you already made that clear.
Making your home feel more personal and comfortable to you is never shallow! It's a necessity. That's what makes a home your home.
@@Designchickee I’m glad you chimed in and makes me giggle seeing someone talking about being influence easily yet they are watching a channel that is about change haha. I might do a video call with you come summer. I have ideas for my house and furniture from family that will work but figure why not get an experts take. My cousin who is studying interior design at UNT has helped me narrow down ideas lots.
Designers always show such large expensive homes. Most of my friends don’t have homes like these. We are just middle class but love having warm and pretty interiors on a budget.
When my husband was in real estate we went to model homes. Him for business, me for design ideas and trends.
I love white … and I love white kitchen … my home is dark ..
Great takeaway to relocate too many caned or trendy buys to other rooms...
I live in a small 1 bedroom apartment. Awful tan paint. Very dark fake wood floors, white woodwork, white vertical blinds to floor. Not much I can do. I need to buy new bed linens and try to ignore the tan walls. I have a neutral beige sofa and wood bookcases on one wall and the usual end table, coffee table, and entertainment chest for the TV. Honestly, I am so bored with my home.
Decorators can make you crazy! Buy what you like!
That's what I said in this video! Thanks for watching?! :)
I’m tired of seeing the cool gray palate too
Hmm… I used to cane chairs for a living for private customers and antique shops…and I’m hyper alert to any decor that features caning, danish cord, reed, etc…and I have to admit I never saw one piece of caned furniture in the past two years in or on any interior design venue….ever with the trends leaning to reintroducing modern furniture styles that originally featured it quite heavily. How odd…….
If I even paid attention to this kind of thing, the only trained I would like to see go as the color gray.
Well it sounds like you do pay attention! You watched the video and yes gray is going out! Yay!
new tents with decor?
Agree!
I love gray and have been using it for years. Accessories and texture liven up the area.
Irrelevant filler ends at ~2:05 after which the actual information begins.
Thanks for watching!
White kitchen cabinets are timeless but having every single piece be white in a kitchen is too much.
Ruth here, don't fall into trends!!!!!!
Exactly. Do what you love. That's what I said!
All these rooms still look like hotel rooms where anyone could stay. Why live like that?
My Victorian home is very dated. It is amazingly beautiful with lots of Victorian antiques with a beautiful upstairs parlor and game room. A couple of downstairs rooms are more modern. My parlor and pool table game room took me 5 years to to finish and $20,000 I don’t think I’ll change anything. I even have 1780s Windsor chairs that we still sit on. IKEA stuff won’t last that long. Good luck y’all.
Sounds lovely! My home is Victorian too so I know what it feels like to honour that era. Thanks for watching.
It takes so long to get a Victorian right. And definitely expensive. It’s like once I got it right I just don’t want to change it. The modern rooms no problem. But there is something about the amazing antiques and the opportunity to protect them for the future. Great video by the way.
Easy stop following trends and have what you like not what your told to like ,
That's what I said.
People should feel like decorating their homes any way they want. No one should be telling anyone how to do their own home!
LOL... well then all of us interior designers are out of a job I guess. Do you realize that most interior designers work with their clients to help them realize what they want their home to look like. We don't dictate what their home should look like. We help them create their own dream home. That's why all my client's homes look different.
Yes if trends never changed as we do..we’d still have avocado kitchen appliances 😌
So true!
I like avocado and harvest gold and coppertone appliances. I wish they would make them again.
So ppl throw out perfectly good stoves? Who ARE these ppl? More money tha sense , as my mom'd say. My washing machine's almost 40 yrs old and works faster and better than what u can buy today. I can lift the lid after a min or 2 of agitating, thus, presoaking whites overnight. I can put a load thru an extra spin if needed. None of these newer machines are worth a hill of beans in my opinion! Obvi, I'm not dictated to by trends. I set my OWN trends. Never been a follower.
Oh how I wish I still had a washing machine like yours!! The very best!
And Harvest gold…
I’ll never get this 14 minutes back.
Sending you lots of love anyway. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Most will not like the psychedelic crazy colors. 😜
Or maybe it means we can get some thing we like on clearance...
I dont do trends traditional all the way
Who has money to keep redesigning your house every few years. New paint colors is an easy change but continuing to buy new furniture and throwing out a few year old pieces isn’t sustainable
You can pry my minimalist all white marble kitchen from my cold dead hands 😂
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How about you don't follow the "trend" and just do what is classic? Then you are always in style.
Wouldn't say that white kitchens aren't a trend, they have been around ever since people starting cooking, making and storing food indoors. The original lime wash was a way to keep things sterile and visibly clean. This has lasted for centuries and many more to come.
Who gives a hoot ! My home is for my comfort , not money making for others . My house is clean , in good repair and to my liking . No wonder there is so much waste on this planet !
I'm glad you gave a hoot and watched the video! Thank you. :)
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I hate less is more. I hate boring Square furniture. It's not done till it's overdone!
Nothing is more boring than an all WHITE kitchen! My dining chairs are cane backed, but the dining room suite is almost officially an antique and is heavily carved French traditional.
Ugh...the 'trend' should be whatever makes you feel good in your own home.
This is what I said. Thanks for watching!
I think verticals exterior boards suck the big one.
Looks stupid!
Gray is tomorrow's avacado
Who is the "we" that sets design trends -- among the thousands of designers?
Maybe the thousands of designers? :)
I am so sick of the glam. Glam this, glam that. A few pieces here and there done tastefully is fine.
No, I don't want brown and orange, this looks so granny.
Is farmhouse chic gone yet?
It this video i am going to - 1:39. Good lord, 2 minutes in and she hasn't even said anything of substance
Hi Heather. Just skip ahead. It's easy. So many complaints in the world and this is what you complain about!?
Fashion and trends just commercialism to get you to spend money needlessly. Don't be a sheep.
“we” designers
Yes. More than one of us out there! Thanks for watching and commenting.
Two minutes of intro talking? Too long
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Horrible colors....will never adjust to these non color colors...
Looks boring.
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