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Some trends are running their course for these home designers. In this video, Real Simple asks a group of professional home designers to explain the decor trends that they’re tired of seeing in their clientele’s homes, including post-modern design, neutral colors, and open floor plans.
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00:00I'm tired of seeing open floor plans. I like walls. I like separation.
00:03Oh god, my clients are gonna hate me for this. I'm tired of the little wavy design.
00:08Like, can we graduate from it? Like, girl, we've seen it. Like, oh my gosh, it's making me seasick.
00:13I've been over light white oak wood. I think it was really popular for a while.
00:18Everything was white oak. Cabinetry, millwork, floors, and trim and molding and everything.
00:23And now we're just really into kind of a little bit more of a moody, dark kind of walnut vibe.
00:27Yeah, similar to you, I'm over grays and whites and bringing on all that color. I want to see more
00:33of it.
00:33I definitely have found myself leaning away from postmodernism.
00:38And I still love using postmodern silhouettes here and there.
00:43But I think they're really overdone right now.
00:45You know, all of those undulating lines and Memphis style furniture.
00:49It's like very cool.
00:51But when you're doing everything in that style, it can feel almost too trendy and overdone.
00:56Something I'm not loving right now, but everyone else seems to love the whole black and white, beige and black,
01:02neutrals.
01:03I understand that it brings people calm and some people love it.
01:06But for my house, it doesn't feel as functional and I just like the color.
01:11So I think that's a trend that is going to eventually teeter out.
01:14I feel like I'm kind of over gray. Is that it? Can I say that?
01:18I mean, I've loved gray. I've used every different shade and hue and different way you can use gray over
01:24the last couple of years.
01:25But I'm really excited to see some of the browns and the tans and the cream colors coming back in.
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