“I Straight-Up Tell Our Clients Not To Do It”: People Are Sharing 30 Of The Worst Interior Design Trends That Everyone Should Avoid

Whats what with love laugh love? Those are nice things! {Honestly curious}

They have been around for decades so I don't see them going anywhere.

I'd happily live in one.

I did try that, circa 2004, in Malaysia of all places. Within a couple weeks, everything was covered in dust and grease.

Well I do not agree to this one either ... My mother kitchen is white and has always been. It looks clean without a lot of effort (and we cook min. once a day, often twice) and the very big positive side is that it is 30 year old and does not look that outfashion.

I never understood people buying hutches/cabinets for an ungodly amount of money that look like they were pulled out of a barn.

I hate grey walls, it makes me feel like I'm in an asylum.

They look fine in any kind of ranch setting, but do not belong in the suburbs.

And you have to waste so much energy for heating those high rooms. I'm quite sure energy consuming stuff will soon be outdated.

I really cringe at those. Just like "clever" t-shirts.

"Floor-to-wall-tiles look like you're in a morgue", my wife says.

Painting wood furniture should be a crime.

If you want marble put it in a bathroom and use a more durable stone in the kitchen

Take that back about the molten lava cake!!

I never thought about it like that, but you're right. Easy to get stuck up there with a kitchen fire.

Not every person can have a Victorian house.

Some people nowadays like to dismantle the upper kitchen cabinets and replace them with a simple shelf + artwork / paintings. It's playful, but if I did that I would end up with literally zero storage. Plus at 6'5'', I hate to bend down all the time.

Open layouts are also harder to heat, which means both higher heating bills and worse for the environment. Smaller rooms are more economical and environmentally friendly.

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Oh, I like them. Maybe not the wood accents but the colors are great

Its good to recycle.

This is a personal preference. I've always liked brass details.

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I'm sorry, but I love brass and copper plumbing.

Is it just me or does it look like the faucet is flipping off whoever wrote this?

My original 70s bathroom with everything he mentioned begs to differ, I feel like a queen in my shower room

Love all three!

Brass is naturally antimicrobial, which is hardly "gross", and as a product of the 80s, the colors we wore are the same used today.

I think a lot of these are less an issue with the actual asthetic, and more from people who have seen the cheapest, crummiest version too many times. Like that marble and baby pink every from 5-8 years ago.

Delta makes a "champagne bronze" color that is in the brass color family without the shiny. I like it.

Brass looks good with some accents. It just depends on the colors.

Real brass is classic, especially when utilized in period appropriate spaces.

No batter now? 🤣

Brass kills germs and bacteria.

Brass batter coating or battered-brass coating? Decisions

Nah it's cute

Looks like this faucet is flipping off the person that wrote this

Brass is antimicrobial...

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Your wrong...silver is what's dated! Just like with jewelry it's an accent, you either pull it off or you don't..

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You are basically describing my grandma's house, and I've taken that as personal offense/j. I've always liked the gold accentuated and we've decided to keep the living room in it's original textured mustard yellow and hunter green wall.

Also in the 60's!

Is it me or the faucet look like cheap plastic?

solid brass faucets are self-sanitising you walnut

Actual brass? yes please. Stainless steel that is brass coloured? no way.

I think the brass faucets would be OK if the sink was brass/ brass- coloured. It's the colour clash that jars on me.

Only if it's real brass

Forest green is in for kitchens. Looks nice. Agree about mustard yellow

Actual brass (not just things painted or colored a brass color) kills bacteria on contact. THATS why brass door knobs and faucets are a thing. For hygienic reasons.

Every generation is entitled to repeat the mistakes of previous ones. I expect it is mostly people who are too young to have lived through the original avocado and harvest gold era that are using those colors now. Like all the young couples on HGTV who ooh and ah over some "mid-century modern" place that I gratefully escaped from back in the 70's. I even heard that toadstool motifs are coming back. Gaaahh!

Um if lived in 80's you would remember it was high gloss cheaper brass coating on most fixtures. This brass look is like honey, has depth and not just brassy yellow. But dark bronse or wrought iron black are alternatives to those of us who like change from Chrome everything.

nothing beats good ol stainless steeel for easy to clean and looking good for years!

Never cared for brass. Bronze, now, I'm a fool for bronze.

Looks pretty clean to me. I don't see any batter anywhere.

Real brass is hardly a trend. It’s classic. Who wrote this article?