I forgot to mention cane when I was talking about natural the materials trend. It's still going strong and you can see it in several photos! What trends are you looking for in furniture or decor? Are you buying for yourself or to sell?
Thank you for the video. I took pics of everything. Sorry my comment is very long but I am in a dilemma. I have furniture from 1996 and my whole livingroom was earth tones...but I've had it so long I'm tired of it. Problem is it's back in style. I have a 2 seater Sklar Pepplar sage green suede sofa and matching loveseat in excellent shape. I hate the puffy backs. The sun has turned it more green than sage. A humungus mexican pine coffee table with handmade black wrought iron curvy legs which I love. The wax has gone yellow and its banged up on the top so I'm in the process of sanding it to bare wood but not sure if I should stain it dark or leave it light since the wicker table is very dark brown. I want to get rid of the square end tables even though they have storage capacity. I love my tall dark oval top very dark chocolate wicker lamp table with beautiful curved legs. Guess it's back in style. I've always loved pottery, wood furniture, wicker accessories, wooden bowls, wood cutting boards. Would like to replace loveseat for an arm chair. My senior apt is new but tiny livingroom. If I leave the pine table a bare light wood would you suggest what protective coating to put on it. Is there such a thing as a invisible satin polyurethane. Or would that turn yellow in time too? Can you suggest a product to protect the raw soft porous wood? Do you have any decorating ideas for me. I just bought this cute little rounded ivory colored elephant for my wicker table. It's charming.
I forgot to mention cane when I was talking about natural the materials trend. It's still going strong and you can see it in several photos! What trends are you looking for in furniture or decor? Are you buying for yourself or to sell?
Thank you for the video. I took pics of everything. Sorry my comment is very long but I am in a dilemma. I have furniture from 1996 and my whole livingroom was earth tones...but I've had it so long I'm tired of it. Problem is it's back in style. I have a 2 seater Sklar Pepplar sage green suede sofa and matching loveseat in excellent shape. I hate the puffy backs. The sun has turned it more green than sage. A humungus mexican pine coffee table with handmade black wrought iron curvy legs which I love. The wax has gone yellow and its banged up on the top so I'm in the process of sanding it to bare wood but not sure if I should stain it dark or leave it light since the wicker table is very dark brown. I want to get rid of the square end tables even though they have storage capacity. I love my tall dark oval top very dark chocolate wicker lamp table with beautiful curved legs. Guess it's back in style. I've always loved pottery, wood furniture, wicker accessories, wooden bowls, wood cutting boards. Would like to replace loveseat for an arm chair. My senior apt is new but tiny livingroom. If I leave the pine table a bare light wood would you suggest what protective coating to put on it. Is there such a thing as a invisible satin polyurethane. Or would that turn yellow in time too? Can you suggest a product to protect the raw soft porous wood? Do you have any decorating ideas for me. I just bought this cute little rounded ivory colored elephant for my wicker table. It's charming.
Thank you so much for making this video, I've been looking for this exact info! It's super helpful
So glad to hear that Brandi! Thanks for watching.
Great ideas! 💚
Glad you like them! Thanks for watching.
So excited see warm colors and textures coming back!
Oh yes like a nice warm Tuscan villa ;-)
Thanks for the update on the 2022 furniture trends!
You're welcome! What's your favorite?
Good
Thanks for watching!