Drew, you taught me to peel and stick my walls. So I found "peel and stick stained glass" on Amazon. Now I have "stained glass" on two windows whose view was previously unattractive. Family and visitors are in awe of our home. I tell them you are my designer. Thank you!
Oh no, no skirts for me. I love the color drenching, though. No, western, but I love your house. You're fun to watch and you have great ideas! Happy New Year!!!
1:16 Western Influences 3:35 Tone of Silver 5:10 Glass 7:05 One of a Kind Lighting 9:18 Antiques 12:08 Color Drenching 14:07 Warm Oak 15:24 Pattern Play 17:07 Curtains - Skirts
Drew: since I been in the interior design business for many years and have gone thru many different trends and styles, I’m so happy to see antiques and vintage coming back. To me, to see an older piece with history, in a modern room is just heaven. Enjoyed your review of trends for 2025. I so enjoy you young designers using titles like “pattern play”and “color drenching” for specific looks. This makes it easier for the public to understand the thinking behind the look. Kudos! Carol from California
6:27 as a booth owner myself, I have always sold clear glass. But the key is to not display it with a bunch of other clear glass, always mix it in with other items that have the overall vibe you are going for when trying to sell it.
Every example chosen was so beautiful to the eye. You have such taste. But the best advice to all of us is " There is so much stuff in the world - do we need to be manufacturing more?" My house is full of things that have had a former life and I walk around thinking "Look at that. How lovely".
This! With exception of a few items of clothing (and even that I bought mostly second hand) and technology pretty much everything I have bought in the last couple of years is vintage or antique. I love imagening who owned the item/furnitue before me and what history it went through. I actually have trouble with dealing with changes, be it decluttering or chaging out item or adding something new but now I was able to declutter my whole home, sell or donate the things I really didn't use and/or got higher quality, more beautiful vintage versions of them and I no longer have issues with adding anything because old things just feel immediately familiar and cozy and not like they are intruding in on my home. I don't know if I explained that very well, but maybe you know what I mean.
@Olivaro10 💯 agreed!! I also enjoy walking through my home, envisioning the former lives of each and every antique and older piece I own. I love to think about all the people before me that adored these objects, and imagie who will own them when they are no longer mine.
Trying to get motivated while having a cup of coffee and scrolling through youtube...... Saw your smiling face and had to click on Lone Fox. Instantly felt much better! You are so enthusiastic and obviously love to share your passion for design. I will definitely log on when I'm having "blah" morning. Have a fantastic New Year!
My husband and I have been so blessed to inherit a house full of beautiful antiques. We've been married for 37 years, so we have loved having these pieces in our home. Now we will finally be "on trend" for a little while at least!
Ever since I discovered vintage I feel I am not going back. I am in the process of decorating my house and with a few exceptions, everything is vintage, antique and pre-loved. Love it so much that I also started reselling. The uniqueness that you can achieve sourcing vintage pieces is amazing. And look at your home! Perfect example!!!
Hi Drew, I‘ve been to Tehachapi about 37 years ago. I‘m from Switzerland and during my semester break I went to California to help a beekeeper who was living there in a trailer. It was a very dry year so we mainly drove around checking the beehives. I don’t remember the town of Tehachapi clearly, but I got around a lot and it was one of my best times of my life!
I’ve been a vintage collector since 1980. Everything is unique and unusual and makes me smile, knowing that when you come into my home, it’s not cookie cutter.
Wow Drew! This is the best trends video I have ever seen. The images you used were so illustrative, I don't feel like I need to know anything more about what's coming up in 2025. You nailed it!
One thing I have learned from you, Drew, is just work at putting items together until you are happy. I like more of an eclectic feel in my surroundings so I may incorporate many elements from each of these trends.
I started following you around the time you bought your house, so it’s crazy to me that you weren’t always so vintage/antique focused! You’ve done such a beautiful job curating these pieces into your space and I’ve learned so much about different vintage styles from your videos. 1000% can see you as an antique dealer in your retirement!
Another great video. FWIW, if you love stained glass and road trips, Montreal is the epicenter of stained glass -- both historic and contemporary glass art. (This is because, historically, there were so many cathedrals, many of which have been turned into schools or condos.) You can find stained glass for very little in architecture salvage stores and even on Marketplace. When I moved here, I even took a stained glass-making class. There is an artisan community here that will make custom things.
@@lonefoxDrew what shade of white? I'm really thinking of painting my room which has a lot of dark brown paneling and making it white but I don't want it to look like a hospital room. I want white but I want warm. I also want to really encourage the sunshine to happen. I am definitely a maximalist and I adore Hollywood regency so that definitely will be color infused as well as pattern as well as a representation of different time periods. That's why I keep thinking about white as the base. What do you think?
I find the trends are for designers period. Each style is personal and you should just love what you like for your home. Be happy with your own style. Thanks Drew for your opinions tho.
Devol kitchens are everything!!! I love their use of saturated colors, warm metals and their tiles are incredible!!! My daughter got me their autographed book for my birthday!!!
Funny how things I have from my great grandfather I’ve appreciated as I gotten older which I’ve incorporated into my living room that is Oak tone and burgundy. I also love vintage glass, especially red when light hits.
I have always loved antiques. They were made better and have stood the test of time. So many of the modern furnishings fall apart quickly. I go for design and craftsmanship. Good design is timeless.
This. My parents have huge oak wood dowry chest from 1731 with the name of the lady who owned it craved into it and the date when she got married. The piece will be 300 years old soon and it will easily last several hundred years longer. I am pretty sure at this point it would take a huge effort to even make it burn, if it can be burned at all.
Yes yes yes! OMG! I am so happy to see this generation talking about antiquing! Once in a lifetime piece of furniture. You only need to buy it one time.
I am already at the "I can go to my grave with this furniture" stage with most rooms but I am currently doing this with my bedroom. Already got an antique linen closet and a small bookcase with glass doors, found a bigger 1800s jewlery box for 10 Euros (I don't think the thrift store was aware it was that old), got a ton of vintage frames collected for a gallery wall, now a nightstand, closet, dresser and carpet to go, maybe a lamp and a plant stand too. And then I'm don't need to buy any more furniture, I'm done, none of this stuff is going to break for the next 100 years or longer (my IKEA bedroom set is already broken or warped in various places lol).
Drew, I grew up in the L/G community (and turned out straight) and love, love, love your style. I appreciate your decorating tips and your videos are so watchable. I like how you're leaning into the style of your house!
Finally!! Vntage and antiques are coming back! I am so glad. I love unique pieces with character. I've had an Ebay store for a long time, and that's what I sell and decorate, keep for myself.
Drew, thank you for the years I've been watching you transform rooms into charming, elegant, interesting saces. You are one of the best!! So fun to see you with MaCenna, another one of my favorites. As for vintage/antiques I've been ahead of trends for years.
As in " from Tucson to Tucumcari, Tehachapi to Tonopaugh", heck Drew, your hometown is memorialized in song! I know, I'm old, but it's a mighty fine tune.
@mountaingarden8823 Thanks for the correction, I stumbled all over Tucumcari and never got back to Tonopah:) Still willin, let's hit that Happy Trail with Dallas Alice and have a fabulous New Year!
Here in UK our humble home has many little treasures that have been owned and used for years by people near and far. I love the mystery behind each item and I thrive when I bring home preloved items that haven’t just fallen off a conveyor belt. Thank you for all the time you share with us. ❤
I have totally loved your home remodel. I still say that if at all possible you need to bring back the previous owners just to see their reaction. Just like your landlords reaction of your rental before his passing. So priceless! Back in the late seventies I had a cleaning company. On many occasions I worked directly for the decorators and got to see some beautiful transformations from the drab white walls etc to a stunning home. One unit the paint on the walls was a charcoal gray/ almost a black. I thought it kind of dark considering walls, doors, casings and baseboards were all the same color. Then the accessories arrived. Typical to your glass, this was all done in a clear Lucite. The dining table, the chairs the server all Lucite. The decorative pieces were all Safari in nature. The russet and brown tones, plus any animal skins (faux in nature). At the end, the apartment was stunning. Can truly see why the dark walls - you would not be able to see your furniture.
Drew I love antique and vintage decor it suits my lovely english cottage and enjoy picking up quirky items love your vlogs luv to you and your team happy new year jane uk xx♥
Lived in a small town in CA most of my life that was just 90 min away from Tehachapi. Loved that little town❤ How fun to know that my decorating cowboy style (over 20 years) is now a trend! Love your channel- keep the good work!
Drew, I love your unique taste and that you go with what you love. Your house is a home and looks so lived in and warm, not staged. I love your tapestries. Watching from South Africa. Happy New Year
Surrounding yourself with things you love, will surpass trends. It's easy for me to say, since many of the things you brought up in the fall into the "things I love" category.
I’m familiar with your home town. I grew up in a suburb (Highland) of San Bernardino! I’ve noticed many of the trends beginning in 2024 and I do believe they will take on life this next year. A lot of them are stemming from our containment during COVID. People were finally living in their homes. Wanting warmth, comfort and history to surround them.
Antique yes, but to me the pattern on pattern is a no for a everyday house design. It would be nice for a summer cottage or something you don't see everyday.. I guess looking at our screens, seeing too many things in hectic cities we need zen in our houses:) looking pretty though 😊
We used to have horses and we still have a couple of old saddles that we couldn’t get rid of. I love having them in the house along with the reins and bits. I am widowed and have changed things up so I’m not so sad in my house. I need to get the saddle soap out and spiff them up a little. A little piece of my past.
I love so many styles. I love Bridgerton's set designs. I also love paintings of horses , birds and dogs. I just adore a touch of the western look. So my style is eclectic lol. I love that the skirting is back because I have it on a buffet in my kitchen.
Mixing patterns is such an 80’s look! I did a former living room in paisley, plaid and stripes all in the same hues, color wheel and family. Pinks, greens and yellows. It was an English country type of look and it was beautiful for its time. I can see it done now in more earthy tones, but I don’t think I want that again for me.
Apparently i love pattern play. Every photo you showed in that segment made me think I wish I could do that! I remember YEARS ago Emily Henderson was on a design/style reality competition show (whichshe won and that's how she got her start, I think) and I love her pattern mixing way back then but feels very much outside of my skill set.
Happy New Year Drew.Thank you for always being so inspiring and informative about design trends ....and I couldn't be happier to hear that vintage style is becoming more trendy among the younger set. It has always resonated with me and has been my preferred style for many years.
Omg, that curtain skirt is a big trend, it never gets out of style. I plan to make one for my work desk table and closet by next month January. Thank you for showing the clip pictures of the skirt idea!
Drew -- you are a fascinating decorator / designer!! Always love seeing your work / ideas take hold, and today's take on 2025 Trends has really been interesting. I am looking forward to watching more of your work in the coming year.
Love love love the silver. You know Andy Warhol had his whole loft covered in silver, he also used silver pillows which he launched from his balcony to announce the end of one era of his artwork, and the beginning of another.
I just wanted to say thank you for all the information and inspiration you have provided over the years that has helped me so much to make my home look more complete, warm and beautiful. And for having become such a great advocate for antique home goods, furniture and accessoires and art because like you said, we don't actually need a new version of most things and old things are usually better quality, last longer and are just more beautiful. Apart from technology I have barely bought anything new in the last couple of years.
I saw you at Marburger at Round Top when you went this past spring. I was there with my boyfriend who does shipping but I was at Marburger opening day helping one of our dealer friends sell at his booth and I spotted you walk by. You should totally get a booth there for the next show to sell your antiques! You would totally love it and I know you would do amazing there!
My favorite design element here is that gorgeous blue sweater against all of the warm tones. I’d love to hear you talk about color saturation as a component in design.
I feel like the last two ‘trends’ have been mastered by the British. I’ve seen so many designers and content creators from the UK lately that are experts in the mixing of patterns and using skirts in their designs. Thanks so much for sharing these ideas! 💡
Omgosh! I grew up in Bakersfield! I am 65 and just left there to move to Texas. I am building a house and plan to use a bit of western decor. Tehachapi was a great place !
I believe you are so right about content creators pushing all the same stuff. I rarely watch them. Used to find it much more interesting but more and more boring. Th and you for being so original and unique!
Same, I have usubbed from a few content creators and I have recently noticed I am down to only those who use a lot of vintage items (Drew, Mccenna, the Sorry Girls who do a lot of DIY as well as vintage..). I also love Alexandra Gater, but I wish she would use even more vintage and less new stuff. Lots of amazing DIYs on that channel though.
You can never go wrong with Shaker style. It can be incorporated into Western or minimalist. I love Shaker! As I am an equestrian, I have to say it is always around those of us who are, but I will tell you it does get old and actually boring. So I like to keep my favorite pieces and then add more of an southwestern/native cause that is my favorite.
Hey Drew..I ordered from your online store and received the parcel before cmas,in 🇦🇺 Australia…my neighbour LOVED LOVED the cmas decos I bought for her ..she couldn’t believe I went to USA for them !! Thankyou xxxhappy 2025 to you and your family
I love art glass…..I struggle to leave blown glass in a thrift store! I have several sleek vases…never too many. I love bronze , pewter and sterling pieces. I also appreciate carved or natural wood burls. My mother restored antiques……As a result, I have a great love of, and taste for expensive things that are vintage. Hard to give them up…need to sometimes, though. My home is very eclectic. My favorite wood is still ash-blonde maple. I have mixed woods in my home…..maple, cherry, hickory and oak. I also love original art….too many beautiful pieces to buy prints. Cheers!
Oh thank God some art in design! I’m not a maximalist but definitely I don’t find cubism and supper minimal design appealing. Design is ment to be a mix of art from different cultures, backgrounds and eras ! I’m so glad that this year i’ll be seeing really interesting interior design episodes. Mixing vintage, antiques and warm cozy colors is my favorite 😍
Your video is coming in very clear! My favorite pattern mix designer has always been Katheryn M. Ireland she was on a show with several other British designers like Martyn Bullard awhile ago
Drew, you taught me to peel and stick my walls. So I found "peel and stick stained glass" on Amazon. Now I have "stained glass" on two windows whose view was previously unattractive. Family and visitors are in awe of our home. I tell them you are my designer. Thank you!
Cool!
Oh no, no skirts for me. I love the color drenching, though. No, western, but I love your house. You're fun to watch and you have great ideas! Happy New Year!!!
Love this comment!!!
From where did you buy the peel and stick stained glass
YES!!!! Finally antiques gets the respect they deserve. Quality, handmade and history, always win!
1:16 Western Influences
3:35 Tone of Silver
5:10 Glass
7:05 One of a Kind Lighting
9:18 Antiques
12:08 Color Drenching
14:07 Warm Oak
15:24 Pattern Play
17:07 Curtains - Skirts
Drew: since I been in the interior design business for many years and have gone thru many different trends and styles, I’m so happy to see antiques and vintage coming back. To me, to see an older piece with history, in a modern room is just heaven.
Enjoyed your review of trends for 2025. I so enjoy you young designers using titles like “pattern play”and “color drenching” for specific looks. This makes it easier for the public to understand the thinking behind the look. Kudos! Carol from California
That blue sweater looks fantastic on you!
That was my first thought as he began the vlog 😊
6:27 as a booth owner myself, I have always sold clear glass. But the key is to not display it with a bunch of other clear glass, always mix it in with other items that have the overall vibe you are going for when trying to sell it.
Every example chosen was so beautiful to the eye. You have such taste. But the best advice to all of us is " There is so much stuff in the world - do we need to be manufacturing more?" My house is full of things that have had a former life and I walk around thinking "Look at that. How lovely".
This! With exception of a few items of clothing (and even that I bought mostly second hand) and technology pretty much everything I have bought in the last couple of years is vintage or antique. I love imagening who owned the item/furnitue before me and what history it went through. I actually have trouble with dealing with changes, be it decluttering or chaging out item or adding something new but now I was able to declutter my whole home, sell or donate the things I really didn't use and/or got higher quality, more beautiful vintage versions of them and I no longer have issues with adding anything because old things just feel immediately familiar and cozy and not like they are intruding in on my home. I don't know if I explained that very well, but maybe you know what I mean.
@Olivaro10 💯 agreed!! I also enjoy walking through my home, envisioning the former lives of each and every antique and older piece I own. I love to think about all the people before me that adored these objects, and imagie who will own them when they are no longer mine.
Trying to get motivated while having a cup of coffee and scrolling through youtube...... Saw your smiling face and had to click on Lone Fox. Instantly felt much better! You are so enthusiastic and obviously love to share your passion for design. I will definitely log on when I'm having "blah" morning. Have a fantastic New Year!
My husband and I have been so blessed to inherit a house full of beautiful antiques. We've been married for 37 years, so we have loved having these pieces in our home. Now we will finally be "on trend" for a little while at least!
YOU have influenced the antiques design trend. ❤
Good work, Drew.
Love that you’re a POSITIVE influence for good in this world. ❤
Ever since I discovered vintage I feel I am not going back. I am in the process of decorating my house and with a few exceptions, everything is vintage, antique and pre-loved. Love it so much that I also started reselling. The uniqueness that you can achieve sourcing vintage pieces is amazing. And look at your home! Perfect example!!!
Very excited that vintage is becoming a even more of a trend than it already was 💛💛💛
I agree!! 🤎
I love watching your show you're so awesome Happy New Year🎉❤
Hi Drew, I‘ve been to Tehachapi about 37 years ago. I‘m from Switzerland and during my semester break I went to California to help a beekeeper who was living there in a trailer. It was a very dry year so we mainly drove around checking the beehives. I don’t remember the town of Tehachapi clearly, but I got around a lot and it was one of my best times of my life!
I feel that it's good to give respect to decor of the past. Glad it's one of your trends!
You are from Tehachapi!!! Bakersfield girl here. My mom and I are obsessed with everything you and everything you put out! We ❤ you!!!
You are so right. People need to save items from the trash.
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Thrifting and saving our planet is the biggest challenge for everyone 🌎
Drew, you are amazing! You are a great inspiration to me. Let your 2025 be bright and happy!
16:54 is literally my grandmother's basement in the early 70's. It was bespoke. That does it...I've lived long enough for styles to come back around.
Yep. I recognize a lot of these rooms from childhood.
As long as they don't bring back the brown, orange and yellow shag carpets...
@ We just got rid of ours in 2021. I asked my daughter to help remove it; I’ve never seen her work so fast!
I’ve been a vintage collector since 1980. Everything is unique and unusual and makes me smile, knowing that when you come into my home, it’s not cookie cutter.
Wow Drew! This is the best trends video I have ever seen. The images you used were so illustrative, I don't feel like I need to know anything more about what's coming up in 2025. You nailed it!
One thing I have learned from you, Drew, is just work at putting items together until you are happy. I like more of an eclectic feel in my surroundings so I may incorporate many elements from each of these trends.
I’m a glad to see you love antique shopping vintage shopping is absolutely the best .🌎🌎❤️❤️👏👏
Thank you for all the “blabbering on and on”!!! Love this! Happy New Year ❤
I started following you around the time you bought your house, so it’s crazy to me that you weren’t always so vintage/antique focused! You’ve done such a beautiful job curating these pieces into your space and I’ve learned so much about different vintage styles from your videos. 1000% can see you as an antique dealer in your retirement!
Another great video. FWIW, if you love stained glass and road trips, Montreal is the epicenter of stained glass -- both historic and contemporary glass art. (This is because, historically, there were so many cathedrals, many of which have been turned into schools or condos.) You can find stained glass for very little in architecture salvage stores and even on Marketplace. When I moved here, I even took a stained glass-making class. There is an artisan community here that will make custom things.
I guess all-white is color drenching, too. If you have lots of windows, white walls, ceilings, and trim can be soothing. But it needs sunshine.
Absolutely!! White is always clean and fresh in my opinion, you can never ever go wrong!
Thank you for that! I’m loving everything I see here, but _living_ with it? I do find white so restful for my mind.
@@lonefoxDrew what shade of white? I'm really thinking of painting my room which has a lot of dark brown paneling and making it white but I don't want it to look like a hospital room. I want white but I want warm. I also want to really encourage the sunshine to happen. I am definitely a maximalist and I adore Hollywood regency so that definitely will be color infused as well as pattern as well as a representation of different time periods. That's why I keep thinking about white as the base. What do you think?
I find the trends are for designers period. Each style is personal and you should just love what you like for your home. Be happy with your own style. Thanks Drew for your opinions tho.
I agree as well! It seems to be what designers like to use as concepts for design and stores like to emulate the styles in shoppable pieces
Devol kitchens are everything!!! I love their use of saturated colors, warm metals and their tiles are incredible!!! My daughter got me their autographed book for my birthday!!!
Funny how things I have from my great grandfather I’ve appreciated as I gotten older which I’ve incorporated into my living room that is Oak tone and burgundy. I also love vintage glass, especially red when light hits.
I have always loved antiques. They were made better and have stood the test of time. So many of the modern furnishings fall apart quickly. I go for design and craftsmanship. Good design is timeless.
This. My parents have huge oak wood dowry chest from 1731 with the name of the lady who owned it craved into it and the date when she got married. The piece will be 300 years old soon and it will easily last several hundred years longer. I am pretty sure at this point it would take a huge effort to even make it burn, if it can be burned at all.
Yes yes yes! OMG! I am so happy to see this generation talking about antiquing! Once in a lifetime piece of furniture. You only need to buy it one time.
I am already at the "I can go to my grave with this furniture" stage with most rooms but I am currently doing this with my bedroom. Already got an antique linen closet and a small bookcase with glass doors, found a bigger 1800s jewlery box for 10 Euros (I don't think the thrift store was aware it was that old), got a ton of vintage frames collected for a gallery wall, now a nightstand, closet, dresser and carpet to go, maybe a lamp and a plant stand too. And then I'm don't need to buy any more furniture, I'm done, none of this stuff is going to break for the next 100 years or longer (my IKEA bedroom set is already broken or warped in various places lol).
Drew, I grew up in the L/G community (and turned out straight) and love, love, love your style. I appreciate your decorating tips and your videos are so watchable. I like how you're leaning into the style of your house!
Great job Drew! Love seeing new trends and ALWAYS love your videos! Happy New Year! 🎉
Finally!! Vntage and antiques are coming back! I am so glad. I love unique pieces with character. I've had an Ebay store for a long time, and that's what I sell and decorate, keep for myself.
Drew, thank you for the years I've been watching you transform rooms into charming, elegant, interesting saces. You are one of the best!! So fun to see you with MaCenna, another one of my favorites. As for vintage/antiques I've been ahead of trends for years.
Drew, YOU are always New & Fresh !
As in " from Tucson to Tucumcari, Tehachapi to Tonopaugh", heck Drew, your hometown is memorialized in song! I know, I'm old, but it's a mighty fine tune.
Love that song! As a Nevadan I need to correct the spelling of Tonopah though 😊 Happy trails!
@mountaingarden8823 Thanks for the correction, I stumbled all over Tucumcari and never got back to Tonopah:) Still willin, let's hit that Happy Trail with Dallas Alice and have a fabulous New Year!
Here in UK our humble home has many little treasures that have been owned and used for years by people near and far. I love the mystery behind each item and I thrive when I bring home preloved items that haven’t just fallen off a conveyor belt. Thank you for all the time you share with us. ❤
I have totally loved your home remodel. I still say that if at all possible you need to bring back the previous owners just to see their reaction. Just like your landlords reaction of your rental before his passing. So priceless!
Back in the late seventies I had a cleaning company. On many occasions I worked directly for the decorators and got to see some beautiful transformations from the drab white walls etc to a stunning home. One unit the paint on the walls was a charcoal gray/ almost a black. I thought it kind of dark considering walls, doors, casings and baseboards were all the same color. Then the accessories arrived. Typical to your glass, this was all done in a clear Lucite. The dining table, the chairs the server all Lucite. The decorative pieces were all Safari in nature. The russet and brown tones, plus any animal skins (faux in nature). At the end, the apartment was stunning. Can truly see why the dark walls - you would not be able to see your furniture.
Drew I love antique and vintage decor it suits my lovely english cottage and enjoy picking up quirky items love your vlogs luv to you and your team happy new year jane uk xx♥
Lived in a small town in CA most of my life that was just 90 min away from Tehachapi. Loved that little town❤ How fun to know that my decorating cowboy style (over 20 years) is now a trend! Love your channel- keep the good work!
Drew, I love your unique taste and that you go with what you love. Your house is a home and looks so lived in and warm, not staged. I love your tapestries. Watching from South Africa. Happy New Year
Surrounding yourself with things you love, will surpass trends. It's easy for me to say, since many of the things you brought up in the fall into the "things I love" category.
I’m familiar with your home town. I grew up in a suburb (Highland) of San Bernardino!
I’ve noticed many of the trends beginning in 2024 and I do believe they will take on life this next year. A lot of them are stemming from our containment during COVID. People were finally living in their homes. Wanting warmth, comfort and history to surround them.
Yep, use to drive thru Tehachapi when we lived in Victorville and drove up to Atwater. I’m sure it has changed a lot since I lived in California.
Antique yes, but to me the pattern on pattern is a no for a everyday house design. It would be nice for a summer cottage or something you don't see everyday.. I guess looking at our screens, seeing too many things in hectic cities we need zen in our houses:) looking pretty though 😊
We used to have horses and we still have a couple of old saddles that we couldn’t get rid of. I love having them in the house along with the reins and bits. I am widowed and have changed things up so I’m not so sad in my house. I need to get the saddle soap out and spiff them up a little. A little piece of my past.
Trend #1-Yellowstone.
I love so many styles. I love Bridgerton's set designs. I also love paintings of horses , birds and dogs. I just adore a touch of the western look. So my style is eclectic lol. I love that the skirting is back because I have it on a buffet in my kitchen.
that blue sweater totally pops on you!
Color is continuing. No more stark white and muted tones. I feel like more people are embracing color like never before.
Mixing patterns is such an 80’s look! I did a former living room in paisley, plaid and stripes all in the same hues, color wheel and family. Pinks, greens and yellows. It was an English country type of look and it was beautiful for its time. I can see it done now in more earthy tones, but I don’t think I want that again for me.
Ok your eyes are POPPPPPING!!! DREW IN BLUE IS 🌀
Apparently i love pattern play. Every photo you showed in that segment made me think I wish I could do that! I remember YEARS ago Emily Henderson was on a design/style reality competition show (whichshe won and that's how she got her start, I think) and I love her pattern mixing way back then but feels very much outside of my skill set.
Love your videos/home. I made a cute curtain on a laundry room cabinet
I just used the iron on tape instead of sewing.
Bringing the real into interior design. Color, texture, history and imagination. Well done Drew! People are over beige and conformity.
Happy New Year Drew.Thank you for always being so inspiring and informative about design trends ....and I couldn't be happier to hear that vintage style is becoming more trendy among the younger set. It has always resonated with me and has been my preferred style for many years.
Love the vintage and curtain trends!
I'm so ahead of myself. I've basically checked most of the boxes, Drew! Love it! 😊🎉❤
Sooooo glad oak is coming back. Such beautiful wood!!!!!!!
Omg, that curtain skirt is a big trend, it never gets out of style. I plan to make one for my work desk table and closet by next month January. Thank you for showing the clip pictures of the skirt idea!
I really hope color drenching becomes classic. I love it!
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This is so comforting to my eyes, it's beautiful 🤎
For real, what a dream bathroom! I wish this stain glass pattern was available was window cling film so I could put it on my bathroom window.
Awe you grew up close to where I am from ♥️ Love all the trends! Can’t wait to see what you do with them in 2025🎉
the set up is looking sharp and crisp in this video Drew! I love it.
Mixing patterns are definitely like movie sets. Very eclectic.
Drew -- you are a fascinating decorator / designer!! Always love seeing your work / ideas take hold, and today's take on 2025 Trends has really been interesting. I am looking forward to watching more of your work in the coming year.
You are so lucky to have found your home. It has so much character, love the outside, and you have just taken it all to the next level. 💫✨
Love love love the silver. You know Andy Warhol had his whole loft covered in silver, he also used silver pillows which he launched from his balcony to announce the end of one era of his artwork, and the beginning of another.
I just wanted to say thank you for all the information and inspiration you have provided over the years that has helped me so much to make my home look more complete, warm and beautiful. And for having become such a great advocate for antique home goods, furniture and accessoires and art because like you said, we don't actually need a new version of most things and old things are usually better quality, last longer and are just more beautiful. Apart from technology I have barely bought anything new in the last couple of years.
I saw you at Marburger at Round Top when you went this past spring. I was there with my boyfriend who does shipping but I was at Marburger opening day helping one of our dealer friends sell at his booth and I spotted you walk by. You should totally get a booth there for the next show to sell your antiques! You would totally love it and I know you would do amazing there!
Happy new Year 🥳😍
My favorite design element here is that gorgeous blue sweater against all of the warm tones. I’d love to hear you talk about color saturation as a component in design.
I’m from a farm and I love the western influence with country. Thanks for the advice on this.
I feel like the last two ‘trends’ have been mastered by the British. I’ve seen so many designers and content creators from the UK lately that are experts in the mixing of patterns and using skirts in their designs. Thanks so much for sharing these ideas! 💡
Tehachapi!! I thru hiked the PCT. Everyone in that town was so lovely & welcoming. Also a fantastic BBQ joint!!
Happy New Year Drew! More trends I'd like to see is more Winston please!! 🥰🐾💖
Omgosh! I grew up in Bakersfield! I am 65 and just left there to move to Texas. I am building a house and plan to use a bit of western decor. Tehachapi was a great place !
Thank you Drew! Very informative!
I just rewatched the old Bonanza series! It is the American cowboy aesthetic! Also early Ralph Lauren
I believe you are so right about content creators pushing all the same stuff. I rarely watch them. Used to find it much more interesting but more and more boring. Th and you for being so original and unique!
Same, I have usubbed from a few content creators and I have recently noticed I am down to only those who use a lot of vintage items (Drew, Mccenna, the Sorry Girls who do a lot of DIY as well as vintage..). I also love Alexandra Gater, but I wish she would use even more vintage and less new stuff. Lots of amazing DIYs on that channel though.
Pattern play 🤩🤤 love to see it and trying to incorporate it too!!
Happy New Year Drew.🎉. Thank you for all your videos and hard work you do. Wishing you and your family the best in 2025.
Drew, your example images are so good I'm going to have to watch this a second time and hit the pause button so I can take them in.
You can never go wrong with Shaker style. It can be incorporated into Western or minimalist. I love Shaker! As I am an equestrian, I have to say it is always around those of us who are, but I will tell you it does get old and actually boring. So I like to keep my favorite pieces and then add more of an southwestern/native cause that is my favorite.
Superb video Drew. The images you pulled are sublime. Thank you and your team for a great year♡ Happy 2025!
I love my silver stuff. All about the light. Happy new year!🌎✌️👍😎🇨🇦🎩 Love the sweater!!
So happy warm antiques are coming in vogue, same with pattern play. Twig my favorites!
Have a Prosperous 2025 Drew - Thank you for your many inspiring content and wonderful ideas 🕊️💕🙏🏾🙌🏽
Drew, loved this "trendy" video, and really enjoying you in that blue sweater!! 💙
edit: I lived in CA for years, and LOVED Tehachapi!!
I love your Spanish home. It and your decor are timeless
Hey Drew..I ordered from your online store and received the parcel before cmas,in 🇦🇺 Australia…my neighbour LOVED LOVED the cmas decos I bought for her ..she couldn’t believe I went to USA for them !! Thankyou xxxhappy 2025 to you and your family
I love art glass…..I struggle to leave blown glass in a thrift store! I have several sleek vases…never too many. I love bronze , pewter and sterling pieces. I also appreciate carved or natural wood burls. My mother restored antiques……As a result, I have a great love of, and taste for expensive things that are vintage. Hard to give them up…need to sometimes, though. My home is very eclectic. My favorite wood is still ash-blonde maple. I have mixed woods in my home…..maple, cherry, hickory and oak. I also love original art….too many beautiful pieces to buy prints. Cheers!
Dre looks so good but you blend into the background love the sweater
🥳🎉🍾 Happy New Year
What!!! I Grew up inTehachapi. I am 53 so we would not have met but that is crazy! The only thing I miss is French Toast at Kelcy's.
Oh thank God some art in design! I’m not a maximalist but definitely I don’t find cubism and supper minimal design appealing.
Design is ment to be a mix of art from different cultures, backgrounds and eras !
I’m so glad that this year i’ll be seeing really interesting interior design episodes.
Mixing vintage, antiques and warm cozy colors is my favorite 😍
You just gave my the confidence to do a skirt curtain in my bathroom. ❤
Your video is coming in very clear! My favorite pattern mix designer has always been Katheryn M. Ireland she was on a show with several other British designers like Martyn Bullard awhile ago